STUDENT TESTIMONIALS
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Oliver
Oliver enjoys attending karate with Sensei Eddie at his school. It has been extremely beneficial for Oliver (who is dyslexic and not very sporty) to learn a skill that helps him keep fit and to become more confident. He enjoys getting to the next level and being rewarded with the next coloured belt. |
Why parents choose Martial Arts |
Gili Moshenson
I have learnt and improved so much since I first started Eddie's class when I was in Year 1 (2012). I have become stronger and more confident and feel I can defend myself. The classes have kept me fit and I love the sparring. Thank you Eddie for taking extra time to support me in getting my Brown Belt : that was a proud moment and a big achievement.
I have learnt and improved so much since I first started Eddie's class when I was in Year 1 (2012). I have become stronger and more confident and feel I can defend myself. The classes have kept me fit and I love the sparring. Thank you Eddie for taking extra time to support me in getting my Brown Belt : that was a proud moment and a big achievement.
Michael Husbands
No matter how long the road is to your goals/dreams....never give up!! It will all be worth it in the end. Case in point....26th January 2009 I did my first karate class and swore I wouldn't stop training until I got my black belt. Even though it took me 9 and half years, 2 knee surgeries and lots of sweat, tears and some blood(literally), I finally received my black belt today( embroidered one arrives tomorrow).
Massive thanks to all the senior sensei at Kenshukai karate(especially Sensei Eddie Bitton who has been my main senior since day 1), all the more experienced instructors who pushed and encouraged me to keep going, all the friends and rivals I've made in the club who always challenge me to try harder and to all the kids I have taught who have kept me on my toes. Every punch,kick and lock(shoulder/wrist/leg) has led to this day and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Looking forward to training more with everyone and passing my knowledge onto the next generation!! Thank you Kenshukai Karate...you have been amazing!!
No matter how long the road is to your goals/dreams....never give up!! It will all be worth it in the end. Case in point....26th January 2009 I did my first karate class and swore I wouldn't stop training until I got my black belt. Even though it took me 9 and half years, 2 knee surgeries and lots of sweat, tears and some blood(literally), I finally received my black belt today( embroidered one arrives tomorrow).
Massive thanks to all the senior sensei at Kenshukai karate(especially Sensei Eddie Bitton who has been my main senior since day 1), all the more experienced instructors who pushed and encouraged me to keep going, all the friends and rivals I've made in the club who always challenge me to try harder and to all the kids I have taught who have kept me on my toes. Every punch,kick and lock(shoulder/wrist/leg) has led to this day and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Looking forward to training more with everyone and passing my knowledge onto the next generation!! Thank you Kenshukai Karate...you have been amazing!!
Dear Sensei Eddie,
My son was a bit upset last night after you explained he had some more work to do before his grading so I offered to buy him a green belt (as a joke) - he replied, seriously "No daddy, you can't, I won't have earned it."
It is good to see that he is growing up with an understanding of the value of achievement. He is now working hard to attain the standard you demand.
It proves to me (again) that Karate is less about combat and more about personal development and character building.
Thanks again,
Kind regards
My son was a bit upset last night after you explained he had some more work to do before his grading so I offered to buy him a green belt (as a joke) - he replied, seriously "No daddy, you can't, I won't have earned it."
It is good to see that he is growing up with an understanding of the value of achievement. He is now working hard to attain the standard you demand.
It proves to me (again) that Karate is less about combat and more about personal development and character building.
Thanks again,
Kind regards
Kirk Lebdiri
Hi Eddie
Kirk on the way home last night, "Mum, karate was so much fun tonight and I have learned so much. I wish the class went on for longer".
He then demonstrated all the blocking moves you were teaching them.
He was also very pleased with Saturdays class, Sensei Mohan had him demonstrating moves to the class. Great for his confidence.
Thank you
Bridie Lebdiri
Hi Eddie
Kirk on the way home last night, "Mum, karate was so much fun tonight and I have learned so much. I wish the class went on for longer".
He then demonstrated all the blocking moves you were teaching them.
He was also very pleased with Saturdays class, Sensei Mohan had him demonstrating moves to the class. Great for his confidence.
Thank you
Bridie Lebdiri
Afif El-Atout
My son and I have been with Kenshukai since Oct 2010, my son was 5 years old when we started.
We have found it very friendly and sensible, we even got introduced to the different instructors, everyone was friendly and helpful.
My son likes to ask a lot of questions and no instructor ever rejected any of his questions regarding his karate, even after the lesson our Sensei will stay a bit longer to talk to us in case we require any help.
It has been really a pleasure joining Kenshukai as it has taught us confidence and self defence and the most important thing is believing in ourselves.
My son and I have been with Kenshukai since Oct 2010, my son was 5 years old when we started.
We have found it very friendly and sensible, we even got introduced to the different instructors, everyone was friendly and helpful.
My son likes to ask a lot of questions and no instructor ever rejected any of his questions regarding his karate, even after the lesson our Sensei will stay a bit longer to talk to us in case we require any help.
It has been really a pleasure joining Kenshukai as it has taught us confidence and self defence and the most important thing is believing in ourselves.
Jamie Anderson, Age 7
I started Karate because I thought, "Well, I'll give it a go" and now it's so fun I wish I could do it every day. I've learnt a lot and I like sparring. I learn self defence and other great things. The things I like the most are kicks, strikes and stances.
I started Karate because I thought, "Well, I'll give it a go" and now it's so fun I wish I could do it every day. I've learnt a lot and I like sparring. I learn self defence and other great things. The things I like the most are kicks, strikes and stances.
Karl Mellor
Doing karate has brought me closer to my son, we have developed a shared interest and it has boosted his confidence to be able to teach me when I am going wrong.
Karate has helped me maintain my all round fitness by stimulating both my body and my brain.
Kenshukai is like a family, we help each other to develop and progress, we share each other's success and support in times of struggle.
Karate has given me the confidence to realise that there is no such thing as a stupid question...unless you ask, you will never know.
Kenshukai helped me to realise that it is never too late to learn new skills and strive for new ambitions...I will reach my black belt before I am 50!!
Doing karate has brought me closer to my son, we have developed a shared interest and it has boosted his confidence to be able to teach me when I am going wrong.
Karate has helped me maintain my all round fitness by stimulating both my body and my brain.
Kenshukai is like a family, we help each other to develop and progress, we share each other's success and support in times of struggle.
Karate has given me the confidence to realise that there is no such thing as a stupid question...unless you ask, you will never know.
Kenshukai helped me to realise that it is never too late to learn new skills and strive for new ambitions...I will reach my black belt before I am 50!!