Sporting Clubs in Cardiff

The Llandaff club was established as a village club in 1876 reputedly at the instigation of Cambridge graduate Illtyd Thomas who became captain to be followed a little later by an Oxford blue-1 Watkins, who, in 1881 played in the 1st Welsh staff to play England. The club colours of Oxford and Cambridge

Glamorgan Karate School teaches a style of Karate called Tsuen-Mo-Luen (pronounced Tsin-Moo-Lin) which incorprates elements from a number of Martial Arts. It was established in Hong Kong by Grandmaster Lam Wun Sun. Introduced to the UK by Shihan Ian Stoddern seventh Dan. See History Our sessions are

2009 is the centenary of The Penylan Club, and was celebrated in style with a week of special activities in June.n its Centenary year, Penylan Bowls Club has won both PG1 and PG2 titles. Matthew Evans and David Axon won the W. B. A. National Pairs title at the end of August, and the shield is proudly

Did you know that the Club House is a fantastic venue for Birthdays, Weddings, Engagements, Retirements and Anniversaries and yes sadly Funerals. Young childrens parties are welcome. Our pleasant surroundings, spacious kitchen and fully stocked bar makes a ideal venue for any occasion. The club has contacts

Shorinji Kempo is an exciting, dynamic and broad traditional martial art. It could be seen as a mixture of aikido (escapes from grabs; wrist locks and throws) with karate (blocks and strikes) underpinned by a philosophy of self improvement. It is applied defensively, and is classed as a soft style because