ASMAA Spring Seminar

I am pleased to announce the first ASMAA Seminar

when?: Sunday April 17th 10.30am to 3.30pm ... doors open 10am
where? Andy Crittenden's Martial Arts Centre, Balby Doncaster (one mile from Junc 36 of the A1)
what? .. the FOUR Technical Directors of ASMAA will do ONE Hour each as follows:

Paul Oxtoby 6th Dan: Applied Power Kicking
Karl Blackwell 6th Dan: Applied Street methods (Karl's Way)
Andy Crittenden 5th Dan: Total Grappling methods
Dave Turton 9th Dan: Street Weapon Usage

Cost? £40.00p per person .. thats a mere £10 per World Class Instructor ... a £10 deposit secures each place
Who? This is an OPEN Seminar .. anyone OVER 13 may attend

contact & details... To find out more or book your place/s contact

Dave Turton 9th Dan on: 07843 736787 or daveturtonsdf@hotmail.com
or Andy Crittenden on: 01302-858335

If you can only attend ONE seminar this year ... make it this one

Dave i would be interested in attending this seminar but am recovering from a serious injury that would i think be aggravated by rolling on the floor grappling, so although i'm sure andys hours would be great i don't think i could get involved in that part, how flexible is the course? could i just spectate that hour?

Dave,

I would love to come. Anyone want to sponsor me?

spectators are welcome as are people who feel they can only do certain sections

mr nobody ... that would be a very expensive visit mate

I hope to get the event on DVD, but unsure just yet about getting the right quality... so you could always get the dvd if we do record it

Anything is better than nothing Dave.

Seriously though, it would be great to be able to come to such a seminar.

Sunday was a really good day

it was good to meet new people and see the SDF's approach to hard skills.

Thanks for a great day (there's some good pictures up aswell)

Pictures?

Where are these pictures of which you speak?

Well I'm glad you all had fun without me.

i've seen the pictures now...looked like an excellent day!

it was indeed .. thanks guys

yes there are piccies now, and a report to come over the weekend on the ASMAA website
www.asmaa.org.uk