We recently welcomed new instructor Bruno Yukio to Foundation as our grappling coach. His role will see him work with our Junior and Adult students every Tuesday.
This year we’re challenging all our students to get involved in our summer or fun, fitness and fundraising!
Learn about the processes we use at Foundation to help our students develop and grow as martial artists.
We’ve spent the past year at Foundation developing our core curriculum. It’s a difficult process, we’ve scrapped and restarted more times than we can count, trying to make it work and find a methodology that made sense.
All of our values are vital to us and help to play a huge part in what we do and how we do it. One that is especially important to us (considering the nature of what we do) is kenko, which means health.
Last year I was lucky enough to be invited to take part in the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Picademy, a course that helps educators see the scope of teaching with Raspberry Pi.
Switching from weekly payment to monthly membership was a big change, we’ve been taking weekly payments since we started on this journey way back in June of 2013 but it was necessary to help move the club forward.
Little Ninjas is a 6 week programme created directly from our weekly class curriculum with a focus on teaching movement, language and music.
Halloween is just around the corner and we know how much kids look forward to getting dressed up and heading out trick or treating.
The Japanese word kokoro is pretty special. It has no direct English translation and it describes an almost abstract concept: Heart, mind, spirit — not as things but as a feeling.
