The Importance of Kobudo.

At Chuldow Martial Arts Rothwell, we are incredibly fortunate to have instructors with the knowledge, experience and dedication to teach Kobudo, an important and fascinating part of traditional martial arts. Kobudo is the study and practice of traditional martial arts weapons. While many people associate martial arts primarily with Karate, kicks, punches and self-defence, traditional

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Goodbye Mr Swift

This week, we said a very special goodbye to an amazing student, instructor and a much-loved member of the Chuldow Rothwell family — Mr Nathan Swift. 🥋❤️ Nathan first walked through our doors when he was just 8 years old, and from his very first lesson, he gave 100% in everything he did. He was

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Our 6 principles and why they matter!

The Six Principles of Chuldow Martial Arts: Values That Shape More Than Martial Artists At Chuldow Martial Arts Rothwell, we believe that martial arts is about far more than learning techniques, improving fitness or earning your next belt. Every class is an opportunity to develop as a person. Alongside kicks, punches, blocks and patterns, our

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Chuldow Rothwell Gains Safeguarding Award

At Chuldow Martial Arts – Rothwell, the well-being and safety of our students is and always has been at the forefront of everything we do. Our ethos has always been to be fully inclusive and ensure our students have as safe an environment to train in a possible. We strive to be the best we

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Instructor Spotlight – Lindsay Franklin

Name – Lindsay Franklin Age – 48     Your favourite Martial Art and why? At the moment it’s Kick Boxing. The physicality of it really lets me push myself to my limits (which are different to everyone else’s). With the techniques and combinations I find that when I get it just right, there’s a

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Instructor Spotlight – Emily Dempster

Name – Emily Dempster  Age-12          Your favourite Martial Art and why? Karate, because I love how technical and precise each move is. I like how it teaches you discipline and respect.   How did you get into martial arts? I was 5 years old and wanted to find a club to

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