Every champ had their first fight. Every black belt was once a white belt. Every winner lost to start with. At Oubaitori Karate Kickboxing, we believe there’s a privilege in being able to “suck.” Why? Because it means you’ve found a place where people around you are further ahead – and willing to help you […]
It doesn’t suck to suck. It sucks to stagnate. Read More »
Oubaitori Karate Kickboxing certified with the BMABA Regulation Ready Silver Award
RegulationReady Silver Award Read More »
The Myth of the Short-Course Fix: Why Real Self-Defence Takes Time We’ve all seen the adverts: “Six-week self-defence course — make your child safer from bullies, knife crime, and street attacks.” It sounds appealing. Who wouldn’t want a quick solution to one of the biggest worries a parent can face? But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
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Airport Arrivals Peterborough sponsors Matt and Leo for the WKU World Championships 2025
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Results from the Lincolnshire Open 2025 hosted by Scott Brewer Kickboxing Academy
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Daryl Stevenson had his debut in kickboxing competition at Peterborough Championship Series (June 2025), winning a Silver Medal in Veteran’s LightCon. He fought with heart, grit and determination supported by his club mates and family.
We are proud to share that our head coach, Sensei Matt Johnson, has officially been appointed as the Director of Strategy and Development for WKU England. This prestigious role recognises not only Matt’s dedication to the growth of martial arts at the national and international levels, but also his strategic vision, leadership, and commitment to
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🏅 WKU Interclub Success – A Big Day for Our Emerging Squad! On Sunday, our newly emerging competition squad travelled to Swadlincote to take part in the WKU Interclub — an event filled with talent, energy, and some seriously tough rounds across Kata, Kumite, and Points Fighting. For many of our athletes, it was their
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