Archer is pictured here celebrating his recent achievement (blue stripe belt). Way to go Archer. Thanks to Sami and Jacqui for all of your help on Monday afternoons. We are all very lucky to have you both a part of the SCK Leadership Program.
Mason is stepping it up in our Little Champions Program and on his way to black stripe. Keep up the great work Mason. Love your work!!!
Kihon Bo 11-14 “basic timing” and “slow motion”. Log in to Edojo to view: https://edojo.karate4life.com.au/
It’s wonderful to see so many beginners getting involved in our upcoming tournament & QLD camp. Both of these events are a great opportunity to grow your karate in new ways and they’re lots of fun too. Reminder: Registration for both of these events close this Saturday, 6th April.
In this issue: Easter School Holiday training schedule (Mon 8 – Thur 18 April) Upcoming Public Holidays & Long Weekend Dojo Closures What a family – Saying goodbye to Jackson & Alani April 2019 Calendar Of Events Private Lessons & Small Group Lesson – Refocus & Build Momentum Way To Go Irena – 3 Years
Do you have days when you feel that your life is out of control and you are barely surviving? Like a plane spiralling out of control to the ground at high speed. The more you fight it, the faster you fall. You become more tired as you fight. You can no longer serve your loved
Easter school holidays training schedule applies: Mon 8th – Thur 18th April 2019 During this period, there will be no upstairs classes. If you normally train in the upstairs dojo, please check the schedule for class times in the main dojo. ALSO: Don’t forget, dojo will be closed for the following public holidays and long
Congratulations to Irena who has now been training at SCK for 3 years. Here is a picture of Irena celebrating with some of our her day class friends. Adults classes at SCK: Classes are available early morning, day and evening 6 days a week. Learn more about SCK’s Adult program: https://www.sunshinecoastkarate.com.au/karate-for-teens/
Kihon Bo opening closing and Kihon Bo 7-10 “basic timing” and “slow motion”. Log in to Edojo to view: https://edojo.karate4life.com.au/
Muto, however, goes well beyond technical application and is not about technique, but more a state of mind. When one has reached the state of No Sword (Muto), one does not need a sword. Yagyu Munenori, a famous seventeenth century swordsman describes some of the aspects of Muto Tori in the following: “If you can
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