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BUDOWORLD organises and focuses on publishing and promoting Traditional Martial Arts by holding international courses throughout the world and sponsoring such events as the SENI show plus marketing Classical Fighting Arts magazine.

CYBERBUDO is our internet arm that cultivates better communication for Martial Arts students and teachers both on our own website and working in close cooperation with our designated links. Visit site . .

BUDOSAI is a gathering of the finest Martial Arts teachers from Japan, Okinawa, China & all over the world to teach courses in a non-political environment, open to all irrespective of style or affiliation at the most prestigous locations such as Bisham Abbey in the UK. Visit site . .

KARATE JUTSU INTERNATIONAL continues to grow in a very satisfactory manner in UK and internationally we now have regular courses in London, Lancaster, Leeds, Manchester, Kings Lynn, Gt. Yarmouth, Basildon, Brighton, Marlow, Penzance, Newton Abbott, France, Poland & Germany. We are very pleased that in line with this steady development one of our shodans has gone to train for 3 years in Tokyo to continue the heritage of this martial art. Visit site . .

KARATE-DO INTERNATIONAL With the goal of technical excellence the KDI is building for the future based on offering our affiliates access to the best instructors in the world by sponsoring courses and offering opportunities to compete at the highest level of competition. Visit site . .

The INTERNATIONAL JUJITSU FEDERATION continues to grow internationally with approved affiliates in 37 countries and 4 countries under consideration. With the premise that the IJJF will promote and sponsor non-competitive Jujitsu the courses have proved very interesting as the feedback has shown. This year we welcome Eryk Murlowski from Poland to the international teaching panel. Eryk has a wealth of knowledge built up over 40 plus years and will realise his dream this year by training in Japan with 24 other Polish instructors and students under the direction of the IJJF. Visit site . .

AIKIDO INTERNATIONAL Under the careful nurturing of the AI technical director, Alan Ruddock the AIKIDO content of our courses both nationally and internationally continues to grow at a very satisfactory rate. Sensei Ruddock was a direct student in Japan of the founder of Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba and his skill and teaching ability (he was a school teacher for many years) are now being appreciated more than ever. We have plans to expand the AIKIDO courses due to the increasing demand for sensei Ruddocks talents. Visit site . .

Following the BUDOSAI 2007 at Bisham there is a demand and interest for Chinese masters to teach their skill and techniques to various groups both in UK and internationally. With this in mind we shall shortly announce a series of courses in WUSHU over the next 12 months at central locations in UK and Europe. The potential looks very dynamic and we invite your comments or suggestions to maximise these courses. Visit site . .

HEADLINES

COURSES FOR 2010
Posted December 16th 2009

We look forward to seeing all our friends in 2010 and to facilitate this please check the course page on our site to see where we will be holding courses. This first group of dates will be supplemented by many others including DUSSELDORF, GERMANY; PARIS, FRANCE; ISLE OF MAN; LISBON, PORTUGAL; MADRID, SPAIN; ALBERTA, CANADA; ECUADOR; BRASIL; SICILY, ITALY; MILAN, ITALY; SUSSEX UNI; PENZANCE, ST.AUSTELL; NEWTON ABBOTT, BIRMINGHAM; WALSALL; DUNOON; MAIDSTONE; CORRINGHAM where the dates will be added over the next 4 weeks. These courses are open to all Martial Arts and for any particular information do not hesitate to contact us.

THE JOYS OF TECHNOLOGY
Posted December 7th 2009

Due to the modern hazards of life we were recently hit by a severe crash of our PC which means that we have “lost” a lot of our e-mail addresses (although we are told that they can be salvaged over the year-end period) so please accept our apologies for not contacting you individually. Please send us an e-mail so we can get you back on file asap. Click on the image below to view:

NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS
Posted 1st Oct 2009

Contrary to various reports we have not reached our “sell by date” nor gone to the big dojo in the sky ! Other business priorities and a very full teaching schedule over the past 5 months has meant we neglected to update this site but we promise over the coming couple of weeks to once again get up to speed and bring you all the information we can.

From Walsall to Warsaw and Maidstone to Milan, over the past 5 months we have had courses in Poland, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Germany and new venues all over UK, so we have no complaints other than wishing we had more time in the day. More good news is that we have found Brian Hammond, Mike Manninng and Jimmy Neal all names from the ‘50’s, the first generation of karate in the UK and they are all very positive in helping in any way they can to pass on a true legacy of the beginning of karate in UK. . Both Brian & Mike have joined us on our trips to Europe and their input is greatly appreciated. We already have a very interesting project in the pipeline to publish new material we have found about the early years of UK karate. We are also very pleased that sensei Gavin Slater has agreed to teach on our courses.

Gavin spent 10 years in Japan studying Daito-ryu and his approach and philosophy is very much appreciated by the students. This weekend (4th Oct) there is a course in Hull organised by our friends Jack & Adam Hosie and taught by sensei Wingrove, Ruddock & Slater. We will update the courses calendar over the next 10 days to give you all a choice of courses and venues over the next 6 months. Once again THANK YOU for all your e-mails & calls of support and we promise to keep you informed in future.

Terry Wingrove

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Posted February 19th 2009

Hanshi Terry Wingrove has been awarded the IRKR (The International Ryukyu Karate Research Society) Lifetime achievement award for 2008. Click here to view the Roll of Honour.