Ryu's Martial Arts

Master the art of traditional Shotokan Karate while building strength, coordination, and discipline. Classes welcome students of all ages and fitness levels in a supportive environment.

Experience the discipline and tradition of Shotokan Karate, a martial arts style rooted in the teachings of Gichin Funakoshi, the master who brought karate from Okinawa to the world. Long Island Shotokan in Floral Park carries forward this legacy of rigorous training and personal growth for students of all ages and skill levels.

Master instructor Marvin S. German Jr. brings over four decades of expertise in Kung Fu, Jujitsu, and Judo to Baldwin's premier martial arts studio. Classes for all ages and skill levels—plus Tai Chi and yoga—fit your schedule and goals.

"Academies in Queens and Bethpage, NY which serves the following cities: Ozone Park, Katonah, Massepequa, Levittown and Howard Beach. As professionals in the martial arts, we have dedicated our lives to the betterment of our sport - and operate a martial arts school with the goal of educating children and adults to become physically and emotionally strong."

Build confidence and strength this summer through expert martial arts instruction designed for kids of all levels. Our programs develop focus, discipline, and self-esteem while keeping students active and engaged.

Okinawa Karate Kobudo Kai is an organization dedicated to traditional training in Okinawan kenpo karate and kobudo based in Long Island, New York. The chief instructor is Sensei Serge Clark.

For Best Results: -Students must arrive 10 minutes before class -Never disturb or interrupt class -Consult the instructor when your attendance, techniques, and attitude are deemed commensurate with the next level.

Why New Generation Karate? Imagine there were a physical activity, that you liked doing, that you could still do and get better at as you got older, that would give you energy, confidence, and focus, that you could do a couple times a week, that would get you off the couch, out of the house. Would you do it?