The Benefits
*Learn common sense Self Defense
* Build Confidence
* Gain Fitness
* Tournament training optional and FREE
* No contracts!
* No Direct Debit
* Insurance for under 18's - FREE
CLASS TIMES
mon 6-7:30pm
Wed 6-7:30pm
Sat 10-11:30am
Classes begin sharp on the hour so you should arrive at least 10 minutes beforehand.
ISSHIN-RYU Gradings
You don't get your rank.....You EARN your rank
Dates for grading vary throughout the year depending on the performance of students. Belt grades in order from beginning (white) to black belt are - White (10th Kyu), Yellow (9th Kyu), Orange (8th Kyu), Blue (7th Kyu), Green (6th Kyu), Purple (5th Kyu), Brown (4th, 3rd, 2nd,1st Kyu) and Sho-Dan-Ho
Dates for grading vary throughout the year depending on the performance of students. Belt grades in order from beginning (white) to black belt are - White (10th Kyu), Yellow (9th Kyu), Orange (8th Kyu), Blue (7th Kyu), Green (6th Kyu), Purple (5th Kyu), Brown (4th, 3rd, 2nd,1st Kyu) and Sho-Dan-Ho
Grading dates for 2024
(Subject to change)
Saturday March 9
Saturday June 15
Saturday September 7
Saturday December 14
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MARTIAL ARTS TOURNAMENTS
Tournaments, though not enforced as a part of the Isshin-Ryu syllabus, are encouraged to "reveal character". Tournament exposure gives the student a chance to "meet and mix" with other students from other styles as well as creating an opportunity to perform in front of audiences, thus breaking down the "embarrassment" barrier.
(Subject to change)
Saturday March 9
Saturday June 15
Saturday September 7
Saturday December 14
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MARTIAL ARTS TOURNAMENTS
Tournaments, though not enforced as a part of the Isshin-Ryu syllabus, are encouraged to "reveal character". Tournament exposure gives the student a chance to "meet and mix" with other students from other styles as well as creating an opportunity to perform in front of audiences, thus breaking down the "embarrassment" barrier.
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