In 1999 the Doncaster Karate Club won 9 Gold place 4 seconds and several 3rd places at a National open championship in Nottingham. Pictured back row from the left, Michael Marshall, Andrew Brownless, Thomas Padley, Robert Marshall, Wayne Auke, Andrew Genery Instructor. Font row from the left; Nigel Turvey, Adam Wilson, John Unwin, Nathan Doney.In 1999 the Doncaster Karate Club won 9 Gold place 4 seconds and several 3rd places at a National open championship in Nottingham. Pictured back row from the left, Michael Marshall, Andrew Brownless, Thomas Padley, Robert Marshall, Wayne Auke, Andrew Genery Instructor. Font row from the left; Nigel Turvey, Adam Wilson, John Unwin, Nathan Doney.
In 1999 the Doncaster Karate Club won 9 Gold place 4 seconds and several 3rd places at a National open championship in Nottingham. Pictured back row from the left, Michael Marshall, Andrew Brownless, Thomas Padley, Robert Marshall, Wayne Auke, Andrew Genery Instructor. Font row from the left; Nigel Turvey, Adam Wilson, John Unwin, Nathan Doney.

Are you in our 90s retro gallery of Doncaster martial arts pictures?

Whether Tae Kwon Do was your thing or you were more of a Jui Jitsu person we have found some great martial art pictures in our archive.
By Lucy Ball
Published 9th Sep 2020, 15:00 BST

Who can you spot in these retro pictures that go back to 1998?

Want more Doncaster retro? Doncaster swimming teams over the years, Hairdressers from the noughties

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Kim Stones (stood, second left), of the Kim Stones Academy, celebrated 30 years involvement with martial arts in 2003. Our picture shows him cutting a birthday cake with sword, helped by the Civic Mayor of Doncaster, Councillor John Quinn. Looking on are the Mayoress, Mrs Ella Quinn, and members of the Academy.

5. Kim Stones Academy

Kim Stones (stood, second left), of the Kim Stones Academy, celebrated 30 years involvement with martial arts in 2003. Our picture shows him cutting a birthday cake with sword, helped by the Civic Mayor of Doncaster, Councillor John Quinn. Looking on are the Mayoress, Mrs Ella Quinn, and members of the Academy. Photo: Steve Taylor

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The centre was opened by Dave Turton, head of the Self Defence Federation (UK) in 2003. Our picture shows Andy (back row, left) with some of his students at the Sandford Road, Balby based centre.

6. Andy Crittenden's new Martial Arts Centre

The centre was opened by Dave Turton, head of the Self Defence Federation (UK) in 2003. Our picture shows Andy (back row, left) with some of his students at the Sandford Road, Balby based centre. Photo: Steve Taylor

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Ann Garside, Business Adviser with Doncaster Chamber, and Andy Crittenden, who she helped to launch a new martial arts business in Doncaster back in 2003

7. Team work

Ann Garside, Business Adviser with Doncaster Chamber, and Andy Crittenden, who she helped to launch a new martial arts business in Doncaster back in 2003 Photo: Submitted Business Link South Yo

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Mick Shore (right) and his students Gareth Neale (left) and Jason Ball won medals at the recent European Gracie Jiu Jitsu Championships held at the NEC, Birmingham in 2004.

8. Medal winners

Mick Shore (right) and his students Gareth Neale (left) and Jason Ball won medals at the recent European Gracie Jiu Jitsu Championships held at the NEC, Birmingham in 2004. Photo: Steve Taylor

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