
Elite UK Martial Arts - EUMA
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Elite UK Martial Arts Association promotes excellence in martial arts, fostering discipline, strength, and community across North East England, From beginners to masters, we inspire growth, offer top-tier training, and build resilience on and off the mat
At Elite UK Martial Arts, we believe strength comes in many forms.![]()
Strength is turning up to class even when you’ve had a tough day.
Strength is getting back up after you’ve been knocked down.
Strength is pushing through challenges, learning from mistakes, and refusing to give up.
Strength is having the confidence to stand up for yourself while showing respect and self-control.![]()
Physical strength is important, but true martial artists also build mental strength, emotional resilience, discipline, and determination. Every punch, kick, stance and technique helps develop a stronger body and a stronger mind.![]()
No matter your age or experience, every lesson is an opportunity to become stronger than you were yesterday. ![]()
#newcastlekarate #newcastlemartialarts #newastlefight
The World Cup is over. ⚽�School's out for summer. 🎒☀️
But we're still here... and we're taking on new students! 🥋💥![]()
With school over you may find your kids have a lot of spare energy, or you might hear the classic “I’m Bored” ![]()
Well why not tackle the issue straight on and bring them along to Elite UK Martial Arts. ![]()
At Elite UK Martial Arts, we'll teach them the proper way to kick people... unlike some of the Argentina players! 😅![]()
We’ll definitely tire them out and they will have fun doing so. ![]()
We aren’t just your standard martial arts club, we build confidence, increase fitness, instill discipline, and have a lot of fun doing so along the way.![]()
📩 Message us today to book a free trial class or visit our website www.eliteukmartialarts.co.uk ![]()
#EliteUKMartialArts #TrainHardLiveElite
The 4th of Elite UK Martial Arts’ 4 katas. Required from 2nd Dan Black belt. ![]()
Kata 4 takes from a more traditional style of karate, focusing on the flow of techniques and the pauses between them. ![]()
Some key factors to perfecting your kata include a slower speed (about 3/4 of your maximum), but still using full effort; this ensures the individual techniques are distinguished and not rushed.![]()
Many of these manoeuvres and combos are learned or tweaked from the norm specifically for this kata, so a great importance is placed on the flow and accuracy of these.
Timetable
| Monday |
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| Blyth |
| Coxlodge |
| Tuesday |
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| Benfield |
| Wednesday |
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| Kingston Park |
| South Shields |
| Spennymoor |
| Thursday |
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| Blyth |
| Wallsend |
| Friday |
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| Kingston Park |
| South Shields |
| Spennymoor |
| Saturday |
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| Wallsend |
Safeguarding
BMABA are our registered association and Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL). If you have any
concerns about safeguarding or conduct, please initially report concerns to Adele Cox at
Delzi1@hotmail.co.uk.
If you do not receive a prompt response, have concerns about the club
response, or if the concern relates to this person, you can escalate to BMABA’s professional
safeguarding team at safeguarding@bmaba.org.uk.




