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Black
Belt Male over 18 yrs Steve Clare 122 pts
Male over 35 yrs Renshi Paul Garland 32 pts (2 events only).
Female over 35 yrs Jo-Ann Piper 30 pts
Senior Male Ju Jistu David Hooke 54 pts and Rick
Watson 18 pts.
A great result for the club and especially the instructors who put in so
much time and effort to get these students excelling in their Martial
Arts.
Upcoming Events 2003
The first Sydney round of NAS is on the 2nd March at Fivedock
The first Regional NAS tournament for the year is in Port Macquarie on
Sunday the 9th March 2003.
There are currently 6 students going to Port and they are staying
in the Sundowner Breakwall Tourist Park in cabins.
If you are interested in
going and require
accommodation ring
6583-2755 to book (superior cabins with ensuite are $83.00 per 2 adults
and $9.50 for extra person)
Talk to Mark on Wednesday night classes if you are going as we try and
get cabins close to each other in a group.
See Kevin for entry forms he should have them soon.
The first ISKA tournament is on the 22nd & 23rd of March in Sydney Venue
to be advised soon.
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KARATE
ETIQUETTE
Karate training would not be complete without etiquette it, helps to
establish a right order and way of doing things and develops discipline
ands respect.
The Dojo is considered "sacred ground". You are to bow as you come
through the door as a symbolic gesture of humility and with an attitude
of willingness to train hard and follow the instructor on his commands
without comment
showing respect.
This enhances his position in the Dojo. If you arrive late for the class
stand to the side until the instructor acknowledges and bows you in.
You also bow on leaving the the Dojo.
During the free time break you should not sit on chairs or lay on
floors. If you need to sit , sit on the floor.
As much as possible you should be early at the class and spend some time
stretching and loosening up. There should be no loud talking or
unnecessary noise and no eating or chewing gum.
Finger and toe nails are to be kept well manicured and clean in case on
injury.
The most important aspect, more than etiquette is the respect and
loyalty to be shown to the instructor.
You may be asked to assist in teaching a class or part of a class.
Consider this an honour and a way to develop more confidence, expand
your skills, personality and character.
Some basic names and meanings
Dojo
Training hall
Hai/Ous
Yes
Hajime
Begin
Kamae
Ready in fight stance
Mookso
Close eyes
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