How to Host a Bushido-Kai Seminar

with Tony Annesi, Hachidan Kyoshi.

Choose from past seminar topics or consult with Kyoshi Annesi to make a seminar customized to your dojo's needs.

Bushido-Kai Seminars offer a compelling way to enrich the martial arts curriculum of your students. We focus on principles, and express these principles through the details of technique that can be adjusted to many different styles.

  • Insights you did not expect
  • Details of how to learn or train to master new skills
  • Examples from various martial arts
  • Adjustments of principles to fit your chose art
  • Good humor and smooth teaching style

"Every time I attend one of Tony Annesi's seminars, I leave with a tremendous boost of insight and inspiration; and the knowledge I gain breathes new life into my practice of martial arts. I highly recommend Tony Annesi and his seminars to all serious traditional martial artists." --Roger Paradis, M.A., L.M.T.

  • Renewed enthusiam about training
  • New ways to see old material
  • Shortcuts for instant improvement
  • Feeling like you area beginner, but at a master's level
  • Feeling overwhelmed with knowledge but wanting more.

For more information on hosting a seminar, download our special seminar kit and fee arrangements. For further information on seminars contact marketing@bushido-kai.net.

Bushido-Kai Kenkyukai member schools receive reduced rates; schools interested in membership in this federation may write to Bushido-Kai.
If you would like to receive a copy of our Handbook for Member Instructors at $25, order here:

Kai Manual

Sponsors of seminars pay for travel, room, board and the following seminar/clinic fees:

Bushido-Kai Rate Card
Half-day seminars (2-3 hours)
$500
Full-day seminars (4-5 hours)
$750
Additional full-days in sequence
$500 per day
Additional half-days in sequence
$400 per day

Feel free to ask questions by writing bushido-kai@pobox.com or by calling 508 881-4007.

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