odyssey martial arts
what's on
As well as our weekly classes we have so much more to offer our students at Odyssey. From competitions to gradings and seasonal parties to local events, there is always a full calendar of events for the whole family to join in with.
GRADINGS
- SETTING AND ACHIEVING GOALS
- LEARNING PERSERVERENCE
- DEVELOPS FOCUS AND CONCENTRATION
Grading is a physical examination that martial artists need to take to attain their next belts and progress through the school.
These gradings are an excellent way for our pupils to demonstrate the techniques and etiquette that we work on at our weekly classes. Gradings are hugely successful events with our club, as parents and family members can all watch the display of courage and skill from our candidates.
competitions
- COMPETE AGAINST OTHER CLUBS
- ENCOURAGES AMBITION AND DRIVE
- DEVELOPS RESILIENCE WITHIN OUR STUDENTS
Here at Odyssey we want to bring out the best in all our students. We compete at both national and international competitions and love seeing our pupils secure the titles they have worked so hard to achieve.
Our pupils have competed at the GMS National Championships in Ravenscraig and brought home a variety of medals for our club and themselves.
We also competed at the ITF Scottish Championships – winning medals in all disciplines including Patterns, Sparring and Special Technique.
Our incredible assistants have competed at the ITF European Championships, both representing Scotland with distinguished performances.
SOCIAL EVENTS
- DEVELOPS SOCIAL SKILLS
- BUILDS ON OUR FAMILY ETHOS
- ENCOURAGES FRIENDSHIPS WITHIN THE CLUB
We love a party at Odyssey and we always look to add extra events throughout the year on top of our weekly classes.
We regularly hold Christmas, Halloween and birthday parties and we continually have challenges running throughout the year for our students to take part in.
We care about our students as a whole – not just how they are in class so we always want to hear about your achievements at school and at home. The first thing we ask our students at class is ‘How was your day?’
