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Kids' Karate Berlin Steglitz

Kyokushin Karate for kids and youth in Berlin-Steglitz. Three age groups on Saturday, clear structure, small groups, and age-appropriate training without full contact for children. Previous experience is not necessary.

Sat

Fixed training day

5–17

Children & teenagers

3

Age groups

Steglitz

Gardeschützenweg 57

Trainees in karate basic stance at Shinzen Dojo Berlin
For whom?

Target groups in Ste­glitz

Three age groups, one location. Every child finds their group, age-appropriate, challenging, and with clear development goals.

Children 5–8 years

5–8 years

Playful learning, coordination, and basic techniques. The focus is on: fun, movement, and the greeting ritual as structure.

  • ·Playful exercises
  • ·Coordination & balance
  • ·First standing position
  • ·Greeting ritual & respect
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Children 9–13 years

9–13 years

Demanding techniques, first partner exercises, and competition preparation. Clearly structured, age-appropriately challenging.

  • ·Cleaner basic techniques
  • ·First Kata
  • ·Partner exercises
  • ·Competition preparation possible
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Youth 13–17 years

13–17 years

Self-assertion, strength, and community in the most important phase of growing up. Role model function for younger ones.

  • ·Full-contact preparation
  • ·Competition opportunities
  • ·Role model function
  • ·Taking on responsibility
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When?

Trai­ning ses­si­ons times

Children 5–8 yearsSaturday
09:30–10:15Details →
Children 9–13 yearsSaturday
10:30–11:45Details →
Youth 13–17 yearsSaturday
11:45–13:00Details →
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Why Steglitz

Loca­tion bene­fits

Berlin-Steglitz is our family location for kids and youth karate in the southwest of Berlin. Families from Steglitz, Lichterfelde, Zehlendorf, Lankwitz, and Friedenau can find age-appropriate Kyokushin training in small groups here on Saturdays – without full contact for children.

Location in Steglitz

Gardeschützenweg in Berlin-Steglitz, in a residential area near Rathaus Steglitz. Parents can wait in the vicinity or run errands during training.

Small groups, parents welcome

Fixed groups with familiar trainers, transparent procedures, and age-appropriate training. Parents are allowed to watch at any time and stay in the area during training.

One fixed appointment per week

Saturday morning fits the family rhythm: three age groups train one after the other, siblings consecutively, parents drive once. The fixed weekly rhythm provides stability for children.

Safe, structured, with progress

Controlled training without full contact for children. Greeting ritual, warm-up, technique, and games provide a clear framework on the mat; belt tests make progress visible.

The decision

Why this loca­tion?

The Steglitz location is geared towards children and youth. Kyokushin basics, coordination, age-appropriate partner exercises, and dojo rules like respect and attentiveness are trained.

The location is in Steglitz near Lichterfelde and is also easily accessible from Zehlendorf, Lankwitz, Friedenau, and parts of Tempelhof. We deliberately bundle kids and youth training at one fixed location in the southwest of Berlin, instead of falsely pretending to offer multiple district locations.

Shinzen means friendship. The training is organized as a fixed dojo community: children train regularly in their age groups, know the trainers and training partners, and develop together over a long period.

Shinzen Dojo Berlin-Steglitz
The Team

Trainer in Ste­glitz

Sensei Son trains in person in Steglitz. He knows every child by name and leads the groups on Saturdays with patience and clarity.

Anh Son Le – Sensei · 3. Dan – Shinzen Dojo Berlin

Anh Son Le

Sensei · 3rd DanFounder & Head Instructor

Kihon, Kata, Kumite for children and adults

Impressions

Impres­si­ons from Ste­glitz

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How to find us

Direc­tions Map

Google Maps – Gardeschützenweg 57, 12203 Berlin

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Address

Gardeschützenweg 57, 12203 Berlin

Plan route
Public transport
  • U9Rathaus Steglitz (approx. 5 min. walk)
  • S1Rathaus Steglitz (approx. 5 min. walk)
  • BusM48, M82, 181 – stop nearby
Parking options

Parking spaces available in the surrounding streets (residential area, free of charge).

Surroundings & Accessibility

Quiet residential area in Berlin-Steglitz, near Rathaus Steglitz. Shopping facilities and cafés nearby, ideal for parents waiting during training.

Catchment area

Also easily acces­si­ble from

The Dojo Steglitz is particularly easy to reach for people from these surrounding Berlin districts and neighborhoods:
SteglitzZehlendorfLankwitzLichterfeldeMarienfeldeTempelhofFriedenauNeuköllnDahlem
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What parents say

Google Reviews

5.0Overall: 4 Google reviews

Showing 3 selected reviews out of 4 Google reviews.

5.0

“Für Kinder und Jugendliche eine Top Adresse für Kinder 👶 Karate 🥋 in Berlin!”

TL

To L.

Google review

5.0

“Kann nur weiter empfehlen, meine Tochter geht sehr gerne hin und ist weiterhin sehr motiviert.Danke Schön 👍”

NK

Nevin K.

Google review

5.0

“Ich kann das Shinzen Dojo with gutem Gewissen weiterempfehlen. Das Training ist sehr gut auf die jeweiligen Altersklassen and Graduierungen angepasst. Unsere Tochter ist seit über einem Jahr fleißig dabei. Vielen Dank und mach weiter so! Beste Grüße an Meister Son Le”

DB

Der B.

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Frequently asked questions

Ste­glitz loca­tion explai­ned

Trial training in Steglitz

Free and non-binding. Saturday morning in three age groups. No previous experience necessary – comfortable sportswear is sufficient.

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