126dojo

126 Dojo is a Kyokushin Karate club located at 71 Vazha-Pshavela Avenue in Tbilisi, Georgia. Established in 2012, the dojo has been developing Kyokushin Karate and helping practitioners of different ages and experience levels improve their skills, physical fitness and character.

The club is led by Head Instructor Nika Nadirashvili, a licensed instructor and 3rd Dan black belt. Under his guidance, training is available for both children and adults, with groups adapted to different levels of preparation, from beginners taking their first steps in karate to experienced athletes pursuing competitive goals.

Training at 126 Dojo combines traditional Kyokushin Karate techniques with systematic physical conditioning. Classes include kihon (basic techniques), kata, kumite, strength and endurance exercises, and the development of coordination, discipline and self-control. Practitioners also develop confidence, perseverance, respect for others and practical self-defence skills.

The dojo provides opportunities to take belt examinations within the Kyokushin grading system, attend training camps and represent the club at local and international tournaments and championships. Competition preparation is an important part of the training programme, helping athletes test their abilities, gain experience and work towards new sporting achievements.

Since its establishment, 126 Dojo has focused on building a strong and disciplined generation through regular training and the values of Kyokushin Karate. Whether the goal is physical development, learning martial arts, personal growth or competitive success, the club offers an environment for continuous improvement.

Located in Tbilisi, 126 Dojo welcomes children and adults who want to discover Kyokushin Karate, develop their abilities and become part of the club’s team.