Each Yudansha after gaining (BAB) recognition has the opportunity to teach at their own Dojo.
Also a program is set up for them to instruct for 3/4 hour ona a Friday evening class on an alternating basis. This will allow Yudansha without their own Dojo to gather teaching experience.
Four Instructor/Kenshusei courses are set up throughout the year, two will be for the Instructors (with Kenshusei assisting). The format being:
- a) To work on teaching methods
- b) Information on running your own Dojo
Please bring paper and pens to these courses.
Ivor Cinderby
Started in Aikido in 1988 under Sensei Paul Shepherd at Slough Aikido Club who was then in the BAF.
Joined the UKA in 1990 along with Slough club.
Since July 2006 I have been teaching at Wokingham dojo, taking over from Rebecca Saville sensei who was moving overseas.
Over the years I have had the privilege to train with a number of visiting Japanese Sensei's such as Chiba, Yamada, Asai, Sugano, Fujita, Kanetsuka, Tamura and most memorable of all, Moriteru Ueshiba on both his 1990 and 1992 visits to the UK.
Awarded:
- Shodan in March 1998
- Nidan in March 2004
- B.A.B. Coach level 1 October 2004
- B.A.B. Children's Coach January 2005
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Sensei Peter Brown
Kyu Shin Kan Chief Instructor
6th Dan Shidoin So-Hombu
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Kevan Ginns
4th Dan Fukushidoin So-Hombu
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Sensei Terry Mickowski
DMU Chief Instructor
3rd Dan Fukushidoin So-Hombu
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Ivor Cinderby
2nd Dan Fukushidoin So-Hombu
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Chris Shipley Matts
2nd Dan So-Hombu
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Richard Melody
2nd Dan So-Hombu
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Steve Roberts
Shodan Awarded 03/01
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Jeffrey Burnsall
Shodan Awarded 03/01
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Douglas Wong
Shodan Awarded 03/06
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Andy Dennis
Shodan Awarded 03/07
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David Mee
Shodan Awarded 03/07
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Antonis Pavlakis
Shodan Awarded 08/09
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Jamie Lake
1st Kyu awarded Apr 2007
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Aaron Yi Cheng
1st Kyu awarded Sep 2007