Learning through practise

Karate encompasses sport, tradition and self defence in one exciting training programme.

From age 5 upwards

CSKC teach Shukokai Karate to people of all age’s from 5 upwards, you’re never to old to learn.

For people of all ages

We take pride in fostering a friendly and sociable atmosphere in the clubs.

Established in 2006

Chorley Shukokai Karate club (CSKC) was established in 2006

Way for All

Shukokai Karate, the "Way for All", is a traditional system of Okinawan Karate,

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Welcome to Chorley Shukokai Karate Club

Chinese Writing - SKU Sensei Chris Robinson started CSKC late in 2006 with the aim of teaching children and adults the true art form of Shukokai karate to the highest of standards emphasising the key elements of the art:

Chorley Shukokai Karate Club (CSKC) fosters a fun, friendly family atmosphere aiming to help and promote the sport of karate to all students, with the ultimate goal of every student achieving their Black Belts. Everybody is welcome. CSKC regularly hold two lessons per week for children from ages 5 years to adults. CSKC is a family orientated club and has many families studying the art of Shukokai Karate.

Karate "the way of the empty hand"

Karate encompasses tradition, culture, sport and fitness in one exciting training programme making it enjoyable and rewarding

Karate has many benefits including: Improved fitness levels, Self-defence, Self-confidence, Self discipline, Improved co-ordination & balance, making it practical interesting and rewarding.

Many people study the art for many different reasons from generally keeping fit to learning how to protect themselves. Even competing at national or international level.

CSKC PRESENTATION EVENING – 21 ST NOVEMBER 2008.

Thanks to all those who attended the presentation evening a fantastic time was had by all.

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The Chorley Shukokai Karate Club was established in 2006 by Sensei Chris Robinson

laptop The Shukokai Karate Union (SKU) was formed in 1969

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Lesson Times

Friday 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Heskin Village Hall
Wood Lane
Heskin
Chorley, PR7 5NS

Wednesday 6.00pm to 7.00pm
Bateman Hall
Sagar Street
Eccleston
Chorley, PR7 5TA

Saturday 10th Jan 2009
9.30pm to 10.30pm
Euxton Community Centre
Wigan Road
Euxton

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Karate Gi and Equipment

A "Gi" (karate suit) can be purchased from the club from around £18, pads etc can be purchased through the club please contact sensei for further information

How often can I grade?

Karate gradings can take place every 3 months if students have attended the required number of lessons and meet the standard for grading.

How do I get Started ?

There is no need to book as we take new students all year round so come along to a club session and the instructor will issue you with a welcome pack with more details.

First lesson is FREE.

As most people are not 100% sure of what is involved in a karate lesson. We give you a free trial lesson to see if karate is for you.

CSKC aims to foster the friendly and safe environment in which students thrive.

What do I wear?

Don’t worry about equipment.

Karate is practiced in bare feet and you will need to wear something comfortable you can exercise in. Karate suits (GI’s) are available from your instructor.
Age Specifications?

Karate is a sport that appeals to both sexes, Children can start from the age of 5, (Children under the age of 8 must have adult remaining with them during lesson).

There is no maximum age limit.

Costs Involved ?

First lesson is Free, to give you the opportunity to see what karate is like and meet the instructor.
After that lessons are £3.70 each until the end of the month. After your first month if you are happy to stay with us club membership is FREE when you join our monthly payment scheme.

We run a place allocation scheme whereby you must pay fee's at the beginning of each month to hold your place at the club.
Extra lessons can be paid for on the night, Family discounts are available

Licences

If you want to continue with karate, all martial artists need a licence. This will make you a member of the association (SKU) and cover your insurance requirements. Your licence is also a record of your progress for all gradings, qualifications and courses attended. Forms are available from your instructor, licences cost approx £25.00 and need to be renewed annually.

You must have a licence before being able to grade (see grading section)