Welcome to the world of Martial Arts in Cork...
Our new Website will feature Cork’s top martial artists,
CMAP “Hall of Fame”and CMAP “Competitor of the Tournament” award winners.
Karate
Liam-Og Griffen 087-9481646
Blackpool Martial Arts & fitness centre
www.k2c.ie
Shotokan Karate is a Japanese Martial Art, which uses physical exercise and mental discipline to develop character. Classes are made up of a combination
of basic technical training (kicks, punches & stances), artistic expression (kata) and sparring (kumite). Benefits include Increased Fitness, Flexibility and
Coordination as well as Improved Self Confidence and self discipline.
Taekwon-Do
www.taekwondo.ie
Taekwon-Do is a modern and dynamic martial art. The name Taekwon-Do was unveiled to the world by General Choi Hong-Hi on the 11th April 1955.
Also known as the Korean art of self-defence, Taekwon-Do is famous for its spectacular range of flying and standing kicks. The study of Taekwon-Do
aims not only to develop the student physically, but mentally also, creating a well rounded and balanced individual.
Through regular practice of Taekwon-Do students can expect to achieve noticeable physical benefits including; strength, speed, coordination, balance,
endurance, flexibility, weight regulation and self confidence.
Kickboxing
Ian Kingston 086-3994886
West Cork Kickboxing
www.westcorkkickboxing.com
Kickboxing is a dynamic Martial Art which incorporates kicking, punching, sweeping and throwing. There are three main disciplines: Full contact, Light
contact and Semi contact. If practiced regularly it will provide a top level cardiovascular workout, it will help develop muscle tone, strength, flexibility
balance and concentration. It requires a high degree of concentration and Focus, the skills taught can also be used as an effective form of self-defence, if
needed. While teaching the body and mind to work as one, in order to combine the multiple movements required.
Kendo
Vincent Long 087-9309183
Cork Kendo Club
www.corkbudokai.org
Kendo or "way of the sword", is the martial art of Japanese fencing.
Kendo developed from traditional techniques of Japanese swordsmanship known as kenjutsu. Kendo is a physically and mentally challenging activity that
combines strong martial arts values with sporting like physical elements. Practitioners of kendo are called kendoka, meaning "one who practices kendo",
or kenshi, meaning "swordsman". Kendo is practised wearing traditionally styled clothing and protective armour (bogu), using one or two bamboo swords
(shinai) as weapons.
Muay Thai
http://www.siamwarriorscork.com/
www.spartanthaiballincollig.com
Thai Boxing (also known as Muay Thai) is a combat sport & self-defense system from Thailand. Originally used hundreds of years ago as the unarmed
fighting method for the soldiers of Siam (Thailand), Thai Boxing has evolved into a devastating ring sport that utilizes punching, kicking, knees, elbows,
and clinching with trips & throws.
Thai Boxing fighters are well known for their high level of physical conditioning, toughness, and power. Today just about every Mixed Martial Arts
fighter utilizes Thai Boxing techniques and training methods for their stand-up and clinch training because of the effectiveness and power of Thai Boxing.
Kung-Fu
CHINESE SHAO LIN CENTRE
BALLYPHEHANE COMMUNITY CENTRE
http://www.shaolin.ie/
cscireland@gmail.com
Greg 087-9261298
Chinese Shao-Lin Kung Fu is a 1500 year old art developed by the Shaolin monks at the Honan Temple for health, mental and physical conditioning, and
self-defence. The curriculum encompasses Empty Hand, Animal, and Classical weapon styles, as well as Internal areas such as Tai Chi Chuan, Pa Kua
Chang, breathing and meditation, and more!
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Ralf 086-8073006
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