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Gavin Mulholland & Iain Abernethy - Solihull UK - 01/01/06 03:45 AM
KARATE: THE PRACTICAL FIGHTING ART
IAIN ABERNETHY & GAVIN MULHOLLAND
OPEN SEMINAR: 19th FEBRUARY 2006, SOLIHULL, BIRMINGHAM
A return to the origins of karate and the devastating bunkai contained in the kata.
This is a unique opportunity to train with two of the UK’s leading exponents of applied karate: Iain Abernethy, 5th Dan Wado Ryu and Gavin Mulholland, 5th Dan Goju Ryu.
The seminar covers applications from both the Shuri- and Naha-based kata found in countless modern styles, including Shotokan, Wado Ryu, Goju Ryu and Kyokushinkai. The kata are rich in simple, realistic self defence techniques including strikes, locks, chokes, throws, grappling and ground-fighting.
All martial artists (including non-karate stylists) are welcome. The principles, concepts and applications covered will enrich any martial arts practice. Traditional dojo etiquette will be in place to ensure a safe training environment.
Sunday 19th February 2006
Registration: 10.30am
Start: 11.00am to 3.30pm
North Solihull Sports Centre, Conway Road, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 5LA
Sports Centre Reception: 0121 770 3822
Cost: £30 advance booking, £40 on the door.
Iain Abernethy’s books and DVDs on practical karate have received worldwide acclaim and his seminars are in great demand in the UK and overseas. Iain’s bunkai are not elaborate or choreographed, they are practical, simple, direct kata applications that are accessible to all.
“Iain brings karate back into the real arena with his pioneering concepts of kata bunkai” Geoff Thompson 6th Dan
Gavin Mulholland has made TV and film appearances, published numerous articles on the martial arts and is a regular instructor for Meido Ltd, a company specialising in bodyguard, close protection and door supervisor courses. Gavin was elected to the Combat Hall of Fame in 2002.
“Luckily, there are people like Gavin still out there proving that Traditional Martial Arts does indeed work.” Nick Hughes 6th Dan
For information and bookings call 07947 653860
Or visit: www.practicalkarate.com
Book early and save £10!
IAIN ABERNETHY & GAVIN MULHOLLAND
OPEN SEMINAR: 19th FEBRUARY 2006, SOLIHULL, BIRMINGHAM
A return to the origins of karate and the devastating bunkai contained in the kata.
This is a unique opportunity to train with two of the UK’s leading exponents of applied karate: Iain Abernethy, 5th Dan Wado Ryu and Gavin Mulholland, 5th Dan Goju Ryu.
The seminar covers applications from both the Shuri- and Naha-based kata found in countless modern styles, including Shotokan, Wado Ryu, Goju Ryu and Kyokushinkai. The kata are rich in simple, realistic self defence techniques including strikes, locks, chokes, throws, grappling and ground-fighting.
All martial artists (including non-karate stylists) are welcome. The principles, concepts and applications covered will enrich any martial arts practice. Traditional dojo etiquette will be in place to ensure a safe training environment.
Sunday 19th February 2006
Registration: 10.30am
Start: 11.00am to 3.30pm
North Solihull Sports Centre, Conway Road, Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham B37 5LA
Sports Centre Reception: 0121 770 3822
Cost: £30 advance booking, £40 on the door.
Iain Abernethy’s books and DVDs on practical karate have received worldwide acclaim and his seminars are in great demand in the UK and overseas. Iain’s bunkai are not elaborate or choreographed, they are practical, simple, direct kata applications that are accessible to all.
“Iain brings karate back into the real arena with his pioneering concepts of kata bunkai” Geoff Thompson 6th Dan
Gavin Mulholland has made TV and film appearances, published numerous articles on the martial arts and is a regular instructor for Meido Ltd, a company specialising in bodyguard, close protection and door supervisor courses. Gavin was elected to the Combat Hall of Fame in 2002.
“Luckily, there are people like Gavin still out there proving that Traditional Martial Arts does indeed work.” Nick Hughes 6th Dan
For information and bookings call 07947 653860
Or visit: www.practicalkarate.com
Book early and save £10!