Where: Currimundi Active Recreation Centre, Sunshine CoastWhen: Friday 29th April – Sunday 1st May 2022 **** And, don’t miss out on the T-Shirt Design Competition**** – All Chito-Ryu members are welcome to attend, regardless of age and level.– There will be plenty of karate training and some free time for socialising and other organised activities.–
I often ponder this quote by Jim Rohn, “Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced everyday.” Whether it be in the dojo or in life, I find myself continually simplifying my practices and exploring more deeply a few practices. Moving from the complicated to the uncomplicated has been a truly fascinating journey
From 12pm midday AEST Thursday 1 April 2021 to 15 April 2021 All classes will return as normal from next Tuesday 6th April 2021. Face Masks Required* You must wear a mask in indoor spaces, such as: indoor recreational facilities and gym (except if doing strenuous exercise) Masks do not need to be worn in
Debbie has been working her magic for sometime at Sunshine Coast Karate as a parent supporting her kids from the sideline and volunteering at events and for many years. Debbie has been in charge of all things administrative and has most likely welcomed you to the dojo on many occasions. It was quite a surprise
In this week’s updates:– Weather Watch– Quote of the Week– Latest Podcast– Progress Checks– Student Birthday’s– Last Classes of 2020– End of Year Presentations– Annual Water Bomb Fight– Online Classes Continue Throughout Holidays– 2 Week Online Training Challenge– Kick Start 2021 with our New Year Training Challenge– Japanese with Rika Sensei Check out the latest
Everyone, please take care and stay safe with the summer rains & flooding. There are currently some road closures and power outages around the Sunshine Coast. At this stage classes will be on as usual this afternoon/evening, Monday 14th December 2020. But please keep an eye on our Facebook page for updates. Stay safe everyone.
Time has flown by and we are into the final day of our countdown. Only one day to go until many of us will come together for our Sunshine Coast Karate Sign On Day. It is shaping up to be a lot of fun, all topped with a free sausage sizzle for you to enjoy.
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
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