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  • Can anyone practice karate?

    Karate can be practiced by men, women and children. In fact anyone who is in reasonable health can practice and enjoy karate. We accept males and females from 8 years of age and above. Students need to have sufficient attention (weekdays & weekends) and physical abilities.

  • I have no previous training in any karate style, Can I join in Chelsea Karate Club?

    Yes. Shotokan Karate is an excellent style to learn at our dojo without any previous experience.

  • Do I have to wear a karate uniform (gi)?

    Karate uniform is required by the time of your first joining session. The gi allows for maximum movement and helps contribute to the serious tone of the class.

  • What sort of karate does the C.K.C teach?

    The CKC is a shotokan karate club affiliated with the English Karate Federation as developed by Farzad Youshanlou former affiliated-member of Iranian Karate Federation, and teaches a specially-refined form of Japanese Shotokan style karate.

  • What will training involve?

    A typical karate practice session usually begins with a comprehensive warm-up, followed by the various training exercises. The exercises are divided into three main categories: kihon (basic techniques), in which you learn the basic blocks, punches, kicks, stances, etc. of karate; kata (forms), in which you practice and physically remember the various kihon learned; and Kumite (sparring), where your kihon and kata techniques are matched against a real opponent. As your skill level increases, so will the difficulty and degree of the exercises. Of course, there will also be times when you are taught theory, dojo etiquette and the more philosophical aspects of karate.

  • How do I become a member of the CKC?

    Joining the Chelsea Karate Club requires filling out a membership form and paying the appropriate C.K.C membership fees (£45). The training fee is only £10 per session or £50 monthly and must be paid directly to club.


Rules & Regulations Of Chelsea Karate Club

–Adherence to Social and Legal Rules: Chelsea Karate Club operates under the social and legal framework of England. All members are required to comply with these regulations.

–Mandatory Uniform and Protection: Members must wear a white karate suit and use hand, chest, and feet protections in accordance with World Karate Federation standards.
 
–Training Age Requirements: Children aged 8 and above train alongside adults. Members are expected to uphold high ethical standards during training.
 
–Respect and Philosophy: Respect for each other and the dojo is fundamental. Humility, bravery, effort, and perseverance in learning karate should be the motto for all Chelsea Karate Club members.
 
–Training Schedule: The club holds training sessions twice a week. Members are required to attend both sessions.
 
–Jewelry Prohibition: Wearing jewelry, including rings, necklaces, and earrings, is prohibited within the dojo for safety reasons.
 
–License and Insurance: Practicing karate without a valid CKC license and insurance is illegal. Members must ensure their annual license is up to date.
 
–Photography and Filming: Photography and filming are not allowed without the consent of safeguarding officers and the media director. Members are encouraged to follow and share club photos and videos via the club’s Instagram and Facebook pages.
 
–Health Considerations: Members with illnesses or pregnancy must inform the instructors.
 
–Affiliation and Policies: Chelsea Karate Club is an affiliated member of the English Karate Federation and adheres to its Code of Conduct and Safeguarding Policy. Members are expected to follow these policies at all times.
 
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