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Get in Touch

We'd love to hear from you. Whether you have questions about naginata, membership, or our events, we're here to help. Reach out and become part of our martial arts community.

MULTIPLE WAYS TO REACH THE USNKA TEAM

EMAIL

🇺🇸 United States

Adam Christopher Fox

adam@usnka.org

🇪🇺 Europe

Giovanni Gambin

gianni@usnka.org

RESPONSE TIME

24-48 hours

We aim to respond quickly to all inquiries

COVERAGE

United States & Europe

Serving karate practitioners worldwide

COMMON QUESTIONS

  • Membership information and benefits
  • Arrow Catcher Memorial Retreat details
  • Finding local dojos and instructors
  • Rank recognition and certification
  • Training resources and video classes

ABOUT THE USNKA

The United States National Karate Association is one of the oldest traditional martial arts organizations in America. Founded by Hanshi Jim Mather (The Arrow Catcher), we've been preserving and promoting traditional karate excellence for decades.

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We typically respond within 24-48 hours

UNITED STATES NATIONAL KARATE ASSOCIATION

The United States National Karate Association is one of the oldest traditional martial arts organizations in America. Founded by Hanshi Jim Mather (The Arrow Catcher), we've been preserving and promoting traditional karate excellence for decades.

50+

Years of Excellence

1000+

Active Members

ALL 50

States Represented

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USNKA
EST. 1970s

One of America's oldest traditional martial arts organizations.

Traditional Values

  • Discipline & Respect
  • Physical Excellence
  • Mental Fortitude
  • Cultural Heritage

Contact

adam@usnka.org

Nationwide Coverage

Honoring Hanshi Jim Mather

The Arrow Catcher

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Preserving Traditional Martial Arts Excellence Since the 1970s