FAQs and Links
Below are answers to some frequently asked questions, as always feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.
What is a training session like?
Training usually lasts for 2 hours and typically includes:
Warm up and stretching
Opening bow to mark the start of the class
Ukemi (how to fall safely)
Kihon (fundamentals)
Main practise (usually in pairs)
Closing bow to mark the end of the class.
How much does it cost?
We do not generally post fees on the internet. Class costs are quite modest and there are small annual fees to contribute towards insurance and Japanese membership.
Do you have competitions?
No, like most Japanese bujutsu there are no competitions. There is also no sparring in the usual use of the term. In fact the opposite is true: trust and cooperation between partners are essential for safe and productive practise.
What is the minimum age / are there children's classes?
There are no children’s classes at the moment and the usual minimum age for participation is 16. Permission from a parent or guardian is required for anyone under 18.
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Guidelines For Participation
Hatsumi sensei's Guidelines For Participation In The Bujinkan.
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