Affiliation · Kyokushin

So-Kyokushin and our Kyokushin structure.

The Kyokushin program at Ittai Dojo is part of a broader technical and organizational structure that connects our training with the World So-Kyokushin Organization and the Mexican organization Karate Kyokushinkaikan Gessi Krame.

World So-Kyokushin Organization

Our affiliation

World So-Kyokushin Organization

Ittai Dojo develops its Kyokushin practice within the World So-Kyokushin Organization and the Asociación Mexicana de Karate Kyokushinkaikan Gessi Krame.

This structure links the program with a technical lineage, a rank system, and training activities within the organization.

Kyokushin in Mexico

Continuity of Shihan Gessi Krame's legacy.

Within our organizational history, the development of Kyokushin in Mexico is tied to the work of Shihan Gessi Krame and the continuity of his students and the national organization.

Ittai Dojo participates in that continuity from its own training format and with transparency about progression requirements, including in-person exams from 6th kyu onward.

Discipline

Affiliation supports training.

Affiliation does not replace daily practice. The student's work remains building technical, physical, and mental fundamentals through consistent training.

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