Martial Arts Clubs
in Liverpool

Let's take a closer look at the meaning of the word "Tae" "Kwon" "Do." It is composed of three parts as shown in the English spelling, though it is one word in Korean. "Tae" means "foot," "leg," or "to step on"; "Kwon" means "fist," or "fight"; and "Do" means the "way" or "discipline." If we put these three parts together, we can see two important concepts behind "Tae Kwon Do".

Malvern Karate Club is a Shotokan based Karate Club with various locations within the Halewood, West Derby, Dovecot and Walton areas. We are associated to the Karate Union of Great Britain (KUGB), the largest single style organisation established by Sensei Enoeda in 1966.

A not-for-profit, fully constituted club established in 1995, with instructors giving their time for free. Proceeds benefit members by providing free or subsidised entry into competitions and courses, free travel to events, and International sponsorship. Our senior instructor is the most highly ranked ITF instructor on Merseyside and has trained under the Founder, General Choi Hong Hi.

Matt Fiddes Martial Arts Cheshire was established by Master Steve James in September 2004 and progressed to be one of the leading professional schools in the North of England. Team Cheshire currently have 3 schools in St Helens, Warrington and Widnes with over 200 active students.

Welcome to the Força Combat Academy website. The Força Combat Academy is a Martial Arts Academy based in the heart of Ormskirk, Lancashire. We offer fun, safe and practical martial arts classes for everyone regardless of age & fitness level. We offer classes in K1 Kick boxing as well as classes for children and ladies only.

We are a traditional Korean Martial Arts School based in Widnes offering a relaxed fun environment and classes suitable for any age, shape or fitness level. Everyone can find excuses not to train or learn something new, making that first step can be daunting but at Widnes Martial Arts we will ensure that you have fun, make new friends and learn the best Martial arts system available today at the UK's leading Kuk Sool Won school.

Sensei Ken started in martial arts totally by accident after having to finish playing football in 1987 due to cartilage problems in both knees. During work one day a colleague asked me if I wanted to go training that night and go for a pint afterwards, I assumed we were going to play five a side, go for a run or the gym, then to my astonishment we ended up at Prescot and Higher side Kickboxing Club, it’s so happened that my work colleague was Sensei Terry McElhinney’s next door neighbour.