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We have returned to training at the Littledown Centre in the Main Hall. Mondays 8.30pm -10.00pm Court 1
Fridays 8.15pm -10.00pm Court 5
These times are temporary and will change as we follow the Government Guidelines for a safe return.
Training is still none contact and socially distant.
Fridays 8.15pm -10.00pm Court 5
These times are temporary and will change as we follow the Government Guidelines for a safe return.
Training is still none contact and socially distant.
Hi and welcome to Bournemouth Shorinji Kempo self defence Club.
My name is Ian Hart and I am the Branch Master of the Bournemouth Club.
Shorinji Kempo is a worldwide martial arts organisation with over 1.7 million practising members.
The Bournemouth Club was first established in1970 and the Littledown Centre has been our home since 1995.
The purpose of Shorinji kempo is to develop students in three main areas Self Defence, Physical fitness and Personal development.
Shorinji Kempo techniques are unique as they exploit the attackers weak or vital points to your advantage, making it an ideal self-defence system for all ages, abilities and levels of fitness.
Although training is taken seriously, Shorinji Kempo encourages a friendly atmosphere where all instructors are approachable and willing to pass on their knowledge to students.
We train twice a week:-
Mondays are generally a more advanced and technical session.
Fridays training tends to be a mixed junior (from 13 years) and senior session with some families training together.
Tuesdays New. Juniors 8 to 12 Years 2Riversmeet Leisure Centre. 5.30pm to 6.30pm in the Gallery.
This is a safe environment and is fully matted. Instructors are DBS checked.
Beginners will always receive a warm welcome and the first lesson is completely free.
So please have a look through our website and if you have any further questions just email me at ian.hart9@ntlworld.com
Training Times:
Littledown Sports Centre Chaseside, Please see temporary times above Bournemouth BH7 7DX
Monday Studio 2 8:00 - 10:00 pm
Friday Main hall, Court 1 8:00 - 10:00 pm
Two Riversmeet Leisure Centre, Suspended Christchurch BH23 1HW
Tuesday 5.30pm to 6.30pm in the Gallery
My name is Ian Hart and I am the Branch Master of the Bournemouth Club.
Shorinji Kempo is a worldwide martial arts organisation with over 1.7 million practising members.
The Bournemouth Club was first established in1970 and the Littledown Centre has been our home since 1995.
The purpose of Shorinji kempo is to develop students in three main areas Self Defence, Physical fitness and Personal development.
Shorinji Kempo techniques are unique as they exploit the attackers weak or vital points to your advantage, making it an ideal self-defence system for all ages, abilities and levels of fitness.
Although training is taken seriously, Shorinji Kempo encourages a friendly atmosphere where all instructors are approachable and willing to pass on their knowledge to students.
We train twice a week:-
Mondays are generally a more advanced and technical session.
Fridays training tends to be a mixed junior (from 13 years) and senior session with some families training together.
Tuesdays New. Juniors 8 to 12 Years 2Riversmeet Leisure Centre. 5.30pm to 6.30pm in the Gallery.
This is a safe environment and is fully matted. Instructors are DBS checked.
Beginners will always receive a warm welcome and the first lesson is completely free.
So please have a look through our website and if you have any further questions just email me at ian.hart9@ntlworld.com
Training Times:
Littledown Sports Centre Chaseside, Please see temporary times above Bournemouth BH7 7DX
Monday Studio 2 8:00 - 10:00 pm
Friday Main hall, Court 1 8:00 - 10:00 pm
Two Riversmeet Leisure Centre, Suspended Christchurch BH23 1HW
Tuesday 5.30pm to 6.30pm in the Gallery
Bournemouth Shorinji Kempo Club
Member of the United Kingdom Shorinji Kempo Federation UKSKF
Member of the World Shorinji Kempo Organisation WSKO
Member of the United Kingdom Shorinji Kempo Federation UKSKF
Member of the World Shorinji Kempo Organisation WSKO