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BOAT HARBOUR DRIVE, PIALBA,
QLD. PH: (07) 4124 0322 |
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ABOUT
US
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Bubishi Institute – Shukokai
Karate
is Hervey Bay’s first and only full time dedicated Martial Arts, Self-Defence, General Training and retail facility.
Bubishi Institute is now
located at 76 Boat Harbour
Drive on the corner of Boat Harbour Drive and
Nissen Street, Pialba,
Hervey Bay.
The Institute offers a dedicated martial arts, self defence and fitness academy.
"Our aim is to develop Self-Confidence, Self-Respect, Co-ordination and Fitness in a safe and friendly environment where a major focus is placed on the values of a traditional Japanese Martial Art."
SHUKOKAI
KARATE
Shukokai Karate, a form of Okinawan Karate, which has evolved from careful analysis of the dynamics and principles of traditional Japanese karate. The lineage of Shukokai is such that it can be considered a direct descendant of it’s parent style, Shito Ryu.
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Shukokai Karate was developed in 1949 by Chojiro Tani, Sensei Tani started
karate just after his entry into University in Kyoto and trained under Chojun Miyagi, the founder
of Goju-Ryu. After obtaining his Nidan grading, Sensei Tani then changed to Shito-Ryu training under Kenwa Mabuni, the founder of Shito-Ryu and who is still considered one of the greatest Karateka of all time. Sensei Tani evolved the Shukokai technique over a period of years and in 1949 founded the Shukokai World Karate Union.
The Chief Technical Master of Shukokai was Shigeru Kimura. Sensei Kimura commenced karate at the age of 16 under Sensei Tani. At the age of 21, he won the Open Shukokai World Championship, and after winning that title for the second time in 1964, he ceased participating in championship karate to devote his life to developing the style of karate now known and respected throughout the world as Shukokai. |
Left: Sensei Shigeru Kimura
Chief Technical Master of Shukokai.
Born 1941 – Passed Away 1995
Right: Sensei Chojiro Tani
Founder of Shukokai.
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Sensei Tommy Morris who was Sensei Kimura’s highest graded instructor, first came to Australia in 1981 and ran a course and grading for the Shukokai Association which resulted in a great improvement in the area
of technique for Australian Shukokai.
Sensei Alan Murdoch started his training in 1969 at the Kobe Osaka in Glasgow under Sensei Morris. He received his Shodan from Sensei Kimura in 1972. He was graded to 2nd, 3rd & 5th Dan by Sensei Morris in 1985.
Sensei Murdoch is currently an Australian and Victorian State Coach.
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Shukokai
Karate is suitable for
people of all ages.
Come
and enjoy training with
our
friendly experts.
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CHIEF
INSTRUCTOR: Sensei Alan Murdoch
7th Dan AUSTRALIAN and VICTORIAN State Coach.
also NATIONAL and STATE Referee.
Sensei Alan has trained with the top Shukokai instructors, - Sensei Kimura – Sensei Tani –
Sensei Morris – Sensei Chris Thompson – for all of whom he has deep respect.
MAIN INSTRUCTOR: Sensei Ennio Anselmi
5th Dan AUSTRALIAN Assistant Coach 2000/02
and VICTORIAN Junior Coach.
Sensei Ennio has trained with Sensei Alan for
20 years. Sensei Ennio has also trained with the top Shukokai instructors, - Sensei S. Kimura - Sensei T. Morris and Sensei C. Thompson.
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Shukokai Karate has specialised classes for juniors and adults.
All age groups are taught separately to cater for different learning standards, with each person allowed to develop at their own pace, whilst learning new skills.
Come and learn with our National Karate
Champions.
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SHUKOKAI
KARATE
MEMBERSHIP CREED:
"I promise to uphold the true spirit of Karate-Do and never to use the skills I learn against any person or persons, save for the defence of myself, family or friends in the instance of extreme danger or unprovoked attack, or in the support of law and order." |
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