Today we want to talk about the girls in the dojo. Â Before we get too far into this blog post, I want to be upfront that I’m writing this post from a males perspective, based on 36 years of involvement in Chito-Ryu. For a long time, most martial arts have been very male dominated. Â It’s
“Keep going, you’ve got this.”
Last week one of our senior Little Champions started his transition into the Karate Kids class. You were amazing Jake. Well done!! We look forward to seeing you as one of our senior karate kids in the near future.
10th Feb – 16th Feb Progress Check: Little Champions & Leaders 15th Kyu Grading – Registration closes 15th Sign On Day – Register online to secure your place https://www.facebook.com/events/469216937365908/ NEXT WEEK @ SCK: 17th Feb – 23rd Feb Progress Check: White – 10th Kyu 22nd Gold Coast Tournament – Registration closes 22nd Kyu Grading COMING
We can only speak of schools in our local area, but many schools seem to have the Japanese language as a part of their curriculum. Kids who learn Japanese at school and then come to the dojo for the first time, will often catch our attention after class to share their excitement that they can
As we continue to count down the days until our annual Sign On Day, we wanted to give you a chance to take a sneak peek at some of the fun we have at our social gatherings. These social gatherings are a whole lot of fun for the whole family and a fantastic way to
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” ~ Winston Churchill
Although most people never start karate wanting to get into competition, tournaments can certainly be a lot of fun and a great way to put your skills to the test and develop mental and emotional strength under pressure. With just 9 days to go until our Sign On Day, we want to share a little
With 10 days to go until the Sunshine Coast Karate Sign On Day, today we wanted to take a little bit of time to show some gratitude for our teachers and those who have come before us to pave the way for us and future generations. Â Without them, we wouldn’t be where we are today
One of the best things about our job, is that we get to learn from and be inspired by people of all ages and from all walks of life. The dojo is an incredible learning environment in which everyone can unite, work in a harmonious manner and embark on a journey which leads to a
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