WELCOME TO THE
Disability Martial Arts International Association
The First Martial Arts Charity Website
People First Disability Second
Our Motto Never Give Up
Charity Registration No :- 1053983
Established Since January 2007
Copyright © 2007
Martial Arts Event March 29th 2008
We would like to Thank Everyone that was at the event with your help we raise £220
MARTIAL artists with and without disabilities delivered a
striking display of the 'Ways of the Warrior' at a University of Derby event in
Buxton.
They demonstrated their skills in various
fighting disciplines at the first Disability Martial Arts Association one-day
exhibition. It was held at the University of Derby's Devonshire Campus in Buxton
on Saturday 29 March 2008.
Martial arts students and instructors, attended the event, the first one held by
the UK association.
Attractions included:
* Cane-jitsu - a demonstration of a new form of self defence which enables an
elderly person, or someone with a disability, to incorporate the use of their
walking stick into adapted ju-jitsu moves,
* a mixed martial arts skills demonstrated by wheelchair user Dave Lee;
* attendance at the event by blind aikido instructor, Steve Fyffe.
Charles Spring - Programme Leader for the Joint Honours Martial Arts Theory and
Practice degree at the University of Derby's Devonshire Campus in Buxton - is an
ambassador for the Disability Martial Arts Association and jointly organised
Saturday's event.
His students are among the very few in the UK to learn how to instruct people
with disabilities in martial arts as part of their degree course.
Curtsey of Buxton Advertiser
Sho~Shin Budo Kwai
Martial Arts Summer Camp 2008
2nd ~ 9th August 2008
Cost £ 125.00 all inclusive / £ 135.00 after 30th June.
People with Disabilities Welcome
Furness School,
Rowhill Road,
Hextable,
Kent.
BR8 7RP.
For Information and booking form please contact
Sensei Keith Mewes or Sensei Jill Mewes
Telephone: 01622 674650
Mobile: 07846 183674
Photo summer camp 2007
Photo By Keith Mewes Copyright © 2007
Each year approximately 1,000 men, women and children become paralysed due to an accident or illness. Through sport these people whose lives have been traumatically changed, can have an outlet for their frustrations and energy. By focussing on something they can do, and potentially can excel in, increased confidence and a positive outlook can be achieved and this can influence other areas of their lives.
We are also inviting people with disability’s and there family’s, That is involved in or who wish to be involved in martial arts to Get in touch with us see our contact page
Wanted
Associations, Schools, clubs, in all types of Martial Arts in any area of the UK, who are willing to teach people with all types of disabilities. You will be affiliated to our charity and together we can put an end to Discrimination.
You will need to have a Criminal Records Bureau Check (CRB) First Aid certificate and Insurance. You will be vetted. Please send us an e-mail, see our contacts page for Information.
