Senior Instructor Sensei Dave
Sensei Dave DOB: many moons ago
I started in Martial Arts when I was 10 and took up Judo, a friend of mine dragged me along to a session, but unfortunately I dropped off that and had a go at Aikido, of which I really liked but financial constraints took their toll and by the age of 14 i was amateur boxing, I never really lit up the sky with this but had some moderate success, over the next few years I did a variety of Martial arts some good some bad, and ended up where I am now, I have also trained in Kendo for a number of years now and it’s a MA that I really enjoy, I don’t teach Kendo I just do it!, Karate has also been around for a number of years also, and I get a buzz out of teaching Karate, and as far as Martial arts is concerned the two are miles apart, that’s what I like about them both.
Where am I going to? Don’t know really I am quite happy buzzing along as I am, I leave the ambitions to the younger guys! We all have to consider a sell by date at some time!
“Train hard or go home”
Sensei Dave Cuming 4th Dan Karate (graded and ratified with Cobra Martial Arts Association)
MAIUK Level 1 Qualified Instructor
1st Dan Kendo BKA (British Kendo Association)
Level 2 Advanced SDF (self defence federation) Instructor
Level 1 Coaching Qualification British Kendo Association
First Aid Certified
Enhanced CRB checked
Sign language communicator
Senior YAP SUK DAI JI within the Molum Combat Martial Arts Association
I started in Martial Arts when I was 10 and took up Judo, a friend of mine dragged me along to a session, but unfortunately I dropped off that and had a go at Aikido, of which I really liked but financial constraints took their toll and by the age of 14 i was amateur boxing, I never really lit up the sky with this but had some moderate success, over the next few years I did a variety of Martial arts some good some bad, and ended up where I am now, I have also trained in Kendo for a number of years now and it’s a MA that I really enjoy, I don’t teach Kendo I just do it!, Karate has also been around for a number of years also, and I get a buzz out of teaching Karate, and as far as Martial arts is concerned the two are miles apart, that’s what I like about them both.
Where am I going to? Don’t know really I am quite happy buzzing along as I am, I leave the ambitions to the younger guys! We all have to consider a sell by date at some time!
“Train hard or go home”
Sensei Dave Cuming 4th Dan Karate (graded and ratified with Cobra Martial Arts Association)
MAIUK Level 1 Qualified Instructor
1st Dan Kendo BKA (British Kendo Association)
Level 2 Advanced SDF (self defence federation) Instructor
Level 1 Coaching Qualification British Kendo Association
First Aid Certified
Enhanced CRB checked
Sign language communicator
Senior YAP SUK DAI JI within the Molum Combat Martial Arts Association
Johnny and Toms 2nd Dan Grading
Rob died a good death!
Ray Bell CMAA Director
