I am Sensei Miguel Zamora, 4th Dan black belt and founder of Kodokai USA. I began training in Shotokan Karate at age 7 in Caracas, Venezuela. Over the years, I’ve won numerous Kata and Kumite championships, taught Karate from age 16, and was a university champion from 1995 to 2000.
In 2002, I joined Kodokai to represent Venezuela internationally, achieving success in national and international tournaments.
study and practice of the fundamental techniques of karate, such as punches, kicks, blocks and stances.
Pre-established sequences of movements that simulate combat against imaginary opponents
Practical application of karate techniques in real or simulated combat, ranging from prearranged combat to free combat.
A set of ethical and moral principles that guide the practice of karate. It includes values such as respect, humility, perseverance, and self-discipline.
Refers to the set of rules of courtesy and respect observed in the dojo. It includes greetings, bows, and other forms of respectful behavior.
It is the development of character, mental discipline, and self-control. Karate is not only a physical practice but also a mental and spiritual discipline.
Methodical teaching
Teaching with structured and step-by-step guidanceCreativity in classes
Developing new strategies to keep lessons fresh and engaging.Physical development
Designing exercises to improve students' physical abilities.Winning mindset
Teaching students to visualize victory and stay focused on success.