ACIMA News

22.03.06 - The first ACIMA session in history took place, and was attended by an enthusiastic class.

24.03.06 - ACIMA appeared on the back cover of the Lancaster Guardian newspaper, with a picture of co-founder Steven Houghton.

29.03.06 - The session had a class of 9, with 5 members of the Red Rose Ju-jitsu Club (including Sensei Andy Manwaring 7th Dan) coming along and having a go. At the end of the class, the Ju-jitsu contingent shared some of their ideas with the class. Many thanks go out to the group for their participation and feedback.

12.04.06 - The last class for a little while due to the evolution of the system. Training will be commencing again shortly. Keep checking back to find out when.

01.05.06 - ACIMA Manual begins development. 

17.06.06 - Website updated with pictures and information.

17.07.06 - Website updated with pictures and information.

18.07.06 - ACIMA Manual had grading information sheets added.

08.08.06 - Yahoo! Group set up.

16.08.06 - Guest book and links page added.

27.08.06 - Urban Dictionary reference to ACIMA.

29.08.06 - An email from Canada was received asking about lessons. ACIMA is spreading the globe!

01.09.06 - ACIMA and its founders registered with the British National Martial Arts Association.

06.09.06 - The ACIMA co-founders begin negotiations to start a class at Kendal Sports Centre.

14.09.06 - Hopefully we will be able to get some video clips on the site soon, firstly we need to find a time when Steven and myself are in the same place at the same time. It looks very likely that the class will start in Kendal on the 11th October.

25.09.06 - Founders confirm the Westmorland Hall at Kendal Sports Centre for a class beginning 11/10/06

28.09.06 - A video Clip page has begun construction.

11.10.06 - The first class of ACIMA was taught in Kendal. It was a fairly low key affair but a good session and those who came along to try it seemed to enjoy the experience. All in all a succesful first lesson.

02.12.06 - ACIMA is being boxed up for the foreseeable future, due to commitments from other sources, we are not able to give ACIMA the time it needs and deserves at this point. We thank everyone for their support, both in Lancaster and Kendal.