CAMBERLEY and DEEPCUT

Kushido Karate-Do is based on traditional Okinawan goju ru along with some other styles. If you choose to join us you will not only learn karate but discipline, respect, healthy living, and most importantly self defence. So why not come along and have a look for yourself.

Unlike some martial arts kushido is not a sport, the purpose of Kushido is for self development at your own pace and you’ll also make lots of friends.

 

Training at Deepcut.

Photo of Sensei Mike taken in 2005

CLASSES ARE AT
DETTINGEN PARK DEEPCUT

MONDAY

7.00pm to 8.30pm (Adults - All Levels)
8.30pm to 9.30pm (Brown & Black belts only)

WEDNESDAY

7.00pm to 9.00pm (Adults - All Levels)
First Wednesday of each month will be kobudo (Weapons).
Third Wednesday of each month will be matwork (unless there is a grading).

SATURDAY

11.00am - 12.30pm (Adults - All Levels)
11.00am - 12.00pm (Kids - All Levels)
12.00pm - 12.30pm (Kids - Orange, Blue & Purple belts only)

The Kids class will take place in the Main Hall
The Adults Class will take place in the Meeting Rooms
(for all those not teaching kids that month)
and will focus on technicalities (e.g. flowdrills, etc....)

There is no longer Friday night training.

 

Classes at Deepcut are in the village centre. See Map
If you want to train with us at Deepcut come along at the start of any month.
The adults class is open to anyone of the age 16 and up.
The children's class is for pre-Kushido (age 6-9) and juniors (ages 9-15).

Phone Sensei Michael on 01276 507809, or Sempai Jon on 01276 505756
E-mail the web master for more information about training in Camberley.
 

SOME GOALS OF TRAINING IN KUSHIDO KARATE DO

The general goal in studying kushido Karate Do is to acquire the ability to extract all that is concealed within one's self in order to control one's own powers. Kushido is a Martial Art that does not strive for victory, but rather shapes one's character. All the while acquiring experience during useful training's. Kushido also aims toward self defence.

Due to hard and systematic training, the body forms itself into an efficient and effective weapon. Kushido training's incorporate physical and mental energy into every single action performed.

The aim of guided training is to uplift the body and mind into its maximum capability.

Through confronting success and failure, the student may have to deal with various human emotions and a wide range of experiences which strengthen body and spirit.

The main principle of Kushido is not to defeat an opponent but overcome one’s own limitations and weaknesses.

Constant training will endow you with tranquillity, ability to concentrate and understand one’s own surrounding in daily life.

Children’s classes

The children's class is open to all children from the age of 6, to the age of 15. We teach the children separately from the adults because their needs are different. The classes are not as intense nor are they as physical as the adult class, they also work on a different grading system. We play games (if time allows) each week, the games are designed to teach co-ordination, team work, social skills, confidence and body awareness....etc, the list goes on. Our aims for the children are to provide at least one training class per week, where we teach ~Karate-do ~Basic self defence, relevant to age group being taught. ~Breathing, body, and postural awareness.
As a teaching organization, we have a number of unique qualities. Kushido is not a "sport", but a long-term development process, and an art form. We have a very good safety record, and seek to run children's classes with discipline that is firm, but fun. We have instructors from a wide range of professions, and are able to maintain a very good instructor / student ratio. We've also seen the success of having gentle, open contact with children, that is not judgmental.

Kids class picture

Phone Sensei Mike on 01276 507809, or E-mail the web master for more information about training in Camberley.

Tai Chi class's are run by Sensei Lindsay. (Click here for more information)

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