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PETER KING
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Peter King
Life Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) ®
Life Member - USA TraditIonal Kodokan Judo (USA-TKJ) ®
Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Senior Masters Caucus
Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Technical Committee
Senior Representative for United Kingdom
Early Training
Peter King began training in 1967 with his father, who had been a wartime instructor in the Royal Air Force (RAF).
He commenced his Judo training in 1970 and recently celebrated 50 years in Judo.
He began his formal Jujutsu training in 1975 with Davies Sensei, at RAF Hendon in London.
Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu training
Peter commenced his Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu training under James Shortt Sensei in 1976. In 1985, he had the honour of demonstrating Jujutsu for His Imperial Highness (the then Crown Prince), now the Japanese Emperor Naruhito at the Anjinkai Festival in London. In 1992, he received a police bravery commendation, for “Disarming a violent criminal armed with a machete”. In 1997, he received Menkyo Kaiden (full licence), Hachidan (8th Dan) and Shihan title in Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu.
Peter now holds the following ranks from the ‘Zen Nihon Sogo Budo Renmei’ (ZNSBR - All Japan Budo Federation) in Kyoto, Japan:
The above are components of Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu, which has been referred to as a - “Sogo Bujutsu” (comprehensive martial art) by Oshimatsu (1983). In January 2019, he was appointed as the Kaicho (Chairman) of the Ryoi Shintokai (the organisation for the preservation and promotion of Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu). Then in August 2020, he was also appointed as the Shihanke (Chief Instructor).
He has taught Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu classes, courses / seminars in:
Bujinkan Dojo Training
In 1983 Peter began his training in the Bujinkan Dojo of Hatsumi Masaaki Soke in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
He now holds the following Bujinkan ranks from Hatsumi Soke:
He has taught Bujinkan Ninpo Taijutsu, Budo Taijutsu and Happo Bikenjutsu in classes and courses / seminars in:
Japanese Traditional Martial Arts Medicine
Peter King also studied Amatsu Tatara medicine (which was historically taught alongside Japanese martial arts) under Hatsumi Soke and is unique in having received the following teaching and transmission credentials:
Peter King is the author of ‘Life Secrets of the Amatsu Tatara’ published in 2020, with a Spanish edition being due for publication in 2021.
Has taught regular courses / seminars and, or training programmes in:
Sports Science and the academic studies in Japanese Budo
In 1987, Peter became a Fellow of the British Association for Physical Training (FBAPT).
In 1999, he gained a MA (Master's degree) in 'Sports Science and Japanese Budo Studies' from Middlesex University, London.
He is both a Fellow and Faculty Member of the Institute of Martial Arts and Sciences (IMAS).
He is a member of the ‘Nihon Budo Gakkai’ (Japanese Academy of Budo), which is the Japanese National Budo Research body.
Professional life
Peter King is a U.K.:
He received his Postgraduate MSc. in Osteopathy from the University of Greenwich in London.
He was a former Clinic Tutor, Lecturer and Research Supervisor on BSc. and MSc. programmes at Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine (SIOM), U.K. He was also a former Research Supervisor for the MSc. programme at International College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM), Milan, Italy. Since 2009, he has been the director of The King Clinic in Epsom, Surrey, U.K.
In 2010, he was granted membership as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine in London.
Publications:
Books:
Author: ‘Life Secrets of the Amatsu Tatara: The Documents of Takamatsu Toshitsugu, Interviews with Hatsumi Masaaki’ by Peter King (2020) ISBN-10 : 1678390194 / ISBN-13 : 978-1678390198
Contributed a Chapter to: 'Bujinkan Budô Taijutsu' by Alex Esteve (editor), 2002.ISBN 10: 8485278305 / ISBN 13: 9788485278305
Featured in: 'The World's Greatest Martial Artist' (Vol.35) by Ted Gambordella (2021)
ISBN-13 : 979-8748057714
Published articles:
'Fukuno Shichirouemon Masakatsu and his influence on the development of Edo period Jūjutsu' Part 1 - IMAS Quarterly - Journal of the Institute of Martial Arts & Sciences. VOLUME 8 ISSUE 2 & 3 2019 (ISSN 2049-3649)
'Fukuno Shichirouemon Masakatsu and his influence on the development of Edo period Jūjutsu' Part 2 - IMAS Quarterly - Journal of the Institute of Martial Arts & Sciences. VOLUME 8 ISSUE 4 2019 (ISSN 2049-3649)
Interviews:
Interviewed and technique photo feature in the Japanese Language ‘Hiden’ (secret transmission) magazine; 2004: Issue.8.
Contacts:
Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu:
Email: ryoishintoryu@gmail.com
Website: https://www.ryoishintokai.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ryoi-Shinto-ryu-Jujutsu-443087882437156
Bujinkan Dojo Budo:
Email: bujinkankingdojo@gmail.com
Website: http://bujinkankingdojo.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/32462803310
Traditional Japanese Medicine:
Email: amatsumedicine@gmail.com
Website: https://www.amatsu-tatara.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/264621080233402
The King Clinic:
Email: thekingclinic@gmail.com
Website: https://www.thekingclinic.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-King-Clinic-378842252247578
Life Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) ®
Life Member - USA TraditIonal Kodokan Judo (USA-TKJ) ®
Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Senior Masters Caucus
Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Technical Committee
Senior Representative for United Kingdom
Early Training
Peter King began training in 1967 with his father, who had been a wartime instructor in the Royal Air Force (RAF).
He commenced his Judo training in 1970 and recently celebrated 50 years in Judo.
He began his formal Jujutsu training in 1975 with Davies Sensei, at RAF Hendon in London.
Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu training
Peter commenced his Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu training under James Shortt Sensei in 1976. In 1985, he had the honour of demonstrating Jujutsu for His Imperial Highness (the then Crown Prince), now the Japanese Emperor Naruhito at the Anjinkai Festival in London. In 1992, he received a police bravery commendation, for “Disarming a violent criminal armed with a machete”. In 1997, he received Menkyo Kaiden (full licence), Hachidan (8th Dan) and Shihan title in Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu.
Peter now holds the following ranks from the ‘Zen Nihon Sogo Budo Renmei’ (ZNSBR - All Japan Budo Federation) in Kyoto, Japan:
- Judan (10th dan) rank and Hanshi title - Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu
- Judan (10th dan) rank and Hanshi title - Ryoi Shinto-ryu Kumiuchi
- Judan (10th dan) rank and Hanshi title - Ryoi Shinto-ryu Kenpo
- Kudan (9th dan) rank and Hanshi title - Ryoi Shinto-ryu Kobujutsu
The above are components of Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu, which has been referred to as a - “Sogo Bujutsu” (comprehensive martial art) by Oshimatsu (1983). In January 2019, he was appointed as the Kaicho (Chairman) of the Ryoi Shintokai (the organisation for the preservation and promotion of Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu). Then in August 2020, he was also appointed as the Shihanke (Chief Instructor).
He has taught Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu classes, courses / seminars in:
- U.K.
- Europe
- North America
Bujinkan Dojo Training
In 1983 Peter began his training in the Bujinkan Dojo of Hatsumi Masaaki Soke in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
He now holds the following Bujinkan ranks from Hatsumi Soke:
- Judan (10th dan) rank - Bujinkan Dojo Ninpo Taijutsu.
- Judan (10th dan) rank - Bujinkan Dojo Budo Taijutsu.
- Judan Chi-gyo Menkyo (10th dan – ‘Earth Level’ Licence) - Happō Biken (eight methods - secret sword art).
- Judan Ku-gyo Menkyo (10th dan – ‘Air Level’ licence) i.e. Kaiden. This is the highest rank in the Bujinkan.
- Bujinkan Dojo Dai Shihan Menkyo (Senior Master Teacher Licence). This is the highest teaching title in the Bujinkan
He has taught Bujinkan Ninpo Taijutsu, Budo Taijutsu and Happo Bikenjutsu in classes and courses / seminars in:
- U.K.
- Europe
- USA
- Canada
- Argentina
- Japan.
Japanese Traditional Martial Arts Medicine
Peter King also studied Amatsu Tatara medicine (which was historically taught alongside Japanese martial arts) under Hatsumi Soke and is unique in having received the following teaching and transmission credentials:
- Amatsu Tatara Hichibuku Goshinjutsu Menkyo Kaiden (full licence of transmission)
- Tatara Hibun den (secret book transmission) Ishin-den-shin (medicine heart divine transmission)
- Amatsu Tatara Hisshin Ginkoroku Shinshin Shingan no Maki Denju (Gods’ heart, Gods’ eyes scroll transmission initiation)
- Amatsu Tatara Hisshin Ginkō Hibun (Secret document of the Amatsu Tatara Hisshin Ginkō) Kuden (oral transmission) Hibun Denju (secret book initiation transmission)
Peter King is the author of ‘Life Secrets of the Amatsu Tatara’ published in 2020, with a Spanish edition being due for publication in 2021.
Has taught regular courses / seminars and, or training programmes in:
- U.K.
- Europe
- USA
- Canada
- Argentina
Sports Science and the academic studies in Japanese Budo
In 1987, Peter became a Fellow of the British Association for Physical Training (FBAPT).
In 1999, he gained a MA (Master's degree) in 'Sports Science and Japanese Budo Studies' from Middlesex University, London.
He is both a Fellow and Faculty Member of the Institute of Martial Arts and Sciences (IMAS).
He is a member of the ‘Nihon Budo Gakkai’ (Japanese Academy of Budo), which is the Japanese National Budo Research body.
Professional life
Peter King is a U.K.:
- Registered Osteopath
- State Registered Physiotherapist (Physical Therapist)
- Advanced Acupuncturist
He received his Postgraduate MSc. in Osteopathy from the University of Greenwich in London.
He was a former Clinic Tutor, Lecturer and Research Supervisor on BSc. and MSc. programmes at Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine (SIOM), U.K. He was also a former Research Supervisor for the MSc. programme at International College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM), Milan, Italy. Since 2009, he has been the director of The King Clinic in Epsom, Surrey, U.K.
In 2010, he was granted membership as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine in London.
Publications:
Books:
Author: ‘Life Secrets of the Amatsu Tatara: The Documents of Takamatsu Toshitsugu, Interviews with Hatsumi Masaaki’ by Peter King (2020) ISBN-10 : 1678390194 / ISBN-13 : 978-1678390198
Contributed a Chapter to: 'Bujinkan Budô Taijutsu' by Alex Esteve (editor), 2002.ISBN 10: 8485278305 / ISBN 13: 9788485278305
Featured in: 'The World's Greatest Martial Artist' (Vol.35) by Ted Gambordella (2021)
ISBN-13 : 979-8748057714
Published articles:
'Fukuno Shichirouemon Masakatsu and his influence on the development of Edo period Jūjutsu' Part 1 - IMAS Quarterly - Journal of the Institute of Martial Arts & Sciences. VOLUME 8 ISSUE 2 & 3 2019 (ISSN 2049-3649)
'Fukuno Shichirouemon Masakatsu and his influence on the development of Edo period Jūjutsu' Part 2 - IMAS Quarterly - Journal of the Institute of Martial Arts & Sciences. VOLUME 8 ISSUE 4 2019 (ISSN 2049-3649)
Interviews:
Interviewed and technique photo feature in the Japanese Language ‘Hiden’ (secret transmission) magazine; 2004: Issue.8.
Contacts:
Ryoi Shinto-ryu Jujutsu:
Email: ryoishintoryu@gmail.com
Website: https://www.ryoishintokai.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ryoi-Shinto-ryu-Jujutsu-443087882437156
Bujinkan Dojo Budo:
Email: bujinkankingdojo@gmail.com
Website: http://bujinkankingdojo.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/32462803310
Traditional Japanese Medicine:
Email: amatsumedicine@gmail.com
Website: https://www.amatsu-tatara.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/264621080233402
The King Clinic:
Email: thekingclinic@gmail.com
Website: https://www.thekingclinic.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-King-Clinic-378842252247578
