IKA-Kyokushinryu Binangonan

Kohai Kim Rain Andaleon

🔥Talent gets attention.
Consistency gets results.
You may not see the results today, but every consistent effort is building proof of what you’re capable of👊🥋

Sunday Kyokushin Training

Kohai Mica Romero

🥋 Congratulations on your New Belts! 🎉

A new belt is more than just a new color—it represents your hard work, discipline, perseverance, and commitment to your karate journey.

Every training session, every challenge, and every effort has brought you to this moment.

Wear your new belt with pride, but remember that every new belt also brings a new challenge and a new opportunity to grow.
Your journey continues. Osu! 🥋🔥

Sunday training Fiesta Casitas Dojo

Rainy Saturday Kyokushin training
SMV Dojo

Congratulations to all winners of the 2nd Region 4-A Invitational Kyokushinryu Full Contact Karate Tournament...

🎊‼️What a tiring but truly fulfilling night! 🥋

Congratulations to all our students and proud guardians and parents. Your dedication and commitment have paid off, but remember—this achievement is just another step in your karate journey.

A new belt is not simply a reward; it is a reminder that there is still so much more to learn. Stay humble in victory, stay hungry for growth, Wear it with humility, honor it with discipline, and let it inspire you to train even harder.

Again the JOURNEY NEVER ENDS…Continue to train, continue to improve, and continue to become the best version of yourselves.
See you all back on the mats. Osu! 👊🔥

Some journeys aren't defined by how they begin, but by the courage to keep going.

For Jane Beatriz Subida, Kyokushin became more than just a sport—it became a foundation for the person she is today.

From balancing life as a nursing student, working student, and athlete to stepping into her first national tournament just weeks after discovering Kyokushin, every challenge taught her something greater than winning. It taught her discipline, resilience, and the value of never giving up.

Today, Jane is the Women's 60 kg Below Champion of the 20th National KyokushinRyu Full-Contact Karate Tournament, a Philippine representative at the 29th Dragon Cup International Friendship Karate Championships in Japan, and a proud member of IKAK Binangonan Dojo. Beyond her achievements in competition, she also serves others as a registered nurse, carrying the same values she learned inside the dojo into her profession every day.

Her story is a reminder that Kyokushin doesn't just build strong fighters—it builds strong people.

Read her full story here:
https://ikak.net/from-nurse-to-national-champion-the-inspiring-kyokushin-journey-of-jane-beatriz-subida/

"Success is not measured by how many times you win, but by how many times you choose to continue."

Osu!