Chorlton Jujitsu

Congratulations to everyone who graded last night!
The standard was very high and the atmosphere lovely.
Well done to:
... Anthony Midwood ~ Yellow Belt Josef Alker ~ Orange Belt with three tabs Aslan Vasi ~ Green belt with three tabs and to Jay and Jonathan Haughton who both achieved their Blue belts.
Thanks again to Graham Parrott Sensei and Pete Houghton Shihan for officiating at the grading.
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Dojo Iki Yoyo

Great meeting of the Institute of Martial Arts and Sciences faculty yesterday
To find out more and to join the IMAS visit
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All grades welcome at dojo Fenikkusu in Bolton on Tuesday this week.
This is an opportunity to train with Lee – Barron hanshi. An outstanding teacher and internationally renowned martial artist.
All Chorlton members should embrace this opportunity.
... Bolton Wrestling Club 7.30
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Try and cone to this event. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn from an internationally renowned martial artist of exceptional calibre

Exciting News!
It is with great pleasure that we can report the opening of dojo Fenikkusu in Bolton on Tuesday 9th April.
This dojo will be run by Lee – Barron hanshi. Lee – Barron hanshi is the senior guiding and decision making member of our Ryu.
... All aspects of the martial arts and philosophies of the yamabushi will be taught including:
jiu jutsu (unarmed combat)
Buki (oriental weapons)
and gosh in jutsu (self defence/personal safety).
Access to national/international courses and other senior grades in various ryu ha (martial traditions) including training with visiting masters from Japan/ training visits to Japan.
This is a traditional club with traditional values, with the main one being a friendly and welcoming atmosphere!
Training Tuesday evenings from 7.30 to 9pm.
Opening night only £2.50!
This class will be taking place at the historic Bolton Wrestling Club, which has been in existence for over a century! Turn up, train hard, learn lots and enjoy yourselves! See you all there!
We look forward to a close and rewarding connection between Dojo Iki-Yoyo here in Chorlton and Dojo Fenikkusu in Bolton.
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It is with great pleasure that I announce the opening of dojo Fenikkusu in Bolton on Tuesday 9th April. This dojo will be run by Lee - Barron hanshi. All aspects of the martial arts and philosophies of the yamabushi will be taught including jiu jutsu (unarmed combat) Buki (oriental weapons) and gosh in jutsu (self defence/personal safety). Access to national/international courses and other senior grades I various ryu ha (martial traditions) including training with visiting m...asters from Japan/ training visits to Japan. This is a traditional club with traditional values, with the main one being a friendly and welcoming atmosphere! Training Tuesday evenings from 7.30 to 9pm. Opening night only £2.50! This class will be taking place at the historic Bolton Wrestling Club, which has been in existence for over a century! Turn up, train hard, learn lots and enjoy yourselves! See you all there!
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Lovely lessons from the fabulous Tom Wells Renshi this evening

Grading tomorrow for those who are grading. Graham Parrot- Yamabushi Ryu Chief Grading Officer will be overseeing proceedings. If you want to go over the syllabus before the class let me know and I can be there from 6.30.

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Training is on tomorrow!
Jacob is away. (Happy Birthday, Jacob)
But Tom Sensei will do his best to fill the gap.
... Hope to see you all there!
All the best,
Tom
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Training is on tonight despite the snow!
Hope to see you all there! (But do make sensible judgements if travel is difficult)

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Great start to the year! Such a positive atmosphere. Thanks to Alex for appearing to share his skills

We are training tonight! Welcome in the new year with a spot of Bujitsu! You know you want to!

Do you need to be physically fit and able bodied to learn in our dojo?
If your martial art does not work when you are physically compromised your martial art does not work.
Our martial art welcomes people of all abilities and disability, impairment or fitness should be no barrier to training.
... Martial arts should help one gain strength and fitness and coordination but should never exclude anyone because of their physical abilities.
If a martial art is reliant on fitness and strength then it will fail when it’s warriors are tired or incapacitated.
We all age and no one is physically perfect, muscle strength will fade even for the super fit. We train people to use their abilities to achieve their goals. We are all individuals.
When the strength in our arms and legs fades it is the strength of spirit that distinguishes a warrior.
A martial art should be there for those who need it most at the time they need it most. Attacks are rarely convenient. Yamabushido embraces the inconvenient; carving a new path for each of us in our training and our lives.
In our dojo everyone is welcome and everyone achieves.
Jacob
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