Karate Club Fees

We try to keep our prices as competitive as possible and invest any money we make back into the club. We recently purchased gum shields for all our students and have invested in some new Kumite training equipment.

There are no contracts with our club and we operate a 'pay as you train' policy. We believe this is in your best interests and fosters a responsibility for your own training.

This also means that you will not have to continue to pay us if you decide that karate is not for you, or if you need to take a short break from training due to illness of other commitments.

Here is an article on why contracts should be avoided in a karate club›

Karate Lesson Costs

Your first Lesson is free, after that we have a weekly price.

Adults £6.00

Juniors (up to 16) £5.00

Discounts are available for families of three or more.

Other Costs

When you are confident that you want to continue training with us you can join the England Wado Kai Association and if you become serious and want to grade for your first belt, it will be necessary to obtain an EWKR License.

EWKR registration & stamp book
Children and Cadets (up to 16) £5
Adults (over 16) £5
This is a yearly fee.

EWKR licence fees
Children (up to 12) - £15,
Cadets (12-15) £20,
Adults (over 16) £25
This is a yearly fee.

Applications for the EWKR Licence should be made via the England Wado Kai website. Registration should be made via the club.

Once you start progressing with karate you can purchase yourself a ‘gi’, which is the cotton jacket and trousers worn in karate. These can be bought in a range of weights and prices start at around £20.

If you are unsure whether Wado Kai Karate is for you, why not pop down on to watch a lesson, if you like what you see you can have a free lesson!