About Karate Training Toolkit
Karate tools for the way instructors actually teach.
A UK-built toolkit for planning classes, tracking student development, creating assessment follow-up, and keeping club work connected.
Why it exists
A class plan should connect to what students are working on.
The platform is built around the practical loop instructors deal with every week: prepare the class, teach the lesson, assess progress, then turn feedback into the next piece of focused practice.
Each tool can stand on its own, but the goal is a connected toolkit where lesson ideas, technique references, assessments, and training plans reinforce each other.
Product principles
Built to support the session, not distract from it.
- Built around real classes, mixed groups, limited time, and feedback that needs follow-up.
- Designed to connect planning, assessment, technique reference, and student progress instead of keeping them in separate silos.
- Kept practical for instructors and club owners who need useful records without turning the dojo into a dashboard.
Club operations
Keep the club picture clear before class starts.
Manage clubs, dojos, registers, lesson allocation, and attendance in the same place as the student progress work.
- Club and dojo records
- Class registers
- Attendance history
Practice flow
Build combinations that match the training goal.
Generate structured karate combinations by move count, difficulty, stance use, and training focus, then save or share the sequence.
- Move count control
- Stance-aware sequences
- Shareable practice
Class planning
Turn an idea into a complete session plan.
Plan warm-ups, basics, pad work, kata, kumite, games, and cool downs with enough structure to teach from.
- Timed lesson blocks
- Instructor notes
- Export-ready plans
Technical reference
Keep technique detail close to the work.
Browse karate techniques, stances, and movements by name or category when building lessons, assessments, and practice plans.
- Technique lookup
- Category filters
- Linked references
Student feedback
Make progress visible without burying the instructor.
Record traffic-light assessment ratings, focused move notes, history, and report-ready feedback for each student.
- Green amber red ratings
- Move notes
- Share-ready records
Follow-up
Convert assessment points into focused practice.
Turn amber and red feedback into training plans with linked techniques, simple progress states, and practice actions.
- Assessment-generated plans
- Progress tracking
- Practice combos
Knowledge practice
Make technical vocabulary easier to revisit.
Play quick rounds that test karate techniques, stances, and movements across English and Japanese terminology.
- Short rounds
- Japanese terms
- Technique recall
Start anywhere
Open the tool that matches your next class.
Build a lesson, generate combinations, browse technique references, record an assessment, or turn follow-up points into a training plan.