Sensei Says “My Sensei gave me the greatest gift anyone could give someone, he believed in me.” -Bill Viola Jr. #senseisays

Sensei Says “My Sensei gave me the greatest gift anyone could give someone, he believed in me.” -Bill Viola Jr. #senseisays
State vs State Jr. Team Challenge is accepting registrations. Join an existing team or form your own. More info
Fight among the world’s best at the Kumite Classic! Irish Open and 8x WAKO World Champion Zsolt Mórádi is ready to battle in Pittsburgh, are you? Sign up www.kumiteclassic.com to compete at the mecca of martial arts in Pittsburgh. -Brought to you by Century SuperShow, Europa, and Team Paul Mitchell Karate.
Inspired by the book Godfathers of MMA: The AFI DOCS Interview: TOUGH GUYS Directors Henry Roosevelt and W.B. Zullo May 12, 2017 Told through the colorful stories of scrappy brawlers and amateur promoters, TOUGH GUYS brings to life the birth of mixed martial arts competitions in 1980s Pittsburgh. The idea to legitimize street fighting by...
The North American Open! Europa has formed a strategic partnership with WAKO, UFC, Century, MAIA Supershow and Kumite Classic. Stay tuned and mark your calendars for July 6-7th 2017 in VEGAS! More information visit our Facebook Page
Sensei Says is an award winning martial arts and education curriculum. Being a SENSEI isn’t for everyone, but everyone needs a Sensei -Bill Viola Jr. My Sensei gave me the greatest gift he could give someone, he believed in me. This is a concept I have dedicated my life to sharing with the world. Sensei Says ®...
Team Kumite will be attending the Europa Games Martial Arts Tour. Looking forward to the UFC Fan Expo in July!
Congratulations on Sensei Bill Viola Jr. making the Amazon best sellers list with his latest book, “Go Ask Your Dad.” Bill was also recently selected as one of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Pittsburgh’s “40 under 40” people who influence the community. Congrats! “Being a SENSEI isn’t for everyone, but everyone needs a SENSEI.”
Mark Your Calendars! 2017 Kumite Classic May 26-27th Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh’s largest martial arts and sport karate tournament. Photos by Joe Kleon. Visit http://www.joekleon.com/ for more info.
Karate 2020 Olympics From Sport Karate Illustrated, May 2016: -By Bill Viola Jr. Judo made its Olympic debut in 1964, Tae Kwon Do in 2000. Karate, however, has yet to make an appearance. Although poised, seemingly forever, karate has been rejected by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on three separate occasions; Beijing, London and Rio...