Karate Union of Great Britain
KUGB
The Karate Union of Great Britain (KUGB) – is a democratic body controlled by its membership and operates under an approved constitution. It is the largest governing body in the UK.
All positions on its committees are self elected by its members.
It is affiliated to European (ESKA) and World (WSKA) Shotokan Karate Bodies.
The KUGB has clubs established in many Sports Centres, Universities and Schools.
The organization is the oldest in the UK and has members of all ages, several hundred of whom enjoy special Long-Standing Membership status, having trained with the KUGB for between twenty and fifty-five years.
Chairman Sensei John Bruce 6th Dan.
THE ACADEMY OF SHOTOKAN KARATE
ASK
Through diligent study of the traditional principles of Shotokan Karate, the aim of the Academy is to provide an environment that allows its members to fulfil their true potential.
The Academy provides quality instruction from an extremely experienced team of senior teachers, committed to developing students to progress the Art of Karate-Do for the future. In addition to a dedication of traditional principles.
Chairman Sensei Dave Hazzard 8th Dan.
Japan Karate Ascociation
JKA England
Japan Karate Association England (JKAE) is a non-profit association located in England and Wales.
It is associated with the Japan Karate Association (JKA) in Japan, which is one of the world's most prestigious, oldest, and largest Shotokan Karate organizations.
England Head Coach : Sensei Dave Paulus.
English Shotokan Karate Association
ESKA
The English Shotokan Karate Association better known as ESKA are a renowned Karate association with clubs in Herts, Beds, Cambs and Essex. ESKA was founded in 1979 by Eddie Witcher, Michael Randall, John Van Weenen, Michael Nursey, Roger Hall, Harry Jones and Greg Durant.
Technical Sensei Michael Nursey 9th Dan.










