Dai Ki Haku Martial Art is a realistic combat form - focused self-defense on the street level. Fixed combinations does not help a late night on the street, it only makes skills along with improvisation, creativity, strength and courage. Dai Ki Haku is effective, realistic and intelligent in its design as it is based on an equal relationship between the strategic, the mental and the physical aspect.

The best from different styles

Dai Ki Haku combines all the martial world can offer, and there is room for everyone. The training taught all elements of combat techniques. Punches, kicks, throws, ground fighting and weapons training are just some of these. Match shape is composed of many different fighting styles, from which the most effective elements are weighted. One learns therefore to struggle with his whole body, his mind and nearly everything to get her hands. There practiced struggle under many different conditions, and establish realistic self defense situations that are done with and without protective equipment. You learn to defend yourself against one or more opponents, and the intensity of the situations depends on the level.

Match everyday

The teaching draws constant parallels to everyday life. Accuracy, balance and attention is not only something that is important in the gym, and if one chooses Dai Ki Haku, it is possible consciously and unconsciously transfer these items to common situations in everyday life. A difficult challenge in life is comparable to a tough battle in the training, and the goal is to use his fighting skills to act in everyday situations.

For example:

- When you are pressed in the training build resilience and endurance. - During the fight with different people learn to read your opponent and anticipate situations. - A prerequisite for profits in a match is concentration, presence and attention. Cross Training, bare feet and grounding actual teaching takes place everywhere; inside and out and in all kinds of environment. Often for it to be so real-to-life as possible. Dai Ki Haku does not use the fitness and strength machines in the classroom, instead used the elements of nature. We train in bare feet and have always done it from Dai Ki Haku beginning. We believe that it is healthy to get natural massage under your feet and it increases ground. The feet are not locked into a pair of shoes and it increases energy flow.

internal force

Dai Ki Haku means translated "The inner Kraft's outer radiance." We place great emphasis on working with the inner force. The inner power is essientielle in all of us. With great inner strength, one is able to complete all your objectives.

Inner peace

As a counterpart to the powerful physical part of Dai Ki Haku great emphasis on inner peace. The inner peace is strengthened through energy exercises, meditation and balance exercises in class. Internal power and balance creates a strong person who can not be beaten off course.

Get better against

Through an efficient and nuanced struggle style, which focuses on the individual, build up the internal force, so that the individual among other things, achieve more balance in all areas of life. A balance between the head and body and you learn how to deal with many kinds of problems in life, because you can transfer what you learn in physical combat to everything else in life. One of the most basic of ourselves is to be able to defend themselves, and Dai Ki Haku get some tools for this. These tools go deeper than just the physical battle as practicing presence, attention, precision and focus.

Respect and empathy

We also work with the idea that we are all one, nature and all creatures. Therefore, one must show respect and compassion for everyone you meet on the way. This respect starts in the hall of sparring with coaching peers and instructors. There is always a good atmosphere and there is room for everyone.

Improved self-esteem and stress on the decline

Typically get our students more peace and balance in their lives. If you feel stressed, it can train Dai Ki Haku create a healthy counterpoint to it which gives one stress. Many find that they have more energy. It improves among other things, focusing ability, concentration and body awareness. Also self-esteem and self-confidence gets a jolt up in it to build a positive image of his own ability. There are start-up of new teams, and the first two hours are free. See Dai Ki Haku site here