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Showing posts with label Self defence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self defence. Show all posts
20 August 2018
BlackCombat now at 3.30 pm on Sundays
The regular BlackCombat Sunday session which was at 6.00 pm is now earlier at 3.30 pm. Lesson is held at Dojo 86 and is open for all interested individuals who like to improve their self defence skills.
27 June 2018
Anti Terror Combat now BlackCombat
BlackCombat is the new brand and all activities from the former Anti Terror Combat organisation are transferred now to BlackCombat organisation.
BlackCombat - Life is a fight
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
23 February 2018
Bridport martial artists train the defence against 10 most common attacks
At our local martial arts school Ichinen Bridport, we take the training of self defence very serious. Our aim is to gain perfection in the art of self defence by using the Jiu-Jitsu skills.
The Jiu-Jitsu techniques supply you with a wide range of reaction to the 10 most common attacks. It includes striking and punching, throws and joint manipulations, as well as "dirty tricks" and anti bullying strategies.
The 10 most common attacks are in detail:
The Jiu-Jitsu techniques supply you with a wide range of reaction to the 10 most common attacks. It includes striking and punching, throws and joint manipulations, as well as "dirty tricks" and anti bullying strategies.
The 10 most common attacks are in detail:
1. One person pushes, hands to chest, which is followed by the pusher striking first, to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front clothing grab, one handed, followed by
punch to the head.
4. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a head butt.
5. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a
knee to the groin.
6. A bottle, glass, or ashtray to the head.
7. A lashing kick to the groin or lower legs.
8. A broken bottle or glass jabbed to face.
9. A slash with knife, most commonly a 3 to 4"
lock blade knife or kitchen utility knife.
10. A grappling style head lock.
This is according to information from a UK government web page and the content is nowadays not public available anymore. The reason is unknown.
By the way, as my roots are in Germany, I can inform you that over there you find very much the same set up. That doesn't surprise me, as we have all two hands and two legs to perform.
If you want to protect yourself against these common attacks, come and join us at the school. Training for the Jiu-Jitsu is twice a week for adults and once a week for children.
11 February 2018
Take private martial arts lessons in Bridport
Make the most of you
with training just this little further. You feel the regular training sessions
are not enough for you and you want better, faster and more progress with you
martial art education?
Take private lessons
The advantages of
private lessons are huge. You are not only having the full attention of your
sensei, but your progress will be much more effective.
Start treating your
involvement in the martial arts more professional rather than just another
hobby.
The real facts:
- you train at times
they suit you most
- you train as often
you want
- you have the full attention
during training
- you reach better
results
- you can gain faster
your grading and success
- you save money
Make the most of you -
become the black belt now!
You can book private
sessions with Master Horst Lindenau by contacting 07968 235486 or message.
Fully insured, DBS
checked, 1st aid trained, member of the IMASA and provides private Dojo with
all equipment including mats for ground work.
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| The difference it makes - |
13 December 2017
New logo for Bridport martial arts school on Facebook
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Our new logo on Facebook shows what we are doing. Anti Terror Combat > hardcore fighting and street wise self defence - Self defence is one of our basics in Jiu-Jitsu. We train permanent the most common attacks - Jiu-Jitsu is a traditional Japanese martial art and we are very proud of it - Children learn the Jiu-Jitsu easy at Ichinen Bridport - Without Meditation there is no personal progress in the world of martial arts. It would be just meaningless - Yoga is taught by Grandmaster Horst Lindenau who is a qualified Tantra Yoga teacher. Namaste! |
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
02 September 2017
Your child will be thankful for this
Respect * Self control *
Discipline * Friendship *
Stamina * Patience *
Humbleness *
Anti bullying *
Skills * Self defence *
If you like your children to achieve
these attributes * come along to the new class of our highly respected Martial
Art school Ichinen Bridport. The class is designed for children from 6-14 years
The teaching will be in the Dojo at
the British Legion Hall, Bridport
Victoria Grove, DT6 5AD.
Class starts Thursday 21.Sept at 5.30 pm
Class starts Thursday 21.Sept at 5.30 pm
More information needed? Please call Master
Horst on 07968 – 235486
01 September 2017
Children in Bridport
Thursday the 21st of September is the big day for the children of Bridport.
New course available at Ichinen Bridport martial arts school.
Self defence and anti bullying class starts on the 21st at 5.30 pm.
Dojo British Legion Hall, Bridport, Victoria Grove, DT6 3AD
Book your place now!
Ring or text 07968 235486
30 August 2017
Bridport martial arts school with new logo
Bridport martial arts school Ichinen Bridport has a new logo. It shows now all what this local martial arts school has on offer.
Anti Terror Combat is taught by Grand master Horst D. Lindenau (6. Dan). This is a modern self defence system, suitable for all martial artists with some previous knowledge.
Anti Bullying is taught within the classes, especially for children.
Ichinen Bridport martial arts school is the No.1 for self defence in the Bridport area. We teach unarmed and armed defence. Include the whole strategy of street fighting, bullying, law and even first aid in a distress situation. You don't want to miss this knowledge when attacked!
Martial arts is our main aim. Master Horst is the chief instructor of this school (since nearly 30 years now) and he is an expert and graduate in various styles. That includes Karate, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu as well as Ninjutsu, Ajukate, Street fighting and Anti Terror Combat + TerLiMa self defence.
Jiu-Jitsu is taught 4 times the week at Ichinen Bridport. Suitable for absolute beginners and professionals.
... and you don't need to be fit to join us! But you will be!
Anti Terror Combat is taught by Grand master Horst D. Lindenau (6. Dan). This is a modern self defence system, suitable for all martial artists with some previous knowledge.
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
Anti Bullying is taught within the classes, especially for children.
Ichinen Bridport martial arts school is the No.1 for self defence in the Bridport area. We teach unarmed and armed defence. Include the whole strategy of street fighting, bullying, law and even first aid in a distress situation. You don't want to miss this knowledge when attacked!
Martial arts is our main aim. Master Horst is the chief instructor of this school (since nearly 30 years now) and he is an expert and graduate in various styles. That includes Karate, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu as well as Ninjutsu, Ajukate, Street fighting and Anti Terror Combat + TerLiMa self defence.
Jiu-Jitsu is taught 4 times the week at Ichinen Bridport. Suitable for absolute beginners and professionals.
... and you don't need to be fit to join us! But you will be!
New logo for BlackCombat
05 July 2017
Most common attacks
What are the most common attacks in a street fight?
To know this would improve the approach in training and skills to learn for real combat and therefore I wonder, why there is not much to find online nowadays.
When I published my first post on that subject three years ago, I first concentrated on the 10 most common attacks. My source than was the official page from UK government / law enforcement. They provided the most 100! common attacks.
Checking out the german government equivalent page I found it was very much the same. The first 10 equaled in 9 of them. Makes sense, 2 arms, 2 legs and similar cultural background.
Unfortunately then I only copied the first 20 common attacks and only bookmarked the more. Shortly after that, the links been broken and since than there is no information available. I wonder why?
If you find more please get in touch.
To know this would improve the approach in training and skills to learn for real combat and therefore I wonder, why there is not much to find online nowadays.
When I published my first post on that subject three years ago, I first concentrated on the 10 most common attacks. My source than was the official page from UK government / law enforcement. They provided the most 100! common attacks.
Checking out the german government equivalent page I found it was very much the same. The first 10 equaled in 9 of them. Makes sense, 2 arms, 2 legs and similar cultural background.
Unfortunately then I only copied the first 20 common attacks and only bookmarked the more. Shortly after that, the links been broken and since than there is no information available. I wonder why?
If you find more please get in touch.
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| Master Horst Lindenau demonstrating knife skills |
13 May 2017
Learn good self defence skills at local martial arts school
Come and join our local martial arts school Ichinen Bridport and learn the very best of self defence. Our school is well organized and structured. Sensei Horst Lindenau has got over 29years experience as a teacher for the martial arts and is a qualified diploma teacher for self defence and martial arts.
We train eight times the week in Bridport and if you think of having private lessons, call / text Sensei Horst Lindenau on 07968 235486
We train eight times the week in Bridport and if you think of having private lessons, call / text Sensei Horst Lindenau on 07968 235486
17 April 2017
Self defence with Anti Terror Combat
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
Ranks of Anti Terror Combat
The martial arts are probably the second oldest trade of mankind. And as
in any other trade, there were people in leading positions and those they been
apprentices. It is only a few decades ago, that people started ranking systems
where they called some a master and some others were the disciples and attached
them some kind of distinction. As many of the today’s martial arts are
originated from ancient Japan, these awards came in form of a belt.
After the WWII, the world of martial arts was flooded with coloured
belts. Today we find systems with up to 18 different colour ranks for students
and even the master belts had an increase in numbers and design.
Anti Terror Combat decorates the members with a simple and clear, very
modern and same time traditional system of belt ranks. A student who joins in
new is a white belt. After he managed his knowledge to a qualified and higher
level, he will become a brown belt. These two ranks have to be verified by a
grading procedure.
Now the member is a fine martial artist, awarded with the
rank of a brown belt and demonstrates the skills within the martial arts,
specialized in self defence and combat.
The promotion to a master rank is rather a mental issue, a question of
character and leadership, experience and honour than a technical requirement.
This rank gets awarded from the Anti Terror Combat organisation headquarters in
connection with the national presidents of the country of residence.
There are two general ways to obtain a master's degree in Anti Terror
Combat. Either one graduates as a brown belt and gets awarded to 1st Dan black
belt. Or the aspirant already is a master in a recognized martial arts style
and can provide credible proof of sufficient knowledge and skills in the
field of self defence. In this case he can get awarded depending on his
profile.
The Anti Terror Combat master degree highlights these special skills and
performance and gives proof of good practice. This rank is not in any
competition with any other existing ranks and the Anti Terror Combat system
does not require a specific method of self defence or style. Each martial
artist performs in his field. Although Anti Terror Combat provides the latest
and most update from the self defence industry worldwide.
11 April 2017
Martial arts seminar in Dorset
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
Seminar on the 30th of April 2017
1-5 pm at the Loders village hall, Loders, DT6 3SA
Contribution £ 25 / Every participant receives an official Anti Terror Combat certificateThis seminar is devoted to my grandmaster Horst Weiland † Germany, 10th Dan Anti-Terrorkampf. He died 10 years ago and his life was doubtless dedicated to the martial arts. I had the big opportunity to study under his supervision for 365 days of daily training and learning. All what I know today and what influenced me to develop my own way with the martial arts in later years was hugely influenced by this extraordinary man. I pay him the biggest respect and keep his memory in honour.
In the coming up seminar you learn the toughest defence against the 10 most common attacks in Britain and in Germany. It will enable you to deal with the attacker that he cannot stand a chance.
The seminar is suitable for everyone over 16 years. Beginners and advanced visitors welcome.
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| Grandmaster Horst Weiland with master Horst Lindenau 1991 |
The 10 most common attacks according to law enforcement
1. One person pushes, hands to chest, which is
normally followed by the pusher striking first, to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front clothing grab, one handed, followed by
punch to the head.
4. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a head butt.
5. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a
knee to the groin.
6. A bottle, glass, or ashtray to the head.
7. A lashing kick to the groin or lower legs.
8. A broken bottle or glass jabbed to face.
9. A slash with knife, most commonly a 3 to 4"
lock blade knife or kitchen utility knife.
10. A grappling style head lock.
31 March 2017
Spring campaign to gain new students at Bridport martial arts school
Ichinen Bridport has started its spring campaign to gain new students for our local martial arts school. With the cut out below, you will qualify for a free lesson. You are welcome to join either on a Tuesday or Thursday at our venues.
You can even bring a friend! Master Horst Lindenau, qualified sports teacher + 30 years a teacher for martial arts will look after you.
* You will find this ad in the local paper "View of Bridport" for next three weeks as from 5th of April.
At Ichinen Bridport we train the traditional way of Japanese style Jiu-Jitsu.
But we are the only school in the area which combines this with a modern approach for self defence.***
Therefore we train the most common attacks according to law enforcement too.
1. One person pushes, hands to chest, which is normally followed by the pusher striking first, to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front clothing grab, one handed, followed by punch to the head.
4. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a head butt.
5. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a knee to the groin.
6. A bottle, glass, or ashtray to the head.
7. A lashing kick to the groin or lower legs.
8. A broken bottle or glass jabbed to face.
9. A slash with knife, most commonly a 3 to 4" lock blade knife or kitchen utility knife.
10. A grappling style head lock.
*** And we included training with any kind of today's weapons. Natural and unnatural.
You can even bring a friend! Master Horst Lindenau, qualified sports teacher + 30 years a teacher for martial arts will look after you.
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At Ichinen Bridport we train the traditional way of Japanese style Jiu-Jitsu.
But we are the only school in the area which combines this with a modern approach for self defence.***
Therefore we train the most common attacks according to law enforcement too.
1. One person pushes, hands to chest, which is normally followed by the pusher striking first, to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front clothing grab, one handed, followed by punch to the head.
4. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a head butt.
5. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by a knee to the groin.
6. A bottle, glass, or ashtray to the head.
7. A lashing kick to the groin or lower legs.
8. A broken bottle or glass jabbed to face.
9. A slash with knife, most commonly a 3 to 4" lock blade knife or kitchen utility knife.
10. A grappling style head lock.
*** And we included training with any kind of today's weapons. Natural and unnatural.
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| Selection of training weapons at Bridport local martial arts school Ichinen Bridport |
27 March 2017
A true martial artist at local Bridport martial arts school
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| Master Horst Lindenau 2. Dan Jiu-Jitsu exams Lewis A. Harris for his 2.Kyu /blue belt Jiu-Jitsu at local martial arts school Ichinen Bridport. |
Ichinen Bridport proudly announces the successful grading of our member Lewis A. Harris from Netherbury. On the 16.03.17 Lewis demonstrated his superb skill and is now a 2nd Kyu/blue belt Jiu-Jitsu.
This is how the actual Jiu-Jitsu blue belt worksheet at Ichinen Bridport looks like.
It starts with the breakfalls
roll forward, backward roll, roll sideways, all left and right
fall forward, -back and sideways and 3 rolls over an obstacle + 3 free choice
fall forward, -back and sideways and 3 rolls over an obstacle + 3 free choice
3 breakfalls and rolls on hard floor
Next comes various Jiu-Jitsu skills
2 Feet throws + follow up technique
2 Hip throws + follow up technique
2 Shoulder throws + follow up technique
2 self falling techniques
5 defenses against strangle hold
5 strangling holds
3 hold down + 3 liberations
5 transport grips
4 wrist locks
Throat nerve press, control attacker
4 arm locks
4 defense against bear hugs
3 Kicks
5 defenses against various weapons/objects
5 show use of unnatural weapons
As Lewis is a senior student (over 50) he had to demonstrate a Kata instead of a 3 min fight.
Defense against 2 attackers at same time, 3 min
Each one defence against following situations:
1. One person pushes, hands to chest, followed by the pusher striking to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front clothing grab, one handed, followed by a punch to the head / or a head butt
4. A front clothing grab, two hands, followed by the knee to the groin.
5. A bottle or glass to the head.
6. A lashing kick to the groin
7. A slash with knife
Theory:
Self defence and the law - Dojo etiquette - First aid basic knowledge
Familiar with the accumulation of actual worksheets from Ichinen Bridport
Minimum training required for the blue belt is 8 months. 3 Martial Art Seminars or equal value grading in other systems.
Lewis A. Harris, now 64 years old started his Jiu Jitsu training under master Horst Lindenau in October 2014. Lewis is a landscape and maintenance gardener and lives near Bridport. He holds a brown belt grade in Kyokushinkai Karate and in Krav Maga. At present he started to train Anti Terror Combat.
25 September 2016
Martial arts day
That was a busy martial art day. First Master Horst Lindenau went with Damian Burton to Weymouth to meet the Sunday Fight Club. What a great experience!
We drove the coast road in best Sunday sunshine up to Weymouth where I attended this venue first time. On arrival we met the others. All black belts as the Sunday Fight Club is reserved for the master training. Neill, Tom and CJ, all three are Taekwondo black belts, same as Damian.
In a friendly and professional atmosphere to train with these martial artists was just a pleasure. We had a little individual warm up. Of cause. Followed by patch kicking. Sure a Taekwondo black belt proves the advantage of their kick skills. Just great!
After that the four had a good sparring session, which I enjoyed to watch. It was very educational for me. Unfortunately Neill bent a finger. But we sorted that with some ice spray and he looked fine later. Hope you alright mate!
I had the chance to introduce them to various Jiu-Jitsu skills. Defence in head locks, we trained some of the most common attack and used Jiu-Jitsu techniques. Haha, and of cause I used some Anti Terror Combat techniques.
Nerve grips and especially to the throat and hair or neck was some kind of new for the Taekwondo black belt.
All together I like to say big thank you to my new martial arts friends and *****!
We drove the coast road in best Sunday sunshine up to Weymouth where I attended this venue first time. On arrival we met the others. All black belts as the Sunday Fight Club is reserved for the master training. Neill, Tom and CJ, all three are Taekwondo black belts, same as Damian.
In a friendly and professional atmosphere to train with these martial artists was just a pleasure. We had a little individual warm up. Of cause. Followed by patch kicking. Sure a Taekwondo black belt proves the advantage of their kick skills. Just great!
After that the four had a good sparring session, which I enjoyed to watch. It was very educational for me. Unfortunately Neill bent a finger. But we sorted that with some ice spray and he looked fine later. Hope you alright mate!
I had the chance to introduce them to various Jiu-Jitsu skills. Defence in head locks, we trained some of the most common attack and used Jiu-Jitsu techniques. Haha, and of cause I used some Anti Terror Combat techniques.
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
Nerve grips and especially to the throat and hair or neck was some kind of new for the Taekwondo black belt.
All together I like to say big thank you to my new martial arts friends and *****!
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| Master Damian and Master Tom sparring |
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| Master CJ and Master Neill sparring |
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| Neill, CJ, Horst, Damian, Tom Weymouth 25.09.16 |
19 September 2016
Great success and much to learn at mindfulness seminar with Bridport martial arts school
It was a great success and much to learn at mindfulness seminar with Bridport martial arts school Ichinen Bridport. On Sunday the 18th the seminar took place at the Dojo in Loders / Dorset.
First Grandmaster Horst Lindenau demonstrated the "do's and don't s" within real self defence. Probably the most important: You can't always run and ... honestly, where we live the risk of being attacked is rather small. But hey, better prepared than surprised!
Bridport instructor, Master Brian Lovell gave an introduction into the fabulous world of Tai Chi. Students were shown the first steps into this fine art of physical enlightenment. The beginner and the advanced students enjoyed Brian's professional and relaxed approach to demonstrate his Tai Chi style.
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| Tai Chi instructor Brian Lovell / Bridport teaches a beginners form |
After four hours of concentration and relaxation all students received a beautiful certificate to remember this unique seminar. And it is just the right thing to do says Grandmaster Horst Lindenau: " It's good to be a student again and learn new skills".
12 June 2016
Martial Artist attacked by a group
Martial artist attacked by a group (text taken from http://www.presseportal.de/polizeipresse/p_story.htx?firmaid=35235)
What I like to point out is, you might train even for years some Martial Art. But when it comes to a real street fight, often the Martial Artist finds he is helpless. Why is that? First, there is a different environment, not the comfy dojo. Then there is no referee who says “Yame”, when one gets injured. And last not least, the real fight in the streets can take longer than the 2 or 3 minutes rounds in a competition.
Final it is all a question what you looking for in your Martial Arts. We here at Ichinen Bridport do Jiu-Jitsu (Saddam Hussein would have said: “The mother of the Martial Arts”). And one of our main aims to do so, is to train the best of street self defence! The best self defence is provided by Anti Terror Combat. You can learn these skills too at Ichinen Bridport martial arts school.
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
12 May 2016
20 months of hard training for the Jiu-Jitsu green belt for Andy
Our member Andy Loudon joint Ichinen Bridport martial art school in september 2014 at the age of 42. Today, 20 months later and after serious and hard training under the supervision of Bridport Sensei Horst Lindenau, Andy passed his grading for 3rd Kyu (green belt) in the martial art style Jiu-Jitsu.
Andy trained on average every week twice in the club and made an enormous progress since he started. And: "I am fitter and healthier with my training and definitely learned some serious self defence skills. Beside that I like the traditional way we learn this martial art in the school and of cause it's a really good team here. Thank you all to assist me in such a great way and special thanks to our Sensei Master Horst."
This is how the syllabus looks like to become a Jiu-Jitsu green belt at Ichinen Bridport.
Andy trained on average every week twice in the club and made an enormous progress since he started. And: "I am fitter and healthier with my training and definitely learned some serious self defence skills. Beside that I like the traditional way we learn this martial art in the school and of cause it's a really good team here. Thank you all to assist me in such a great way and special thanks to our Sensei Master Horst."
This is how the syllabus looks like to become a Jiu-Jitsu green belt at Ichinen Bridport.
3rd Kyu / green belt January 2015
Break falls
roll forward, backward roll, roll sideways, all left and right
fall forward, -back and sideways and 2 rolls over an obstacle + 3 free choice
roll forward, backward roll, roll sideways, all left and right
fall forward, -back and sideways and 2 rolls over an obstacle + 3 free choice
2 Feet
throws + follow up technique
Hip throw +
follow up technique
Shoulder
throw + follow up technique
1 self
falling technique
4 defenses
against stranglehold
4
strangling holds
3 hold down
+ 2 liberations
3 transport
grips
3 wrist
locks
Throat
nerve press, control attacker
3 arm locks
3 defense
against bear hugs
3 Kicks
5 defenses
against various weapons/objects
3 show use
of unnatural weapons
1 fight
against minimum orange belt, 3 min
Defense
against 2 attackers at same time, 2 min
Each one defence against
following situations:
1. One person pushes, hands to
chest, followed by the pusher striking to the head.
2. A swinging punch to the head.
3. A front
clothing grab, one handed, followed by a punch to the head / or a head butt
4. A front
clothing grab, two hands, followed by the knee to the groin.
5. A bottle
or glass to the head.
6. A
lashing kick to the groin
7. A slash
with knife
Theory: General knowledge/see the school worksheets
Theory: General knowledge/see the school worksheets
Minimum
training required for the green belt is 6 months from orange grade. 2 Martial
Art Seminars or equal value grading in other systems required. Candidate must
be able to run a class, including warm up.
27 January 2016
Fist or claw? What do you use?
During a fight it is very likely that one launches a fist punch. Although the fist is a very good human tool to be used in a fight, there is an alternative for use in a fight. I think of the claw. The claw is probably the oldest human weapon. Applied at the right moment, executed professional and used with brut force the claw becomes quick the latest human weapon. Highly recommended for the Jiu-Jitsu self defence by Anti Terror Combat Master Horst Lindenau (6th Dan red belt). He knows what he is talking about!
Update >>>
Anti Terror Combat is now called BlackCombat!
29 November 2015
Martial arts experts offer their skills in Dorset
For all martial artists in the South West, Bridport, Weymouth, Dorchester, Taunton, and Yeovil area: On Sunday the 13th of December 2015 there is a special knife seminar hosted by the Bridport martial art school Ichinen Bridport. Master Horst Lindenau (Jiu-Jitsu) teaches the very best of self defence in this tuition.
The seminar starts at 1 pm at the Dojo Loders village hall (Loders, Dorset) and the training is suitable for all martial artists from the region. Seminar will be four hours training and every participant will receive a certificate. Please book through this pages contact form.
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