Bushido Martial Arts

Taekwondo belts in order follow a progression from white to black, but the exact path depends on whether your school follows the World Taekwondo (WT) or International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) system. At Bushido, we’ve been manufacturing and supplying taekwondo belts to dojos across ...

Finding the best shin guards for Muay Thai starts with understanding what you actually need them for. A Thai-style strap guard built for heavy bag rounds won’t work in a WKF karate tournament, and the sleek competition guard that passes a Taekwondo weigh-in won’t protect you during MMA sparring. We’ve stocked shin guards for every discipline in our Langley wa...

Weapon training is one of the oldest and most rewarding parts of martial arts. Whether you are spinning a bo staff in a karate kata or flowing through arnis stick drills, the right training weapon becomes an extension of your body. It sharpens reflexes, builds upper-body strength, and adds a dimension to your practice that empty-hand work cannot replicate.

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Karate belts in order follow a progression from white to black, and knowing that progression matters whether you’re a parent signing your child up for their first class or an adult walking into a dojo for the first time. At Bushido, we’ve been supplying dojos across Canada with karate b...

Your gloves get all the attention, but it’s the wraps underneath that actually protect your hands. A solid wrap job locks your wrist in place, supports the small bones across your knuckles, and stops your hand from shifting inside the glove mid-punch. Skip the wraps and you’re one bad hook away from a boxer’s fracture.

We’ve been helping fighters across Canada figur...