The Southern Shotokan Karate Association (S.S.K.A.) was established in 1987 by Stuart Cole (6th Dan). As its name implies, the S.S.K.A. is concerned with teaching the Shotokan style of Karate. There are currently in excess of 85 S.S.K.A. Clubs in the UK, mostly in Southern England.In addition to weekly club meetings, the S.S.K.A. runs a full programme of events throughout the year.
- There are lessons at which students, who would not otherwise get the opportunity, are able to train with Sensei Cole.
- There are grading sessions where students who can show Sensei Cole that they are ready for the next grade, will be awarded a certificate and the right to wear the next colour belt.
- There are separate training and grading events for senior grades and instructors.
- There are special training events where students will learn specific aspects of self defence e.g. how to defend against knife attacks.
- There is an annual Summer & Winter Camps at which families can train in a holiday environment.
For the Main Office, contact the Founder, Chief Instructor and Grading Examiner
Sensei Cole (6th Dan) at
Southern Shotokan Karate Association
Suite 1, The Bentley Centre
Stratton Road
SWINDON
Wiltshire
SN1 2SH
tel: 01793 690642 fax: 01793 690601
To speak in confidence to Sensei Cole phone:
07970 864017
email: info@sska.co.uk
or the Association Secretary
Page Last Updated on: Monday 14 July 2008