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• Aikido in Bristol and Midsommer Norton

  http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Union/Aikido/
  A non-competitive martial art that emphasises cooperation.

• Aikido TenChiKan Dojo

  http://www.tenchikandojo.com/
  A traditional Aikido Dojo practising all aspects of traditional Aikido. The Bristol Dojo is part of Kobayashi Dojos, Japan.

• Bristol Karate Club

  http://www.bristolkarateclub.org.uk/
  Honours, links, news, photo gallery, membership information from local martial arts group.

• Bristol School of Taichi

  http://www.bristoltaichi.com/
  Based in Bishopston the club practices Chen style Tai Chi and Chi Kung. Contains photo albums, session information and forums.

• Bristol Shotokan Karate Club

  http://www.bristolshotokan.org.uk/
  KUGB affiliated club based in Horfield. Training details, news and gallery.

• Bristol Tai Chi Association homepage

  http://www.bristoltaichi.org/
  Promoting Chinese Internal Martial Arts - teaching Tai Chi (Yang and Chen styles); QiGong; YiQuan; BaGua and HsingI. Martial and Health aspects taught. Push Hands taught to all-comers.

• Kyoto Shotokan Karate Club

  http://www.kyoto-skc.co.uk/
  Based in Shirehampton and Avonmouth. Profile, activities and training schedule with calendar.

• Russ Martin's schools of Tae Kwon-do

  http://www.tkdbristol.com/
  Information and resources for students, beginners and anyone interested in starting Tae Kwon-Do at the schools run by Russ Martin.

• WKF - Wado Ryu Karate Federation

  http://www.wadokaratefederation.co.uk/
  Sensei George Grimes' Wado Ryu karate association. Based in the West Country its aim is to teach traditional Japanese karate.

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