As soon as your child can walk they can play Kiddikicks at Pools on the Park Richmond. Kiddikicks runs energetic football classes for children from 18 months to 7 years of age. Coaches are FA qualified and successfully CRB checked.

Sessions are skills based, concentrating on fun and participation. Basic football skills are practised and good sporting behaviour actively encouraged on and off the pitch. All age groups will develop their ability to move and stop with the ball, from walking to running to dribbling and scoring.

The youngest groups, our Nippers and Runners will develop their manipulative skills not just with their feet but their hands too. Most important of all, Kiddikicks aims to instil in our children a love of being active while developing a passion for playing the greatest game on earth - football!

Join us at www.kiddikicks.co.uk today today, call 0845 602 8276 or email us at info@kiddikicks.co.uk for further information.

Shukokai Karate “ We all train together” school of karate was founded in 1921. It is a dynamic form of Okinowan karate renowned for its speed and power, it blends traditional styles of karate with modern techniques. As with all true martial arts etiquette plays an important role. It has been said that Karate begins and ends with courtesy.

To begin students are given three ground rules.

>> Good manners

>> Self Discipline

>> Respect for Parents and teachers

Karate is divided into four main practises:

Kihon. Technical practise of standing ,punching, kicking and moving.

Kata. Choreographed sequences that enable a student to develop balance and speed while practising against multiple imaginary opponents.

Bunkai. Studying and understanding the complex elements of kata on real opponents.

Kumite. Controlled sparring against a real opponent.

Karate at Pools on the Park in Richmond is taught by Kyo Rei Shukokai Karate, a group founded by former SAS soldier and television pundit Robin Horsfall 5th Dan in 1993. The group claims 19 clubs and more than 700 students.

For more information go to www.londonkarate.co.uk

Shukokai Karate “ We all train together” school of karate was founded in 1921. It is a dynamic form of Okinowan karate renowned for its speed and power, it blends traditional styles of karate with modern techniques. As with all true martial arts etiquette plays an important role. It has been said that Karate begins and ends with courtesy.

To begin students are given three ground rules.

>> Good manners

>> Self Discipline

>> Respect for Parents and teachers

Karate is divided into four main practises:

Kihon. Technical practise of standing ,punching, kicking and moving.

Kata. Choreographed sequences that enable a student to develop balance and speed while practising against multiple imaginary opponents.

Bunkai. Studying and understanding the complex elements of kata on real opponents.

Kumite. Controlled sparring against a real opponent.

Karate at Pools on the Park in Richmond is taught by Kyo Rei Shukokai Karate, a group founded by former SAS soldier and television pundit Robin Horsfall 5th Dan in 1993. The group claims 19 clubs and more than 700 students.

For more information go to www.londonkarate.co.uk