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Central Scotland Dive Club

central scotland dive club

4.8(6)

Glasgow

Central Scotland Dive Club (or C-Divers for short) is one of the country’s most active and friendly diving clubs, and we welcome divers over eighteen years of age from complete beginner to advanced levels. We are based in East Kilbride, but attract members from all over Central Scotland and we dive most weekends – all year round. Did you know that Scotland has one of the best diving environments in the world – and we like to make the most of it! Red Cushion Star - C-Divers.com Dive Lectures and Pool Training From late summer to the end of spring, our Dive Lectures and Pool Training sessions take place on Wednesdays from 7:00 pm at the Dollan Aqua Centre in East Kilbride – a fantastic scuba training location with its 3.6 metre depth. Open Water Diving In addition, C-Divers have an active Dive Calendar most weekends, with shore or boat, wreck or scenic diving on the west and east coasts of Scotland. Also, each year we usually venture abroad once or twice. Dollan Aqua Centre - C-Divers - Central Scotland Dive Club Open Water Dive - C-Divers - Central Scotland Dive Club Joining our club is a great way to learn to dive safely and with friends Our diving is all about enjoyment and safety too, and C-Divers is an independent member of the UK Sub-Aqua Association, which provides certified diving courses and insurance. Learn with us in Scotland then dive anywhere in the world Red Cushion Star - C-Divers.com We welcome all divers Whether you have dive qualifications from any other agency, including: BSAC*, ScotSAC*, PADI*, NAUI*, SSI* and CMAS*, you are invited to join C-Divers. We are fortunate to have a good pool for our training, and because of our facilities and experience, members come from far and wide. You’ll find yourself amongst like-minded friends. Join C-Divers today! All our diver training courses are fully-recognised SAA* and CMAS* international courses. We have several Open Water Instructors so you won’t be short of help and advice. C-Divers courses are tailored to YOUR needs, with safety and experience paramount. Click here for further information about joining the club. Red Cushion Star - C-Divers.com *Diving Organisations SAA: Sub-Aqua Association CMAS: Confederation Mondiale des Activites Subaquatiques PADI: Professional Association of Diving Instructors BSAC: British Sub-Aqua Club ScotSAC: Scottish Sub-Aqua Club NAUI: National Association of Underwater Instructors SSI: Scuba Schools International

Ki Aikido Scotland

ki aikido scotland

5.0(4)

Glasgow

The club has had a long and rich history. Consistently teaching to a high standard, many students have attained the rank of black belt, and gone on to teach Aikido themselves. Sensei Matt Tennant has studied aikido for over 50 years and continues to develop his art and his students. His aikido journey started in 1958 when aikido was still relatively new to the UK and he was one of the early students in Scotland, initially studying under Tom Weir. His main teacher for many years was Ken Williams during his years with the Aikikai and later with the Ki Federation. Sensei Tennant started the East Kilbride Aikido Club in 1967. In addition to training under Sensei Ken Williams, he attended regular courses from Sensei Noro and Sensei Chiba. When the Ki No Kenyukai was formed by Sensei Koichi Tohei, the club joined through the Ki Federation of Great Britain led by Sensei Ken Williams. Originally organised in 1967 as extra training time for the Hamilton Hill Aikido Club, the first Aikido dojo in Scotland, the East Kilbride club quickly grew in numbers and established an identity of its own. The club has had a number of influences throughout it’s development. Having been affiliated with the Aikikai of Great Britain, under Sensei Kazuo Chiba, and Ki No Kenyukai, under Koichi Tohei Sensei (through the Ki Federation of Great Britain), the instruction at the club represents a deep and wide understanding of the principles of Aikido and mind/body unification. In 1984 the club left the Ki Federation and therefore the Ki No Kenyukai. Since that time the club has remained unaffiliated with any governing Aikido organisation and continues to teach to a high standard the principles of SHIN SHIN TOITSU DO(unification of mind and body) and SHIN SHIN TOITSU AIKIDO (Aikido with mind and body unified) as taught by Sensei Koichi Tohei.