Matt Hudd Martial Arts

COVID19 UPDATE

There are some important changes in place to prioritise your safety in these challenging times. We are adhering to all Government regulations and going far beyond, as your safety is our top priority.

Please read our full update regarding this HERE to fully understand the changes and these may affect your membership and structure of classes for the foreseeable future.

KUNG FU / TAI CHI / KICKBOXING / KUNG FU KIDS / LITTLE DRAGONS

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Our Classes

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Traditional Kung Fu

Kung Fu, also spelled Gung Fu, is a generic term for martial arts originating in China. It’s basic translation meaning "a skill which is achieved through hard work".

Chinese Kickboxing

Chinese Kickboxing is the name given to Matt's own system, based on the Chinese martial art Sanshou which was originally developed by the Chinese military and later become their national sport.

Kung Fu Kids (6 - 12 Years)

Our Kung Fu kids classes offer something for all types of children with a strong emphasis on leadership skills and confidence building while teaching them tolerance, compassion and respect for themselves and other people.

Little Dragons (3 - 6 Years)

Our Little Dragons training involves a session of fun Martial Arts orientated skills to develop a child's co-ordination, self-awareness and discipline. Each standard class lasts approximately 30 minutes, which maintains the child's attention.

Ladies Only

Come along alone or with a friend. you are guaranteed to enjoy our Ladies only class. You will learn a mix of martial arts skills and techniques, along with getting fit, staying healthy, meeting new people and having huge amounts of fun. These classes can be joined at complete beginner level or as a more advance martial artist.

Tai Chi

Tai Chi, also known as Tai Chi Chaun basically translates into Ultimate Fist. Tai Chi is mostly known as the solo form which is a series of slow, smooth, relaxed exercises where control of the posture is of utmost importance.

Our Latest Updates

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I imagine I am not alone when I say I have mixed views on Social media. I have often said if it wasn’t for the

Life needs to be difficult!

Having a past history of low self esteem, depression and self loathe has given me a lot of battles in life, mainly with myself. This

Simple is never easy!

“Simple is not easy” is a term that is used in Martial Arts frequently but what does it really mean. I often describe mediation as

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