Seminars:

Seminars are for your education.  They do not serve to beast the students all over the dojo floor, but are instead there so that you can learn, with like-minded individuals, the subject matter on offer.  No affiliation or particular level of experience is necessary, just an open mind and willing to learn.

2013

Saturday 2nd February - Self Defence Made Simple, in Newton Abbot.  The Ladies Self Defence team opens the door to males and females for this course in how to use simple measure

s to defend yourself in the real world.  1.30-4.30pm for only £10.  Please call             01626 360999  to book your place.

Sunday 3rd March - Hanshi Wingrove in Newton Abbot.  Jutsu returns to Devon.

Sunday 10th March - The Bunkai Formula seminar with John Burke sensei, Newton Abbot.  1.30-4.30pm refresher for the Bunkai Bootcamp and close-up analysis of how those principles come together.  £20 on the day, or only £10 if booked and paid for by Friday 1st March.  Please call             01626 360999 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting            01626 360999      end_of_the_skype_highlighting       to book your place.  You can pay by card using this link:

Saturday 6th April - Dan Grading

Friday 26th - Sunday 28th July - MHKA Summer Camp, Brecon, Wales.  Please contact Sensei Martyn or Emma to book.  Training outdoors in Wales, the course has teaching from John Burke sensei, Martyn Harris sensei (whom you have seen on the Naihanchi-Tekki Shodan Kata Comparison DVD), and Martyn Skipper sensei.  3 styles, yet common principles.  The course includes training and meals during the course.

Friday 2nd - Monday 5th August - Bunkai Bootcamp.  Newton Abbot.

Monday 19th - Friday 23rd August - Summer School, Karate Academy, Newton Abbot

September 15th Wrawby seminar Book via Andrew Banks sensei

Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th October - TMAX, Martial Arts Tradeshow, Coventry Ricoh Centre.  Free Workshops and demonstrations, Q&A invited.

 To book a seminar at YOUR dojo, please call 01626 360999

Seminars 4 U!

Some seminars may not be listed on this page as they are undertaken for groups who wish to keep the tuition purely for THEIR members.  As each club continues to be run in the way that THEIR sensei sees fit it is their prerogative to have the seminar run the way they want it.

A seminar at your dojo can be "Closed Door" or "Open".  Generally,  we find that Open seminars only attract open-minded people and have never found the issues of "style" or politics to keep people from training together.  We also respect those who want to keep the tuition specifically to how it can help their group, without having to be concerned with questions from Outsiders.  As always, the choice is yours.