← Sensei Alexandre Haché

Since childhood

The sensei's
journey.

Born in Montreal in 1981, Alexandre Haché has practiced Kyokushin since the age of 8. From one belt to the next, these are the steps that led him to the dojo he runs today.

From one belt to the next

Growing up
on the tatami.

  1. Alexandre Haché as a child, in a black karate gi and white belt

    White belt

    The beginnings

    The very first steps, white belt tied at the waist.

  2. Young Alexandre Haché receives his yellow belt from Sensei Richard Poulin

    Yellow belt

    Yellow belt

    Yellow belt grading with Sensei Richard Poulin.

  3. Young Alexandre Haché receives his orange belt from Sensei Richard Poulin

    Orange belt

    Orange belt

    Orange belt grading with Sensei Richard Poulin.

  4. Children's karate class under the sensei's supervision

    At the dojo

    Training

    Classes under the sensei's watchful eye.

  5. Young Alexandre Haché sparring with gloves and foot pads

    Kumite

    First fights

    Gloves and foot pads: learning to spar.

  6. Alexandre Haché at a belt grading with Shihan Alain Bordeleau

    Blue belt

    Belt grading

    Belt grading with Shihan Alain Bordeleau.

  7. Alexandre Haché and Sensei Jacques Latreille at the dojo, in front of the Kyokushin Canada emblem

    Green belt

    Green belt

    Green belt grading with the late Sensei Jacques Latreille.

  8. Alexandre Haché alongside Sensei Jacques Latreille

    Brown belt

    Brown belt

    Brown belt grading with the late Sensei Jacques Latreille.

  1. Sensei Alexandre Haché, high kick in front of a torii in Japan

    Japan

    In Japan

    A high kick in front of a torii.

  2. Sensei Alexandre Haché fighting at a karate competition

    Competition

    In competition

    His competition record spans 1994 to 2010.

Today

3rd dan
Shinkyokushin.

Sensei Alexandre Haché now teaches at the Shinkyokushin Karaté Île-des-Sœurs dojo, to children and adults alike.

Sensei Alexandre Haché in his karate gi, black belt