PLYMOUTH Wadoryu
Oreston Wadoryu, Plymouth Karate Dojo (Est. 2024).
Oreston Wadoryu Karate Club. The Oreston Centre (Oreston Methodist Church), Plymstock Road, Oreston, Plymouth, Devon. PL9 7LL.
Club Instructors: Leading Instructor Richard House (6th Dan) Renshi, Harry Barton (4th Dan) Tashi, Assistant Instructor Steve Pritchard 2nd Dan.
Tuesday Nights at 7-8.30pm. Minimum age 8 (will accept younger if already with karate experience or included within a practising family unit). 'Pay as you train' on night, £5 per session.
Oreston Wadoryu Karate Club. The Oreston Centre (Oreston Methodist Church), Plymstock Road, Oreston, Plymouth, Devon. PL9 7LL.
Club Instructors: Leading Instructor Richard House (6th Dan) Renshi, Harry Barton (4th Dan) Tashi, Assistant Instructor Steve Pritchard 2nd Dan.
Tuesday Nights at 7-8.30pm. Minimum age 8 (will accept younger if already with karate experience or included within a practising family unit). 'Pay as you train' on night, £5 per session.
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BWK-Honbu Dojo (for seniors & intermediate/advanced students only).
BWK-Honbu Dojo (Est. 2004).
Plymstock Wadoryu Karate Club. The Dance Studio, Plymstock School Sports Centre, Church Rd, Plymstock, Plymouth, Devon PL9 9AZ.
Thursdays 7.30-8.30pm.
Closed session for Intermediate & Advanced Seniors only (18+).
Individual monthly training membership; £20.
Family-group (covers 3 or more immediate family) training membership; £45.
Plymstock Wadoryu Karate Club. The Dance Studio, Plymstock School Sports Centre, Church Rd, Plymstock, Plymouth, Devon PL9 9AZ.
Thursdays 7.30-8.30pm.
Closed session for Intermediate & Advanced Seniors only (18+).
Individual monthly training membership; £20.
Family-group (covers 3 or more immediate family) training membership; £45.
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The Dance Studio, Plymstock School Sports Centre, Church Road, Plymstock, Plymouth, Devon. PL9 9AZ.
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A polite reminder…
VISITORS AND STUDENTS JOINING FROM OTHER CLUBS/GROUPS
When joining a different dojo just remember: You are a new student to a new club, and you must follow the way of your new Sensei, refrain from comparing them to your previous Sensei or style (always move forward with your training).
JUNIOR STUDENTS
Although children may attend many of the British Wadokai training sessions, they must understand that they will be training with (and will be expected to behave like) adults at all times.
PARENTS & VISITORS TO THE DOJO
Parents, visitors and guests are always welcome to visit the Dojo and watch, if there are facilities to do so. However, small children, babies, and other noises, such as talking, etc., can be both distracting and off-putting to both instructors and students alike. Please keep all children/babies under control (do not allow them to wander around the Dojo) and please keep talking and other noises to an absolute minimum; or you may be politely asked to leave the Dojo and wait in the rest-area/reception.
Parents and Guardians are also reminded that the Instructor of the Dojo is the Sensei; please refrain from influencing students (including your own child) within the Dojo: you are not qualified or insured to do so.
CHILD PROTECTION AND HEALTH & SAFETY
All junior students must arrive at the Dojo ready to train (wearing their Gi). If a child is unable to change prior to arriving then the parent is asked to assist their own child within the changing room/facilities. All parents are asked to bring their child into the Dojo and collect from the Dojo - Please do not simply drop them off or collect them from the car-park, etc. All juniors must remain in the Dojo until collected. Mobile phones must be switched off. No photographic equipment to be allowed in the Dojo (unless previously permitted).
...Thank you for your support.
VISITORS AND STUDENTS JOINING FROM OTHER CLUBS/GROUPS
When joining a different dojo just remember: You are a new student to a new club, and you must follow the way of your new Sensei, refrain from comparing them to your previous Sensei or style (always move forward with your training).
JUNIOR STUDENTS
Although children may attend many of the British Wadokai training sessions, they must understand that they will be training with (and will be expected to behave like) adults at all times.
PARENTS & VISITORS TO THE DOJO
Parents, visitors and guests are always welcome to visit the Dojo and watch, if there are facilities to do so. However, small children, babies, and other noises, such as talking, etc., can be both distracting and off-putting to both instructors and students alike. Please keep all children/babies under control (do not allow them to wander around the Dojo) and please keep talking and other noises to an absolute minimum; or you may be politely asked to leave the Dojo and wait in the rest-area/reception.
Parents and Guardians are also reminded that the Instructor of the Dojo is the Sensei; please refrain from influencing students (including your own child) within the Dojo: you are not qualified or insured to do so.
CHILD PROTECTION AND HEALTH & SAFETY
All junior students must arrive at the Dojo ready to train (wearing their Gi). If a child is unable to change prior to arriving then the parent is asked to assist their own child within the changing room/facilities. All parents are asked to bring their child into the Dojo and collect from the Dojo - Please do not simply drop them off or collect them from the car-park, etc. All juniors must remain in the Dojo until collected. Mobile phones must be switched off. No photographic equipment to be allowed in the Dojo (unless previously permitted).
...Thank you for your support.
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