Richard Price
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9th Dan, 4th Meijin
Carmunnock & WWKA Shoto Budo South Scotland Shoto Budo shotobudoinfo@gmail.com |
Richard Price is a self-employed artist who runs his own pottery, The Richard Price Studio. He sculpts and paints and holds a First Class Honours Degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in the fields of Art and Design.
He has practiced karate first in 1977 and returned to this style in 1989. He has trained in interest courses in Nucleus Jeet Kun Do, Krav Maga, Muay Thai, Tai Chi, Kempo and Tae Kwon Do, and absorbed useful learning from all of these disciplines. He has trained mainly in Scotland but visits Finland regularly to train with friends there. A senior instructor since 1995, Richard currently runs clubs in Glasgow South and South Lanarkshire but has also built clubs in Ayrshire, East Kilbride and Glasgow North. He has written and helped produce a large proportion of Shoto Budo literature, including titles such as "Shoto Budo - Part of the Furniture", and "Now We Go Swim in Snow". He also supported the writing of and produced the many illustrations in, "The Essential Text" by William Haggerty.
Richard photographs a lot for Shoto Budo with a fascination for movement.
Richard has a passion for Shoto Budo and a fun, inclusive attitude to training, which can be seen in his clubs. He sees it as an opportunity to pool skills, share knowledge and develop ideas, thereby working towards a holistic study of Martial Arts within an intelligent and open-minded organisation.
Of Shoto Budo he says,
Shoto Budo is about kicking, punching, throwing, pacing, leading, parrying, wrestling, attacking, defending, meditating.
Shoto Budo is about teaching, sharing ideas and knowledge. developing and maintaining good health and well-being.
Shoto Budo is about developing your body and your spirit.
Shoto Budo is about discovering your strengths and challenging your fears.
Shoto Budo is about discipline and control and other times it is more creative and chaotic.
Shoto Budo is about the self and also about others.
Shoto Budo is about a quick workout and other times it is a lifelong training.
Always Shoto Budo is about the mind, body and spirit.
Come and try for yourself.
He has practiced karate first in 1977 and returned to this style in 1989. He has trained in interest courses in Nucleus Jeet Kun Do, Krav Maga, Muay Thai, Tai Chi, Kempo and Tae Kwon Do, and absorbed useful learning from all of these disciplines. He has trained mainly in Scotland but visits Finland regularly to train with friends there. A senior instructor since 1995, Richard currently runs clubs in Glasgow South and South Lanarkshire but has also built clubs in Ayrshire, East Kilbride and Glasgow North. He has written and helped produce a large proportion of Shoto Budo literature, including titles such as "Shoto Budo - Part of the Furniture", and "Now We Go Swim in Snow". He also supported the writing of and produced the many illustrations in, "The Essential Text" by William Haggerty.
Richard photographs a lot for Shoto Budo with a fascination for movement.
Richard has a passion for Shoto Budo and a fun, inclusive attitude to training, which can be seen in his clubs. He sees it as an opportunity to pool skills, share knowledge and develop ideas, thereby working towards a holistic study of Martial Arts within an intelligent and open-minded organisation.
Of Shoto Budo he says,
Shoto Budo is about kicking, punching, throwing, pacing, leading, parrying, wrestling, attacking, defending, meditating.
Shoto Budo is about teaching, sharing ideas and knowledge. developing and maintaining good health and well-being.
Shoto Budo is about developing your body and your spirit.
Shoto Budo is about discovering your strengths and challenging your fears.
Shoto Budo is about discipline and control and other times it is more creative and chaotic.
Shoto Budo is about the self and also about others.
Shoto Budo is about a quick workout and other times it is a lifelong training.
Always Shoto Budo is about the mind, body and spirit.
Come and try for yourself.