Didcot Kyushindo Judo and Karate Club
The Aim of Kyushindo is to train safely and enjoyably, so that anyone from 8 to 80+ can progress with little risk of constant injuries. Kyushindo covers both Judo and Karate, which are taught to different degrees in different clubs. Kyushindo Judo uses natural, circular movements instead of forcing and lifting to achieve the throws. The words JU and DO in Japanese literally mean 'gentle way'. Kyushindo Karate relies on speed and accuracy; and again emphasizes the use of natural movement and good posture for blocking and striking. Kyushindo is taught as a martial art, not a sport, so it will not win you lots of trophies. Instead, you will learn some self-defense, while improving your physical fitness and self-confidence - and hopefully enjoying yourself.
Didcot Kyushindo Judo and Karate Club
Fleet Meadow Community Hall, Sandringham Rd, Didcot OX11 8PW, United Kingdom
The Aim of Kyushindo is to train safely and enjoyably, so that anyone from 8 to 80+ can progress with little risk of constant injuries. Kyushindo covers both Judo and Karate, which are taught to different degrees in different clubs. Kyushindo Judo uses natural, circular movements instead of forcing and lifting to achieve the throws. The words JU and DO in Japanese literally mean 'gentle way'. Kyushindo Karate relies on speed and accuracy; and again emphasizes the use of natural movement and good posture for blocking and striking. Kyushindo is taught as a martial art, not a sport, so it will not win you lots of trophies. Instead, you will learn some self-defense, while improving your physical fitness and self-confidence - and hopefully enjoying yourself.
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