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Rising Sun AikidoTraditional Ueshiba style Aikido self defence clubWeston-Super-Mare, North Somerset, England About Us
Welcome to website of the Rising Sun Aikido Club.Rising Sun Aikido is a traditional Ueshiba style Aikido martial art self defence club based in Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset, England. The Rising Sun Aikido Club & Rising Stars Aikido Club now has over 100 members of all ages and abilities. Under the tutorship of Sensei's Phil Benge (3rd Dan), Helena Benge-Nilsdotter (2nd Dan), John Creed (2nd Dan), Mike Higgins (2nd Dan), Chris Gee (1st Dan), and Al Carchrie (1st Dan). Rising Sun Aikido currently hold four Adult Aikido training sessions per week For youngsters of primary and junior school age Rising Sun Aikido also runs a Saturday morning junior Aikido club known as Rising Stars for children aged 5 to 12. Rising Sun Aikido works closely with several local schools and the community having participated in the official opening of Herron Moor School by Princess Ann and more recently running an after school Aikido club for pupils of Wyvern Community School, Bourneville Junior School & Broadoaks School. Aikido is a non-competitive martial art and is suitable for all ages, sexes and abilities. The Rising Sun Aikido club philosophy is;
Interested?
Sensei Phil Benge Whether you have trained in martial arts before or are a complete beginner and just want to get fitter while learning some self defence. Why not pop along to one of our training sessions and ask to speak to Phil Benge. Alternatively contact Philip Benge on Tel: 07786 513 973 or E-mail: sensei@risingsunaikido.org.uk Rising Sun Aikido & Rising Stars Aikido have signed up to Child-Safe Meet our SenseisBelow are the Dan grades ('black belts') who train at Rising Sun Aikido. Whether you are a total beginner or an experienced martial artist there will always be several senior instructors around who are only too willing to help you learn Aikido.
Meet the ClubsJust some of the members of the Rising Sun and Rising Stars Aikido clubs - 17th May 2008
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