Founded in 2017 by Sensei Reece Taylor, Netsui-Do teaches traditional Shito-Ryu style of Karate which is one of the four main styles of karate recognised by the World Karate Federation (WKF). 

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Netsui-Do values are as much about behavior in karate as they are transferable into the student’s education, other extra-curricular activities and later life.

 

Respect - For one's self, peers, juniors, seniors and Senseis

 

Self-discipline - The ability to control one's self physically and emotionally, as well as finding inner determination and the motivation to succeed

 

Inclusivity - The awareness to help and motivate junior belts or those that need extra support in order to achieve, and working together regardless of age, gender, background etc

 

Excellence - Striving to achieve high standards across all aspects of karate and life, through maximum effort, attention to detail and passion

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Netsui-Do currently delivers a continuous provision of karate to the following schools:

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Northcote Lodge, Broomwood Hall Garrads, Lower & Upper, Finton House, and Oakfield. Classes also run at Kingston Quaker Centre called St Josephs.

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Additional experience includes the:

• delivery of an annual residential summer karate camp at Radley College for 200+ students and parents

• organisation of several inter-house and inter-school competitions for 200+ competitors and 100+ spectators

• delivery of squad coaching, and the administration of elite WKF competition attendance

• management and facilitation of the Black Belt Coaching Programme 

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Netsui-Do Instructors

The senior Senseis have all taught Karate for 12+ years and among them, have professional experience within the medical profession, youth education and development sector, and law enforcement.

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The junior Senseis have all been educated at Northwood Schools and all current Northwood black belts are part of the Black Belt Coaching Programme.