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United Kingdom
Branch chief: Roger
Thyer-Jones (Jun Shihan, 6th dan)
Seido
is a traditional style of karate, formed on 15th October 1976 by Tadashi
Nakamura. Since then Seido has grown substantially, with clubs in many
countries, including seven in the United Kingdom. UK headquarters are in
High Wycombe and are lead by Roger Thyer-Jones (Jun Shihan, 6th dan).
Seido
karate stresses above all the philosophy that karate should teach
'Technique before Strength, Spirit before Technique'. If you train with
us, you will undoubtedly become stronger and develop sound karate
technique, but most of all, Seido aims to build students with a strong
spirit and attitude towards karate, and life. This 'non-quitting' spirit
is a modern interpretation of the bushido (martial way) of the Japanese
samurai.
Seido
provides a structured environment for learning karate. The discipline and
etiquette of a Japanese-based martial art creates a serious and respectful
atmosphere in the dojo, and yet there is a genuine friendliness between
students. If you feel you would like to visit us, please come and join in
and give it a go - or simply watch a class. We look forward to having you
along!
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Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura, 9th dan, Founder of Seido Karate
NEW BEGINNERS COURSES COMMENCE
QUARTERLY
PHONE NOW FOR DETAILS
01494 565341
2008 Calendar of Events
Also take a look at our latest news
letter
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Latest new and upcoming
events
Looking for a reference book for Seido Karate take a look here
The UK Seido Karate children's tournament was held in May. It was a great success and the photographs can be accessed here. Black Belt Class Schedule for 2008
Summer Camp 2008
Read more about this fantastic event and download the application form word or pdf. Come and learn from some of the world's best martial artists. Programme available word or pdf
Foundation
Course
Contact Jun Shihan Roger for details
Kaicho's Shoes -a book about honesty and a pair missing shoes.
Meditation Stools - hand made wooden only £35
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Seido Karate Schools Development Programme
"We have been running a variety of programmes which combine practical self protection skills ( e.g. awareness, avoidance and escape) with Karate bases exercises and drills, which help develop students self confidence as well as physical attributes such as cardiovascular fitness, co- ordination and flexibility.
So far we have worked with independent schools such as Godstowe, St. Pirans, Thorpe House and The Beacon as part of their Post Common Entrance Exam and Leadership programmes, where we have delivered courses ranging from 3 hours to 10 weekly sessions. We have also presented lectures at such establishments as Eton College, and have run programmes at schools such as The Royal Grammar School, Sir William Borlases Grammar School and John Hampden Grammar School.
We sought and gained permission from Bucks County Council to teach in their schools, and are now a recommended activity for 17 schools in South Bucks starting in September 2007. We are also already taking bookings with a number of independent schools into 2008.
Roger Thyer- Jones, and Stuart Wilson have completed enhanced CRB checks for the purposes of Bucks County, and have also undertaken "first aid in schools" training. We also actively support the Child Protection Policy as laid out by the Martial Arts Development Commission."
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