Bushido Colne Ju-jitsu Club collects 23 medals at the East Coast Okami annual Jujitsu competition in Skegness

Bushido Colne Ju-jitsu Club collected a haul of 23 medals at the East Coast Okami annual Jujitsu course and competition in Skegness.
By Dominic Collis
Published 14th Nov 2023, 16:55 BST
Updated 14th Nov 2023, 16:55 BST
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The competition was challenging with the high level skills set within the continuous fighting, random attacks, kata and ground fighting.

Robert Hope, from the club, said: “Bushido Colne students ranged from six-years old, (lion cubs), juniors, intermediates and adults.

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“Every student tried their hardest and enjoyed the course and competition, and are buzzing with their achievements and rewards. It was an amazing experience for everyone. Congratulations to all who entered, win or lose.”

Bushido Colne Ju-jitsu Club entered the East Coast Okami annual Jujitsu course and competitionBushido Colne Ju-jitsu Club entered the East Coast Okami annual Jujitsu course and competition
Bushido Colne Ju-jitsu Club entered the East Coast Okami annual Jujitsu course and competition
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The club is located at the bottom of Spring Lane (Colne Calder House) and has been established there since 2016.

Sensei Rob Hope sixth Dan, and Sensei Mark Windle second Dan, run the communal non-profit making club and have a wealth of knowledge and experience to pass onto our students which they pulled out of the bag on the day.