Katrina started training Kyokushin Karate when she was nine years old at Sea Island dojo, transferring to South Delta Dojo when it first opened, to continue training with Sempai Pete Fradley. While under the instruction of Sempai Pete Fradley, a self defense seminar for teenage girls was hosted in which Katrina was the assistant instructor. She joined Vancouver College Dojo in 1997 to train under Sensei Tats Nakamura, obtaining her black belt under his instruction in the Summer of 2000.  In 2002, Katrina was appointed the Head Instructor of the Vancouver West Dojo (previously Vancouver College).  Along with her responsibilities instructing students, Katrina has continued her own training and growth in Kyokushin.  In the summer of 2008, Katrina successfully obtained her Nidan.  In her over twenty years of training, Katrina has actively participated in several tournaments as a competitor and official, and has attended several camps and seminars.
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Anthony began his Kyokushin training at the age of 11 under his first instructor Sensei Tony Severs at the South Arm Dojo in Richmond, B.C.  In 1991 while still in high school, Anthony continued his training under Sensei Tats Nakamura who had recently arrived from Japan and opened the Vancouver College Dojo.  In 2002, Sempai Katrina Stewart was appointed as the Head Instructor of the Vancouver West (College) Dojo.  Under the instruction of Sempai Katrina, Anthony obtained his Shodan in August 2007.  Anthony has competed and officiated in local kumite and kata tournaments such as the Canadian Championships, Vancouver Cup and Newton Tournament.  He has attended and will continue to participate in various IKOK-C camps and seminars such as the annual Winter Camp in Peachland, B.C. and Summer Camp in Enderby, B.C.