The British Shito Ryu Karate
Association
The British Shito-Ryu Karate Association was set up in 1974
by the current Chief Instructor and Chairman, Prof. Dr. Roger Mills
and is a not-for-profit organization that is managed by an
Executive Committee
In keeping with traditional karate principles, the technical
standards of the
Association are directed by the Technical Committee.
BSKA is the Shito Ryu arm of the United Seiki-Juku Karate Organization
(UKSKO).
Seiki-Juku means ‘True Spirit’ and the UKSKO was formed in
the early eighties by Sensei
Frank Perry. It now has more than 20 Clubs in
English Karate Federation, the official governing body for
Karate in
(http://www.englishkaratefederation.com/associations/full_members.php)
and the Dai Nippon Butoku-kwai in
Through its membership of UKSKO, the BSKA is affiliated to
the English Karate Federation.
At least once a year a meeting of all B.S.K.A. black belts
is held for purposes
of ensuring that there is an appropriate forum for
communication between the
membership, club instructors
and the Association's Technical and Executive Committees.
