Myerscough Shotokan Karate Club

03/08/2026

Club members enjoyed an excellent 1st day at the KUGB Lancaster summer school.

04/01/2026

WANT TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW IN 2026!

Complete novice to advanced practitioner welcome!

CATFORTH VILLAGE HALL PR4 0HE TUESDAY and THURSDAY 6.30-8.00pm.

1st lesson FREE!!!

18/12/2025

Club members receiving their new belts and certificates from sensei Peter Trice following their recent grading success. Huge congratulations everyone!! 👏👏👏

04/12/2025

Very well done to all who trained and graded tonight with Sensei Harford 8th Dan. A privilege to welcome sensei's/seniors from Hutton SKC and Lancaster Red Rose SKC - a great atmosphere in the dojo!
Huge congratulations to:
Lee Hogarth
Mike Dobing
Mark Hill
Isaac Hogarth
Ethan Hill
On passing your respective grades!
Also well done to Logan from Lancaster Red Rose karate club!

12/07/2025

TRAIN WITH THE CHAMPIONS 2025 🥋

Karate Summer School - Lancaster ❗

We look forward to seeing everyone very soon in Lancaster for our second Train with The Champions Course of the year.

Our schedule is filled with training, education and activities for everyone to enjoy.

You still have time to book via the KUGB App 📲

Only a few weeks to go! ⌛

21/06/2025

Club members receiving their new belts and certificates from sensei Peter Trice following their recent grading success. Huge congratulations everyone!! 👏👏

18/06/2025

KUGB CHARITY APPEAL 2025 - 26 🥋

The KUGB is proud to announce the new charity appeal for 2025 - 26 is Lupus UK.

Throughout the next 12 months, clubs and members across the UK will be raising funds to support this important cause.

LUPUS UK is the only national charity in the UK dedicated to supporting people affected by lupus — a serious, incurable autoimmune disease. Lupus causes the immune system to attack healthy tissue, leading to inflammation, pain, and damage to vital organs such as the heart, kidneys, lungs, and brain.

Why We’ve Chosen This Cause: Isabelle’s Story

In September 2024, Isabelle – a teenage black belt from Hutton SKC – was diagnosed with lupus.

She became seriously unwell and spent 9 days in Alder Hey Children’s Hospital. Thankfully, early treatment meant there was no lasting organ damage — but lupus is a lifelong condition. Isabelle will now need daily medication and is likely to experience flare-ups throughout her life.

The impact has been huge. She missed almost the entire Autumn term at school and faced the challenges of recovery at a time when most children are simply focused on enjoying their teenage years. But Isabelle is resilient. Since January, she’s been back at school and, with the support of her karate family, has returned to training at Hutton SKC. She is gradually building up her strength and managing her condition day by day.

Being back in the dojo has helped Isabelle reconnect with the people and routines that bring her joy. Her family had never heard of lupus before her diagnosis. It’s a frightening and unpredictable disease, and it’s especially hard to accept that a young girl like Isabelle will have to live with it forever. No one should face lupus alone – and with your help, we can make a real difference.

💜 Please donate if you can. 💜

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/kugb-lupus

06/06/2025

Very well done to all that trained and graded last night with sensei Harford 8th dan. Huge congratulations to,
Lee Hogarth
Thomas Hogarth
Mike Dobing
Isaac Hogarth
Ethan Hill
on passing your respective grades!
Also well done to Logan from Lancaster Red Rose Karate Club KUGB!

26/05/2025

Huge congratulations to our very own sensei Peter Trice. An inspiration to us all! 👏👏👏

LONG STANDING MEMBERS - 30 YEARS

A huge congratulations to those who were presented with their LSM awards during this year's KUGB National Championships on 17th May in Nottingham.

These awards represent many years of dedication and commitment not only to members training, but also to the organisation.

18/05/2025

We had a fantastic time at the 58th KUGB (Karate Union of Great Britain) national championships yesterday at Nottingham University.