Well done to perry Mcewan for taking part and passing his level 1 certification Perry McEwan started learning the martial art of Shorin Ryu Kyudokan Karate at the age of eleven in Fuengirola just out side of Malaga, Spain from 2004 to 2009 and gained his 1st kyu. When Perry moved back to England, he joined Sensei Dave Treadwell’s Furi Sutairu academy in late November 2009. Since then Perry has adapted his old style to a Shotokan style and has passed his 2nd kyu grading on 19/06/2010 and on the 1/10/2010 he took his level 1 Senpai exam and passed.
Perry’s Furi Sutairu Shotokan Competition results to date: 1st place weapon kata WUMA British National Championships, 24/1/2010 1st place weapon kata Peterborough series 1, 14/2/2010 2nd place individual kata Peterborough series 1, 14/2/2010 1st place weapon kata WUMA British Open, 7/3/2010 3rd place individual kata Open English Kata Championships, 18/4/2010 3rd place weapon kata Staffordshire Open, 9/5/2010 1st place weapon kata WUMA Cheltenham, 30/5/2010 1st place team kata WUMA Cheltenham, 30/5/2010 3rd place weapon kata Peterborough series 2, 27/6/2010 2nd individual kata European Championship, 4/7/2010 2nd weapon kata European Championship, 4/7/2010 1st team kata WUMA Samurai Open, 18/7/2010 2nd individual kata WUMA Samurai Open, 18/7/2010 2nd weapon kata WUMA Samurai Open, 18/7/2010 On top of this Perry has attended various seminars and squad sessions at the associations head office and has been awarded a half yearly grading award from Sensei Dave Treadwell in june 2010
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