Mura Martial Arts Karate

Wado-Ryu Karate training.
Wado-ryu flag
Flag of Wado-Ryu

Wado-Ryu Karate

Wado Ryu is one of the world's major karate styles. It may be argued that Wado-ryu is a Jujutsu style rather than Okinawan Karate. When first registered with the Japanese Dai-Nippon-Butoku-Kai in 1938 the style was called Shinshu Wadoryu Karate-Jujutsu, a name which reflects the hybrid nature of Wado. Wado-ryu's founder Hironori Ohtsuka was already a licensed practitioner in Shindo Yoshin Ryu and Yoshin Koryu Jujutsu when he first met the Okinawan karate master Funakoshi. After having received tutelage of not only Funakoshi but later also the Okinawan masters Mabuni and Motobu, he set off to merge Shindo Yoshin Ryu with Okinawan Karate.

Read more at Wikipedia.

Instructors

All instructors are English Karate Federation qualified.

Training Times

Thursday 6:00pm to 7:30pm.
Sunday 6:00pm to 7:45pm.

- Mura Budo Kan

Photo Gallery

Images of the club training and socialising.

Could this be our own stern Sensei Rob! looking cool

Mura now has 4 new Black belts!

 

We are pleased to welcome 4 new cadet Black belts into the ranks of Mura Budo Kan.
Welcome Sophie, Chloe, Grace and Aaron. Your Karate (martial Arts) training starts now. I am sure that you will make us all proud.

Marcy well on her way to becoming a Karate Black Belt like her elder sisters Sophie and Chloe.

Trouble! in the shape of the Friar boys, Aaron and Oliver.

Guess who?

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Big Grade May 2011

 

Well what can I say but FANTISTIC, a grate day for both club and members.

Sensei’s Rob to 3rd Dan Neil to 2nd Dan Mat to 1st Dan and Rosie to 1st Dan (now she can join her palls).

And just look at the good looking bunch with them! All happy to have advanced their martial training and be holding on to the next rung of the ladder to the converted Black Belt.

Well done a smashing day for the club as well as yourselves. KEEP UP THE EFFORT!