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Discover a unique martial art \u2013 Sochin ryu Kobudo<\/strong>, founded by Soke Jim van de Wielle<\/a> (10th Dan) in Belgium. In our Honbu Dojo in Aartselaar (Belgium) and in our branches in Austria and Germany, you can learn the fascinating world of traditional Japanese weapon martial arts. <\/p>\n We offer extensive training that will take your skills and concentration to a new level. Experience the versatility of the training by learning Hojoundo (basic exercises with and without weapons), Kumiwaza (self-defense with weapons), Renzoku Kumite (partner exercises), Jiyu Ippon Kumite (free one-step fighting), Jiyu Kumite (free partner fighting), and Kata (form). <\/p>\n Become part of a community that cultivates tradition, discipline, and respect. Sochin ryu Kobudo<\/a> offers you a challenging intellectual and physical challenge that you can experience in both individual and group training. 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