Instructors

Sensei Jason Romer

Sensei Jason Romer has been training in Shorinjiryu Karatedo for in excess 27 years. He started his initial training in the late 1980’s as part of the Australian Shorinjyru Karatedo Association. The Seishinjuku Dojo was officially opened in 2010, in the Brisbane suburb of Bardon and is the Australian representative for the Shorinjiryu Kenyukai Watanabe Ha Federation. Jason is currently ranked Rokudan – 6th Dan Black Belt.

During this time he has competed at a Regional, State, National and International level. He is an accredited coach, and has many years’ experience mentoring and coaching sportspeople of all ages and abilities.

Sensei Jason holds a ‘Working with Children’ Blue Card.

 

Sempai Jarrod Ryder – Assistant Instructor

Sempai Jarrod began martial arts training aged 7 years of age, and has pursued it as a life long passion.  He trained in Judo and Shorin-Ryu Karate before beginning kickboxing as a teenager.  Jarrod competed at a national level as well as coaching a South Pacific and amateur World Champion competitor.  He sought to pursue traditional Japanese martial arts as an adult and relocated to Brisbane, beginning his study of Shorinjiryu Kenyukai Watanabe-Ha Karate under Sensei Jason.  Jarrod has competed at the Oceania Koshiki championship and other local competitions but considers his time spent training under Kaicho Watanabe in Baltimore and Brisbane as his most treasured martial art memories.

  • This dojo is a place where humility, honour integrity and other old world values such as personal development and discipline are developed and encouraged.
    Jarrod
  • Seishinjuku Karate Dojo is a great place to learn and practice an authentic martial art.
    Peter
  • I thoroughly enjoy training under the guidance of Sensei Jason and would recommend karate to anyone looking to improve their fitness/agility, knowledge of martial arts/self defence, and self respect/confidence.
    Christine

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