Martial Arts Clubs
in Horwich

CSKC was established by Sensei Chris Robinson in 2006 with the aim of teaching children (age 6+) and adults the true art form of karate to the highest of standards emphasising the key elements of the art. Chris has a been training in karate 25 years plus.

Whether you are looking for karate, kick boxing, tae kwon do, kung fu or any other form of self defence, with our full time martial arts facilities in Bolton, Great Lever, Bury, Manchester, Wigan and Preston we are confident that our programmes will suit you and your family.

At Black Tiger Martial Arts, we strive to empower students to tackle challenges and take on new experiences. Below you’ll find the information you need about our classes, our team, or our methodology. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact us today.

Our centre was established in 2002 by Sifu Derek O’Hanlon, who has taught martial arts for 20 years. Its primary aim is to teach Wing Chun Kung Fu and Self Defence at every level from Beginner through to Instructor. It also has special programmes dedicated to Personal Training, Stress Management, Chinese Health Exercise and Corporate Entertainment.

Mr Walker began training in TaeKwonDo in 1989 aged 15 with Mr Brian Williams 7th Dan Black Belt at the North West TAGB Clubs. He achieved his 7th Kup before he joined the British Army. After this he trained at various clubs and associations in the UK including the UKTA, BUTF, GTI and WTF clubs. He graded with the TAGB until his 1st Kup, during this time he was graded by such examiners as Master Ron Sergiew, Master Kenny Walton, and Dorian Bytom at his academy.

We are proud to offer classes for ALL levels of experience (from no experience to expert martial artists), fitness (from unfit to super fit) and age (6 years up, men and women) and encourage the whole family to come along and train in a safe and friendly environment. See our classes page for details of locations in the North West or England.

John was having a shower when he noticed a lump, but dismissed it as a kickboxing injury. He did not feel comfortable going to see a doctor and waited three weeks before being persuaded by his wife, Emma, to go. Now, six months on, returning to work as a civil engineer three weeks ago and to the club as a martial arts coach this week, the 38-year-old from Blackburn is keen on raising awareness of the cancer.

We like to separate our newcomers from the more experienced students to begin with. This gives them a chance to go at their own pace and to become relaxed in their new surroundings. We segregate them from the main body of the class although they do remain in the same training hall.