Julie Winch

Julie Winch is a 4th Dan in Karate with over 30 years of martial arts experience, making her a prominent figure in the martial arts community. Her extensive training and dedication have established her as a skilled practitioner and a respected instructor. Julie plays a crucial role in the New Plymouth Dojo in Taranaki, New Zealand, where she is an invaluable contributor and mentor.

Julie’s journey in martial arts began three decades ago, and her passion for Karate has only grown stronger over the years. Her expertise spans various aspects of the discipline, from fundamental techniques to advanced forms and sparring. Achieving the rank of 4th Dan is a testament to her skill, perseverance, and deep understanding of Karate’s philosophies and practices.

As an instructor at the New Plymouth Dojo, Julie has made significant contributions to the development and success of the dojo. Her teaching style is characterized by a blend of rigorous technical training and an emphasis on personal growth. She is known for her ability to inspire and motivate students, helping them to achieve their full potential both in martial arts and in their personal lives.

Julie’s impact on her students and the dojo is profound. She fosters a supportive and disciplined environment where students of all ages and skill levels can thrive. Her commitment to excellence and her genuine care for her students' progress have earned her great respect and admiration within the dojo and the wider community.

In addition to her instructional role, Julie is actively involved in the dojo’s operations, contributing to the planning and execution of various events, seminars, and competitions. Her leadership and organizational skills ensure that the dojo runs smoothly and that all activities align with the highest standards of martial arts practice.

Julie Winch’s dedication to Karate and her significant contributions to the New Plymouth Dojo highlight her as a key figure in the Taranaki martial arts community. Her legacy is marked by her unwavering commitment to her students, her exceptional skill, and her passion for fostering a culture of respect, discipline, and continuous improvement in martial arts.