dani-san

My only though: shut up and train! Come back in 5 years and post again. Now serious, I used to have a note on my door on the way out from home. It said: don't come back, get out of the door and train! Helped me I suppose...

I work from home so I can live wherever is convenient for me. Recently I decided that its time to move again and this time I said to myself that is also time to move closer to a good dojo. So not that odd... Regarding the japanese instructor, I don't know why your experiences with some instructors were not positive but mine were all very very good. Last sensei I trained told me that he used to train in his childhood in Japan for 8 hours a day. I think that's a reason for very good technique and dedication that you cannot find in a european instructor, with all due respect...

Thanks a lot for that Harkon72 this is just what I was looking for! Do you know where exactly where is he training? I googled a bit and find out that the dojo is in Hammersmith London but I did not find an exact location or name of the club. I don’t think that by training with a Japanese instructor I will narrowing down my field at all. I think that I will expand it! What brilliant opportunities are you talking about? Thanks FullPotentialMA, I am attending to Ian’s seminars when I have the chance but last time when I checked he was not Japanese. Just by his accent only…

Hi, I am Looking for a Japanese karate instructor in UK. I don't mind the karate style or the location. Do you know any? Many thanks! Dani-san