The latest episode of the Karate 4 Life Podcast now available.Episode 4 – Family Time With A Purpose.

Weekly News 28 Sep – 4 Octhttps://mailchi.mp/baff7a807a71/weekly-news-28-sep-4-oct

Final day of the school holiday program, Friday last week. Normal lasses this week in the dojo. “Bridge of DOOM” was a bit of a winner amongst the kids. Still working through the videos, there is bound to be some really good slow motion footage in there. Can’t wait to check it out.

Congratulations to Na’ila and Maureen who both earned new leadership levels last Monday. We are so lucky to have so many wonderful leaders at Sunshine Coast Karate. Na’ila and Maureen continue to add so much value to all students in our Monday Little Champions class with their special touch. Thank you Maureen & Na’ila for

It’s hard to believe that a year has already gone since Eva started her training at Sunshine Coast Karate. Congratulations Eva on a wonderful first year of training. We are very grateful to have the opportunity to train with you.

Here are a few photos of Sensei Martin co-ordinating one of our online classes last week. Watching how the kids challenge each other to greater heights whether at home or at the dojo is inspirational.

Only a short time in the dojo and both Carina and Verenna are on the move. Verenna earning her third tip and Carina has move straight to orange belt. And, a special thank you to Carina for stepping up and leading the way for Verenna. A great team!!

Reminder: No regular classes either at the dojo or online – Mon, 5th Oct. If you normally train on Mondays, please be sure to login to ZenPlanner and book a make up lesson. Please note, classes will be on as normal Sat, 3rd Oct.

Making some great progress and keeping it fun. Here are a couple fo photos of Kyson and Hayden celebrating with three of our wonderful leaders, Tim, Lachlan and Na’ila.

Karate 4 Life Podcast Episode 3 – The Power Of Leading By Example “There’s always somebody watching.” In everything that we do people see us. Whether we like to admit it or not, we are being judged. But even more importantly people are learning from us. In the dojo, juniors look up to their seniors,