Llandudno Karate

Nice and clean ready for a busy weekend….

🥋 KATA CHALLENGE DAY – 26th SEPTEMBER! 🥋

On Saturday 26th September at Hajime Hiro Dojo, our members will be taking on two big challenges to help raise funds towards the exciting updates planned for our dojo! 💪

⭐ Kids Kata Challenge
Our younger members will see just how many kata they can complete during their challenge!

🔥 100 KATA CHALLENGE
Our more advanced athletes will be taking things to another level as they attempt to complete 100 kata!

Every kata, every sponsor and every donation will help us towards making the planned improvements to our dojo a reality. 🏠🥋

📄 Sponsorship forms are available through Spond, or members are welcome to set up their own online fundraising page through platforms such as JustGiving or GoFundMe.

Whether it’s £1, £5 or £50, it all adds up, so please get behind our members, share their fundraising pages and help us make this a brilliant day for the club!

📅 Saturday 26th September
📍 Hajime Hiro Dojo

🥋 WHEN IS THE NEXT GRADING?

For most of our students, the answer is simple:

When you’re ready!!

At Llandudno Karate, progression isn’t based on reaching a minimum number of classes or being ready for a particular grading day.

Students train as often as their circumstances allow, and our instructors continually assess their progress during normal lessons.

When you demonstrate the technical ability, understanding and standard required for your next grade, you progress.

Ioan Beards takes Bronze in Kumite at the British Open, Sheffield

Tosia Harris takes Bronze at the British Open in Sheffield

Emmanuel Major takes Bronze at the British Open in Sheffield