Cancer is absolutely devastating. Hospital stays are long and difficult with each fight being unique and extremely demanding. Today, it is our goal to provide comfort in the everyday lives of very sick children, by helping the ward blossom into a caring environment better suited to treatment and healing.

Silvana and Carlo Santoro

Welcome!

The Camille Ohan Branch is a growing family of karate schools all under the direction of Shihan Camille Ohan, 7th degree black belt. Schools of this organization must follow certain criteria to promote the values of karate in a positive, safe and pleasant environment.

We are a member of the WKO (World Karate Organization) in Japan, which spans 10 regions of the world: Africa, Asia, Central America, Europe, Middle East, North America, Russia, South America, South Pacific and Japan. The president of the WKO is master Kenji Midori, and the style of karate that we practice is Shinkyokushinkai, descendant of the kan founded by Grand Master Matsutatsu Oyama Kyokushinkai.

Join us! Learn in a pleasant family atmosphere, where discipline and respect prevail without exception. We offer karate courses for juniors, teens and adults, as well as the Mini-Karate (ages 5 and 6). Our program is structured to provide balanced mind and body training.

Karate is simple but it is not easy. Karate is more than a sport. First and foremost, it is a way of life, with a focus on individual development. Be challenged, and become a contender in the Shinkyokushin Karate tradition!

Thanks to Liliane Thiziri Zatout, a media student at Cégep du Vieux Montréal, her short film project on Shihan Camille Ohan as a karate instructor won first place and will be presented at the film festival. A copy of the short film will soon be available on our website for you to view.

Federation Karate Kyokushin Kubodo Canada Organization

Camille Ohan Branch

WKO - World Karate Organization

Thanks to Liliane Thiziri Zatout, a media student at Cégep du Vieux Montréal, her short film project on Shihan Camille Ohan as a karate instructor won first place and will be presented at the film festival. A copy of the short film will soon be available on our website for you to view.