Shihan Kenji Suzuki teaches a karate style that has its roots in traditional Japanese karate. He incorporates his own training techniques, which brings to his students a unique yet highly effective form of the martial art.
The Suzuki style of karate is "full contact", not "point system" karate. The kumite (fighting/ sparring) is controlled in such a way that students participate in realistic fighting experience without risk of injury. Along with kumite, students will learn traditional karate kata (forms/patterns) and also train with focus targets called mitts to develop strong and accurate striking techniques.
Shihan Suzuki's students range in age from 3 years old to over 78 years old. All receive the physiological and psychological benefits of karate training in a fun and supportive environment.

Suzuki Dojo hosts tournaments every year in the Spring and Fall. A number of dojos take part in the spirit of goodwill and friendship. From white belt to black belt, ages of participants range from 3 to 78 years old. These tournaments give students a chance to test themselves and their understanding and application of karate. It also gives them an opportunity to face their fears and nervousness head on, and to grow and develop mentally and spiritually from the experience.