Tohoku Karate Club
at Seaburn Leisure Centre, Sunderland , SR6 8AA United Kingdom
Learn Shotokan Karate
Address and contacts of Tohoku Karate Club
Seaburn Leisure Centre
Sunderland SR6 8AA
United Kingdom Email
P: 07813 774 564 (Richard) / 07984 955 989 (Geoff) Website
Description
Tohoku Karate Club practices Shotokan Karate, though Karateka from other Karate styles/systems often join in with our training. Our chief instructor is Sensei Christine Pullan, 7th Dan Shotokan Karate. Tohoku Karate Club is based in Seaburn, Tyne and Wear, North East England and trains at the following locations: Mondays 6.30pm to 8pm - Monkwearmouth School Thursdays 6.30pm to 8pm - Seaburn Leisure Centre We do not charge membership or subscription fees and prices per lesson are: Children (4 to 15yrs): £2.00 Adults (16yrs and over): £2.50 Family discounts are available. For more details visit our website. Shotokan Karate, when taught correctly, can be both physically and mentally demanding, and the rewards can include increased fitness, self-discipline and self-esteem. The disciplined training also prepares Karate students (Karateka) for the stresses and increased anxiety levels which can often occur when competing in competitions at local, national and international level, and also in self defence situations (should you ever be unfortunate enough to find yourself needing to defend yourself and/or your family and friends). This has a profound effect on personal and professional lives outside of Karate training and often increases confidence and performance in jobs, interviews and especially in the improved confidence, behaviour and performance of children in their school lives. Of course the above benefits gained from training in Shotokan Karate are in direct correlation to the effort you put into your training.
Opening time
- Mondays: 18:30- 20:00
- Thursdays: 18:30- 20:00
Company Rating
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Summary
Tohoku Karate Club is Sunderland based place and this enity listed in Sports Venue & Stadium category. Located at Seaburn Leisure Centre SR6 8AA. Contact phone number of Tohoku Karate Club: 07813 774 564 (Richard) / 07984 955 989 (Geoff)
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