Associations that Budo & Fitness officially sponsors and collaborates with.

The World Karate Federation (WKF) is an international

governing body of sport karate with 198 member countries.

It is the only karate organization recognised by the

International Olympic Committee and has more than

a hundred million members.

The WKF organizes their Junior and Senior Karate

World Championships, which are each held every other year.

More information regarding the co-operation here.

Svenska Judoförbundet (SJF) is a member-controlled

organization consisting of approximately 20,000 members

organized in approximately 160 clubs.

The Swedish Judo Federation works to ensure that the development

of judo in Sweden moves forward and aims

to promote the member clubs.

Read more about the collaboration here.

Svenska Jiujitsuförbundet's focus is to achieve the goal with

the least possible muscle force and that pain should not

be required for the technique to work.

This means that maximum effect and minimal

use of violence go hand in hand.

The style is an excellent tool not only for those

who want to be able to protect themselves in everyday life but also for

those who encounter difficult situations in their professional life.

Svenska Ju-jutsuförbundet  is an organization for the

style of Ju-jutsu Kai with about 60 member clubs

spread throughout the country.

Ju-jutsu is a collective name for Japanese martial arts

and self-defense without weapons and ju-jutsu can be translated

to soft or flexible technique.

Ju-jutsu Kai offers good, modern and varied

self-defense training with roots in traditional martial arts.

Our vision is: “Ju-jutsu Kai should be the obvious choice

for those who want to train martial arts with

a self-defense focus”

Svenska Jujutsufederationen (SvJJF) where Jujutsu means

soft technique or flexible art and originates from

feudal Japan. Some styles retain the traditional

character while others have been refined into sports.

SvJJF represents about 40 Jujutsu styles in Sweden with

over 150 affiliated clubs.

The Swedish Jujutsu Federation aims to have

a competitive national team under the Ju-jitsu International

Federation (JJIF). We also arrange the Swedish Jujutsu Championship.

Kyokushinkai is the name of our style. Translated,

“kyoku” means “ultimate”, “shin” means “truth” or “real”

and “kai” means “to unite” or “to join”.

Kyokushinkai then essentially becomes, roughly translated,

“the union of the ultimate truth”.

Our organization, Swedish Karate Kyokushinkai,

is affiliated with the WKO (world karate organization) which is

the world’s largest full-contact karate organization with

over 100 member countries

Japan Karate Association Sverige – is a non-profit organization

with the mission of preserving and spreading Shotokan karate, one of

the world's most respected karate styles. Founded in 1972 as

the Swedish Shotokan Association (SSA), we are today the only

official organization in Sweden that bears the JKA name,

appointed by the JKA World Federation in Japan since 1973.

With a lineage that stretches back over a hundred years,

JKA Sweden gives every member the opportunity to train in a tradition

rooted in discipline, respect and the constant pursuit of perfection.

With 47 clubs, from Ystad to Kiruna, we offer training for

those seeking the pure path of Shotokan karate.