Banyu Hatten Aikido

 

Gallery -  This is our Gallery of current people who are there to assist you in your Banyu Hatten  Aikido Yuishinkai practice.

 

BHAY Principal and Technical Director

 

Rev Geoff Flather Sensei;

7th Dan.  Chief Instructor Aikido Yuishinkai UK,

Chief Instructor WMAC,

Principal Banyu Hatten Aikido and Buki Ryu.

 

BHAY “Chancellor” Jacqui Flather Sensei

4th Dan. Head of Administration

FSB  National Representative.

Exeter Ambassador

 

BHAY Area Representative and Area Liaison Officer

 

Brendan Turner  Sensei 4th Dan

 

Sensei – (alphabetical order)

 

Norman Adams     Sensei  1st Dan

 

Lee Auburn           Sensei  2nd Dan

 

Paul Rumming      Sensei  2nd Dan

 

Paul Stevens          Sensei  3rd Dan

 

Tamsin Storey       Sensei  2nd Dan

 

David Wellesbury  Sensei 3rd Dan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sempai Instructors ; Kyoshi Ho

 

Terry Bouchier      2nd Dan and 1st Dan Buki Ryu

Shayne Haynes      2nd Dan 

 

Sempai Instructors Kyosei Ho   

 

Mary Adams          1st  Dan

Luke Angel            1st  kyu

Peter de Laune       1st  Dan

Toby Edmonds       2nd Dan

Mike Haft               1st  Dan

Graham Parsons     1st  Dan

Rebecca Ross         1st  kyu

Craig Steele            2nd kyu

Andy Watkinson    1st Dan

Nicole Weston        1st  kyu

 

Honorary Kyosei ho

 

Julian Pratt              2nd Dan

 

Appointed Mentors

 

Ryan Cheyne            1st kyu

Stephen Cohen         2nd kyu

Johannes Gambari    2nd kyu

Mike Heaven            1st kyu

Nathan Littlewood    1st Dan

Sarah Montgomery   1st kyu

Victor Nichol - Robinson  4th kyu

Inge Peerlinck           1st Dan

Tina Rowe                 1st Dan

James Silvey              1st Dan

Maria Snell                1st Dan     

Peter Tanner              3rd Dan

George Traganidas    2nd kyu

Matt Waring              4th kyu

 

 

 

 

 

Buki Ryu (Weapons Class) Assessed Instructors

 

Terry Bouchier        1st Dan

Brendan Foster        1st Dan

Peter Tanner            1st Dan

 

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Training wear -

 

In the early classes , before membership, you may wear clothes that are modest and comfortable. When you decide that you wish to wear the formal training wear called a “keidogi”(white) or abbreviated to the last syllable “a gi” you may wish to purchase one or more from the Members Shop. Zori`s are the traditional foot wear to the mat, not on the mat.

 

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Aikido Grades in ascending order  -  

Aikido Grades in ascending order  -

5th Kyu (Yellow):

4th kyu (Orange):

3rd kyu (Green): Ladies now wear Hakama (Black)….

2nd kyu (Blue):

1st kyu (Brown)

 

1st Dan (Shodan/Black Belt):  Men now wear Hakama ( Black)….

2nd Dan (Nidan/Back Belt):

3rd Dan (Sandan/Black Belt):

4th Dan (Yondan/ Black Belt):

5th Dan (Godan/black Belt):

6th Dan (Rokku/Black Belt):

7th Dan (Shichi/Black Belt):

8th Dan (Hatchi/Black Belt):

9th Dan (Ku/Black Belt):

10thDan (Ju/ Black Belt): 

 

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