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Hello and welcome to Kadara Capoeira Canada. We are a Capoeira school based in Toronto’s east end in Scarborough. We hold regular Capoeira classes in Toronto throughout the week for all levels. All are welcome to join our Capoeira classes in a fun, safe and challenging environment. Kadara Capoeira Canada is the North American branch of Associação Kadara Capoeira, an International Capoeira school founded by Mestre Cicatriz with schools in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Capoeira utilizes kicks and cartwheels, high flying tricks and fluid floor movements. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form which combines fight, dance, rhythm, movement and culture into a kind of game. It is a dialogue between players – a conversation through movement to percussive Afro-Brazilian music. Many historians believe that African slaves in Brazil used Capoeira’s dance-like appearance as a way to hide their training of combat and self-defence. But that’s just the start of the story. To really understand Capoeira, you need to experience it for yourself. It is a dynamic martial art and expression of culture that will challenge your body to move in new ways. In a Capoeira class you will improve your strength, coordination, stamina and flexibility, while having so much fun, you won’t realize you are working out.
He is the mestre of Associação Kadara Capoeira. With more than 30 years of capoeira, he has visited many countries to spread the art. For his students, he is a strict but also patient teacher, who p ...
Mestre Lotar was trained in many martial arts. But for him, capoeira is special for it healed him from a mysterious medical condition and has given him strength and courage. His posture and martial ar ...
Physical activity has enhanced my personal and professional life in so many ways. In particular, martial arts has sparked my passion for teaching and learning. What began as an outlet for an overly en ...