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Grandmaster 10th Dan Soke Dossett with Kancho's and senior Instructors visit the Chongshin Do group.

Soke demonstrates some pressure points with Sensei Paul Taylor

Sam Gibbons taking some punishment as Soke demonstrates No 5 in the SCI Jujitsu syllabus

Kancho Cox demonstrating pressure point applications to forearm.

Kancho Cox & Sensei Sam Gibbons look on as students grade

Editorial - Martial Art Illustrated Magazine Feb 2000


Midlands receive "The Spirit"
Report by Kancho Bill Cox

Soke Dossett was transported to the midlands to give a seminar to his newly appointed Midlands representative Martin Blakeway. He was accompanied by one of his Kanchos, (Bill Cox), Sam Gibbons, transported by Chesham's SCI coach Jim Cockram and Karl (a young student).
On Saturday 30th October 1999 the group arrived at the Midlands dojo for a days seminar. Soke still nursing a cracked rib. The first session was for the juniors and as always Soke's humor broke through giving the juniors practical but fun techniques, ending up, as he always does, the loser in a fight with a junior. This always goes down well especially in front of the parents and senior students. The juniors also enjoyed nunchaku and Viking combat. How Soke manages to get it all in beats me. He demonstrated his showmanship, humour and what a professional is all about. I am a proud Kancho. The juniors left happy with the seniors apprehensive about what was to come. Many techniques were covered from Aikido, Jujitsu and practice self-defence for the seniors not forgetting ground and grappling moves. Four hours seemed like half and hour. Soke was brilliant and I was given the task of finishing of the techniques. At the end of the session a few students were graded. At the end of the day, Martin Blakeway thought he was to do a demonstration but his students had other plans and presented him with his 2nd Dan Black Belt degree supported by a large trophy for his outstanding achievement.

"What a superb day - everyone enjoyed the experience of training with one of Britons highest ranked Grand-Masters of the Martial Arts, Soke Brian Dossett. The Jujitsu syllabus learned is now part of the Chongshin Do syllabus and so once again the "Way of The Spirit" grows and develops into one of the UK's most versatile, dynamic and practical Martial arts around."

"Add to this frame work set out by SCI, the ground fighting of the NJJKC and the striking skills of TKD we are developing an exciting and important movement in the Martial Art world."

Sensei Martin Blakeway 2nd Dan

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