Sport & Activity in Newport

The Celtic Manor Resort
http://www.celtic-manor.com
Celtic Manor 5* Star resort, two hotels with three Championship Golf Courses, luxury Spa and Ryder Cup Venue 2010. Luxury hotels in Wales, UK.

Kyoshin Shotokan Karate
http://www.kyoshin-dojo.org.uk
The Kyoshin Shotokan Karate Club is affiliated to The Karate Union of Great Britain. The Club Instructor is Ian Harman.

Total Body Defence
http://www.totalbodydefence.com
Total Body Defence Goshinkwai Jujitsu strives to provide professional Self Defence tuition, together with fitness and well being principles to all levels and ages of student, irrespective of race, age, gender and ability in order to improve not only the individuals ability to defend themselves but to improve their quality of life.

Spirit of Air
http://www.spiritofair.co.uk
Spirit of Air is proud to be considered the UK’s leading designer and manufacturer of quality high performance single line kites, kites for children, power kites, stunt and sports kites.

Welsh Traditional Karate Federation
http://www.karatecymru.com/
The Welsh Traditional Karate Federation is a National Body for traditional karate in Wales. This structure allows karateka access to coaching, instructors, referees and judges courses. Access is also available to training courses with World class Japanese Sensei. Our Dan Gradings are under the authority of the \"Japan Traditional Karate Institute\".

Newport Harriers Athletics Club
http://www.nhac.org.uk
Newport Harriers are a medium sized athletics club with some 350 members based at Newport Stadium, Spytty, Newport. This site will give you all the information about the club, our activities, past and present, our results and league standings, plus many more pages of information.

Tredegar Park Golf Club
http://www.tredegarparkgolfclub.co.uk
One of the best known names in the history of golf in South Wales, it is located on the undulating hills of Rogerstone, just outside Newport.

Fung Yang sau Kung Fu
http://www.fungyangsaukungfu.co.uk
Fung Yang Sau Kung Fu still mostly retains it’s Taoist origins from it’s ‘roots’ in Feng Shou, the ancient \'Li family\' style. - Reputedly over 2000 years old. But it is true to say that there have been some Shaolin / Si lum influences in later years.

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