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Hallmark November 2009. Karate. contact - Stephen Fincham. Aylesbury Vale Seido Karate. ‘Technique before Strength, Spirit before Technique’

Aylesbury Vale Seido Karate first opened its doors to adults at the Lacey Green Village Hall in January 2001. Nearly 9 years on we are an established karate club for adults and children training every Monday evening.

Hallmark November 2023. Report by Sensei Allan Pritchard. www.alan@avtechuk.com

Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese style of karate. Seido founder, Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura has distilled the essence of what he has learned about the martial arts in over 50 years of study, practice and teaching.

The physical training in Seido can be strenuous, emphasising progressive development of strength, flexibility and aerobic capacity. In addition to developing students with the highest level of physical skill, Seido aims to develop individals of the highest moral character.

At our Lacey Green dojo we offer classes for children and youths from 7 - 16 year olds from 6:30 - 7:30 on Monday evenings.

Adult classes start from 7:30 - 9pm on Monday evenings. We aim to incorporate fitness, technique and spirit into all our classes, within a friendly and supportive atmosphere. For students who want to train more, we have a number of other local dojos who run Seido classes throughout the week.

We are starting a new beinners programme at Lacey Green in November so please contact Sensei Alan Pritchard if you are interested in coming along.

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 Aylesbury Vale Seido Karate first opened its doors to adults at the '''Lacey Green Village Hall in January 2001'''. Nearly 9 years on we are an established karate club for adults and children training every Monday evening.
-Hallmark November 2023.   Report by Sensei Allan Pritchard
+'''Hallmark November 2023'''.   Report by Sensei Allan Pritchard.   www.alan@avtechuk.com
-Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese stye of karate                            the physical, mental and spiritual development of each student. Training is tailored to the individual, although carried out within a supportive group environment. All that is asked is that each student gives his or her 100% at all times.[[File:Karate 02.jpg|thumb|link=https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/File:Karate_02.jpg]]Seido Karate was founded in 1976 by Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura. Kaicho Nakamura began his karate training in 1953, under Master Masutatsu Oyama, and became the youngest in Japan to receive a black belt in Kyokushinkai-kan.
+Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese style of karate.   Seido founder,  Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura has distilled the essence of what he has learned about the martial arts in over 50 years of study, practice and teaching.
-He went on to earn his seventh dan and assume duties as chief instructor at the Kyokushinkai Honbu in Tokyo. In 1966, he was selected by Master Oyama as the best one to assume the challenge of bringing the true spirit of karate to New York. In 1976, Nakamura respectfully withdrew from Kyokushinkai.
+The physical training in Seido can be strenuous, emphasising progressive development of strength, flexibility and aerobic capacity.   In addition to developing students with the highest level of physical skill, Seido aims to develop individals of the highest moral character.
-He founded Seido Karate in 1976 and has built it into an organisation with more than 50 affiliated dojos around the world. Its New York Honbu (headquarters) is one of the largest schools in the world. Nakamaura has crystallised his ideals and beliefs into a philosophy of living that has given strength and inspiration to thousands of students around the world.
+At our Lacey Green dojo we offer classes for children and youths from 7 - 16 year olds from 6:30 - 7:30 on Monday evenings.
-His innovative teaching methods offer a step by step program to strengthen the mind, body, and Spirit - an approach that makes Karate available to men, women and children of all ages and abilities.
+Adult classes start from 7:30 - 9pm on Monday evenings.   We aim to incorporate fitness, technique and spirit into all our classes, within a friendly and supportive atmosphere.   For students who want to train more, we have a number of other local dojos who run Seido classes throughout the week.
+We are starting a new beinners programme at Lacey Green in November so please contact Sensei Alan Pritchard if you are interested in coming along.
-Our Chief Instructor in the UK is 6 Dan Jun Shihan Roger Thyer-Jones who has been teaching Seido karate in the High Wycombe area since 1985.
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-Our main priority is in making karate-do accessible to all. For some this will mean fitness, others Spiritual development, and others purely self-defence. Seido karate stresses above all the philosophy that karate should teach ‘Technique before Strength, Spirit before Technique’.
-If you train with us, you will undoubtedly become stronger and develop sound karate technique, but most of all, Seido aims to build a strength of spirit and attitude towards karate, and life.
-This ‘non-quitting' spirit is a modern interpretation of the bushido (martial way) of the Japanese samurai.
-Seido provides a structured environment for learning karate. The discipline and etiquette of a Japanese-based martial art creates a serious and respectful atmosphere in the dojo, and yet there is a close friendship and support between students, which is the essence of the Aylesbury Vale dojo.
-If you feel you would like to visit us on a Monday evening: Children (aged 6 — 15) train from 6.30pm — 7.30pm and adults from 7.30pm — 9pm. Please come and join in and give it a go - or simply watch a class.
-We look forward to having you along. Visit our website to find out more: or contact Stephen Fincham on 07540 531034.

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