Karate in Enfield
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A FILM CREW FROM THE BBC TV'S "SPORTS ROUND" VISITED THE DRAGON DOJO AT 71 BOUNCES ROAD, EDMONTON N9 ON THURSDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 05. AN INTERVIEW WITH HARRY BRADFORD (SJK'S KARATE KID) AND KARATE ACTION FROM HARRY AND SOME OF THE YOUNGER STUDENTS OF SCHOOL OF JAPANESE KARATE'S "YOUNG DRAGONS" WERE SEEN ON BBC 2 TV(( "SPORTS ROUND") ON SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER AT 11.45 AM
The article below appeared in the December 2005 issue of Mens Fitness Magazine in the Martial Arts Special Feature
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ITV TELEVISION REQUESTS ADVICE FROM SCHOOL OF JAPANESE KARATE
ITV's "This Morning" programme contacted David and Lilian Alleyn Sensei asking if they could help with their programme on martial arts for the more mature. Nina Wilson, one of SJK's older black belts, had an interesting day at the ITV studios when she appeared on the programme with two other active mature women. The programme, presented by Fern Brittan and Phillip Schofield, covered the health and vitality that can be obtained in later years through leisure activities such as karate. Nina explained the assets of karate in later years and the benefits of training for the older person and demonstrated part of the kata Tekki Shodan with an explanation of the moves.
HALF TERM COURSE FOR ENFIELD COUNCIL - FEBRUARY 2005
Ray and Loui Sensei held a very exciting half term junior course for Enfield Borough Council which was thoroughly enjoyed by all the children and they were congratulated by the parents on a very helpful and interesting self defence/karate course.
DAVID AND LILIAN RUNNERS-UP SPORTSPERSON/TEAM OF THE YEAR 2004
DAVID AND LILIAN ALLEYN PROPRIETORS OF THE SCHOOL OF JAPANESE KARATE WERE JOINT RUNNERS-UP IN THE RECENT "SPORTSPERSON/TEAM OF THE YEAR" IN THE PALACE GARDENS PRIDE OF NORTH LONDON AWARDS - THERE WERE OVER 1,000 NOMINEES.
THE WINNERS OF THE AWARD WERE THE ENFIELD SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM - THE AWARDS WERE GIVEN AT A CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION/ DINNER AT ALEXANDRA PALACE BY LORD TEBBIT.
Karate Competition Sunday 17th October 2004
A "KARATE FOR CHARITY" EVENT
We are ordering a small amount of equipment for each of the classes and have sent a cheque for £50 to cancer research from the proceeds of the competition - a big thank you to all who supported the event
Congratulations to all who took part in the Club Championships on Sunday 17th October 2004. Please follow the link below for photos and a list of some of the officials and medal winners. (Photos kindly presented by Chris Chessum one of the students of SJK).
Very many thanks to all the officials - we hope you enjoyed the chocs.
Officials, entrants and medal winners should have received a certificate - please advise your instructor if you have not received one.
Our thanks also goes to Dr Anthony Kurzer who gave his time to oversee the competition - fortunately his services were not needed, other than a couple of minor incidents.
New class! "Gentle Karate/Self Defence For The Over 40's" at the new Ashmole School, Southgate.
For class details see Venues & Training Times.
DAVID AND LILIAN ALLEYN PROPRIETORS OF THE SCHOOL OF JAPANESE KARATE WERE JOINT RUNNERS-UP IN THE RECENT "SPORTSPERSON/TEAM OF THE YEAR" IN THE PALACE GARDENS PRIDE OF NORTH LONDON AWARDS - THERE WERE OVER 1,000 NOMINEES.
THE WINNERS OF THE AWARD WERE THE ENFIELD SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM - THE AWARDS WERE GIVEN AT A CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION/ DINNER AT ALEXANDRA PALACE BY LORD TEBBIT.
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Good luck to Nic (Wed. night beginners instructor) he will be on a training course in China for the next 3 months, we wish him well as the training will be tough. Anna will be taking over from Nic, so thank you Anna for taking over at short notice.
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Well done Richard (Tuesday beginners instructor at Broomfield School) on a successful course taken for Enfield Council during the half term holidays. It was enjoyed by all who attended.
