accentmas.co.uk,
formerly (for the last 11 years!) known as karate-kid.co.uk;
the name change
is to reflect the growing catalogue of products offered, that are not
pure karate, and of course to give a home to the popular ACCENT branded karate Gi range, black belts, embroidery
and printed garments. KAMIKAZE: If you wish to purchase top quality equipment, please click on the following image:
If
you are travelling and still wish to train, check the following site.
Make sure that you click on the Union Flag to convert the text to
English: http://www.kamikazeweb.com/dojos
Karate in England, Karate
Sport England and the English Karate Alliance have been
working together since 2007 with the shared aim of uniting all
English Karate Associations
within a democratic and Sport England recognised and supported
national governing
body.
Karate England is the
National Governing Body (NGB) for its members. As a National
Governing Body they will be aiming to:-
offer appropriate NGB
facilities to our members with minimum financial burden
achieve recognition and
support as an NGB by Sport England
achieve unification for all English Karate
Associations
achieve
the best possible facilities and structure for the benefit of all
English
Karateka
ensure that all members have the freedom to enjoy
national and international
relationships with karate bodies of their choice, without unfair
or unreasonable
restrictions and in a way which reflects the Olympic Spirit of
the pursuit of sporting
relationships amongst citizens of all nations as embodied in the
Olympic Charter
The World Budo Development Society has
been created to bring together like-minded martial artists from around
the world to co-operate regardless of style or affiliation. The concept
came about having listened to many martial artists and noting their
requirements and for their students. Research conducted in strictest
confidence.
The World Budo Development Society was
conceived when several masters formulated an agenda for all members to
aspire to and to work in unison for the positive promotion of the
martial arts. With this in mind, the secretary of the Martial Arts
Brotherhood and founder of the Masters Council, Mr Neil Horton,
discussed ways forward that would benefit members and students alike,
whilst putting the positive ideals of the martial arts to the fore. The
research and conversations seemed to point to specific areas of
dissatisfaction amongst the martial arts community and found that this
was prevalent worldwide. Not just around the UK, across the globe and
reached all continents.
