This short video explains a few of the common problems that members face when managing class bookings on Zen Planner Log in to the SCK Zen Planner web app Switching between family members Deleting a class booking (one off) Adding a class booking (one off) If you have any further questions or need to update
Japanese language teacher from the Kawana High School, Nicole Notting Sensei, continues to go above and beyond to provide her students with memorable learning experiences to not only develop their language skills but to also experience the Japanese culture right here on the Sunshine Coast. Last Friday the 4th May, Notting Sensei organised a full
At our recent kyu grading, one senior members, Selina Strazzari moved up to 1st kyu. Next step, black belt. Like most people, her karate journey hasn’t all been a smooth easy path. There have been times when she’s moved forwards quickly and other times when it’s been hard going for her. After the grading we
Observing a Genuine Person With a Heart of Gold Rosemarie has been in and out of our lives for over 10 years now and watching her grow has been truly inspirational. In the early years I knew Rosemarie mostly as a caring parent of three beautiful young children. With every conversation and moment
It’s time to kick start Term 4 with our full training schedule (28 karate classes/week + a weekly Yoga class) at Sunshine Coast Karate. If you have ever thought about trying martial arts and you live on the Sunshine Coast, you’ve got come along and try Sunshine Coast Karate’s Free Trial Program. Co-founding instructors Martin and Sandra
This will be my final post before going to Japan tomorrow. The goal of this post is to share some smiles, to nail the art of adding video to a blog post and to practice adding photos to a blog post. To begin this post I would like to introduce you to our son, Steven.
To help get a little more practice with blogging before going to Japan I thought I’d share some of the special places where I spend a lot of my time. Many students have asked me what I do in my spare time so here is a sneak peak. To put things into perspective, each day
For those of you who have been training for a while, you probably noticed that a few months ago we changed the Showa up on the wall in the dojo. One of the most striking differences, is that we no longer have the an English translation up on the wall. The reason for this is
By far the number 1 question that new students ask is “How do I tie my belt?” So to help answer that question, we put together this video to show you how it’s done in a simple step by step guide. A special tip for parents, we encourage you to learn how to do this
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