Registered Associations - Scottish Karate Governing Body

Registered Associations

All Styles Karate Federation

Baska Karate

BCKA Scotland

BCKA Scotland

Bushido Karate Association

Association Details:: Chairman:Mr John Elliot Vice Chair: Mr Brendan O'Mailley Secretary: Mrs Fiona Higgins
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CEK Association

Association Details:: Head Coach Chris Ewing Style - Wado-Kai Further details to follow

Central Scotland Karate Association

Club membership: International Shotokan Ryu Kase Enoeda Glasgow

Association Details:: Address of club:
Napiershall Street Centre. 39 Napiershall Street. Glasgow, G20 6EZ

Club times: Kids' Classes

Mondays & Wednesdays 5.30-7.30pm,

Saturdays 3-5pm.

Adult Classes- Tuesdays & Thursdays 6.30-8pm.

Club membership: Renshinkan Shukokai Karate-Do

Association Details:: Club details: Renshinkan Shukokai Karate-Do headed by licensed SKGB karate coach Mr Lindsay Smith, teaches Shukokai karate to individuals across Bearsden, and classes are open to anyone interested in learning Shukokai Karate in a friendly non-intimidating way. Website: www.renshinkan-karate.com

Grampian Northern Karate Association

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J.K.S. Scotland

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JKA - WFS

Email:: kenneth.taylor6@sky.com

JKA Scotland

Karate Alba

Association Details:: Chairperson and Licenced Coach Dolina Ross
Coaches Personal Email Address:: dolinar@hotmail.co.uk

Karate Kai Scotland

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KKD Shukokai

Kobe Osaka

Kofukan Scotland

Kyoto Karate Federation

Satori Martial Arts

Association Details:: The Dojo
140 Edward Street
Dunoon
Argyll
PA23 7BN

Phone 01369-704919
Mobile: 07740-643958
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Web: www.satori-karate.com

Scottish Budokan Association

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Scottish Karate Association

Association Details:: The Scottish Karate do Association was established in 1963 and was the first karate association to be established in Scotland and held the first Scottish National Karate Championships.
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Scottish Karate Federation

Association Details:: The SKF was founded on Thursday 17th December 1970, by nine karate students, three of whom are still active members of the SKF, Hamish Adam 8th Dan, Colin Clapperton 7th Dan and Allan Spence 6th Dan. It was originally called ‘Wado-Ryu Karate Committee’ (Scotland).

Today the SKF is the largest and most successful karate association in Scotland. We are members of the Scottish Karate Governing Body, the only recognised Governing Body for Karate in Scotland.
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Scottish Shotokan Academy

Shitokai Scotland

Association Details:: The Shitokai Scotland is a Shito-ryu Karate association providing instruction in both traditional and sport Karate, through its association with other like minded individuals/organisations with similar goals. Since its formation over 20 years ago the Association has endeavoured to excel in all areas. We provide our students with top quality instruction in both traditional Shito-Ryu and sporting Karate practice, dependent on the student's particular area of interest.
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SK2000

Sport Karate Sakai

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Traditional Shotokan Karate

Yamakai Sport Karate Association

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