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Welcome to Ronindo Budo Kai
Professional Coaching in Judo
Aikido and Self-Defence for Schools and the Community Throughout
Torbay & the
South-hams
Judo (the
gentle way) is a Japanese wrestling style and was developed in
Japan by Dr Jigoro Kano towards the end of the 19th century and
has evolved from being a martial art into one of the
world’s most popular sports. Since its inclusion in the
1964 Olympic Games Judo has progressed rapidly and is without
doubt the world’s most popular combat sport.
Aikido
(the way of spirit and harmony) Morihei Ueshiba developed Aikido
more or less at the same time as Judo; Aikido however has
remained a pure martial art, has no competition element and
emphasises co-operation and respect between partners.
Our philosophy is not simply to follow the traditional teachings
but to re-examine the principles that make them work. We
therefore include in Ronindo a variety of specialist skills that
are not taught anywhere else. Once mastered these skills make
throws appear effortless, by using the principles of attacking
the weak line and gravity-assisted power.
With Ronindo Budo Kai in Judo and Aikido is much more than a
sport; it is also effective as an educational system in both
physical and moral spheres. Ronindo Budo Kai training is an ideal
form of physical exercise and serves as a great cardiovascular
workout, improving, stamina, general Health and overall fitness.
Physical strength is also increased as a direct result of
manipulating the movement of your training partner. As well as
enhanced power, a Ronindo Budo Kai pupil will improve their
flexibility. For the same reasons the balance and posture of
pupils will be enhanced. Physical co-ordination can be seen to
develop dramatically from participation in Ronindo Budo Kai
training; reflexes are also improved together with mental
reaction time.
The moral benefits of Ronindo Budo
Kai are a direct result of the transition of both Judo and Aikido
from Jujitsu’s to “Do’s” or “ways
of life”. Both arts have a strict code of ethics and a
humanitarian philosophy. They teach outstanding examples of good
character and honest conduct. These arts are ultimately concerned
for the well being of both the individual and the community. One
of Judo’s guiding principles is “mutual benefit and
prosperity”. Both Kano and Ueshiba believed that the
diligent practice of their arts should lead to the realization
that one could not progress at the expense of others; only mutual
prosperity offered the key to any real progress in life. These
principles still underpin the arts today. Ronindo Budo Kai is an
ideal club for all ages, male or female.
Confidence and self-esteem are improved as pupils’ progress
through the ranks. The very nature of the grading system ensures
that the next goal is always realistic and achievable with
effort. The grading system also ensures that regardless of their
skill level all Ronindo Budo Kai pupils practice with players of
similar ability and all participants have a positive learning
experience. Budo etiquette instils respect, modesty, politeness
and general social skills in all participants. Although Judo and
Aikido are derived from techniques that were traditionally used
in Japan on the battlefield - these techniques have been refined
and modified to make them safe. The object of Judo contest being
to throw or hold the opponent onto their back, this wins the
bout. Naturally pupils are taught to fall in such a manner that
they land safely, great emphasis is placed on mastering the
several methods of break falling since this gives pupils the
confidence to participate fully. Aikido training is, based on
movements derived from the Japanese sword and staff battle arts.
Competition is less important as pupils co-operate with one
another to enhance their learning.
Ronindo Budo Kai will also actively reduce bullying.
Bully’s can only operate in relatively uncontrolled
environments and the disciplined Dojo (training hall), removes
them from their position of power. At the same time they
themselves learn discipline and self control, quite often whilst
losing to players who were previously a victim of their bullying.
This gives them a new perspective and a new found respect for
such players.
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Benefits of training with
Ronindo Budo Kai
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Improves stamina, general health
and overall fitness.
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Combats obesity.
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Improves reflexes and mental
reaction time.
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Increases the ability to
concentrate for longer periods.
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Teaches outstanding examples of
good character and honest conduct.
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Promotes a positive self-image,
confidence and calmness.
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Grading certificates and
competition medals encourage a sense of achievement and self
worth.
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Recent News:
July's Gradings
Congratulations to the following Judo members who graded this month;JUNIORS1st MonJamie Jobson, Charlotte Parker, David Cox, Asher Crozier, Thomas Conroy, Billy Fox-Coates, Julia Watson, Kyle McFarlane, Leo Stevens, Robert Stevens,...
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New Venue
We have been searching for suitable premises, to expand our classes into, so that we may share Judo & Aikido with many more people.We are thrilled to say we have...
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Devon Closed Feb 2010
What an awesome day! 20 competitors entered and 13 medals won; 4 Golds, 5 Silvers and 4 Bronzes. We had a massive presence at this competition, with members, parents and...
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New Rules Jan 2010
BJA National Refereeing Commission announcement on new International Judo Federation Contest Rules The National Refereeing Commission and the Board of Directors have agreed that for a 12 month period from...
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Player of the Month
Congratulations RooNew player of the month! Roo was selected as player of the month for March 2010. Roo works hard at his judo and never gives up, he shows true...
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