GKR Karate in Wellington Point, Queensland, Australia | Gym/Physical fitness centre

GKR Karate

Locality: Wellington Point, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 450 011 645

Address: Wellington Point High School, Anson Road 4160 Wellington Point, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.gkrkarate.com/

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24.01.2022 STATE TEAM OPEN NIGHT POSTPONED Due to an issue out of our control, the State Team Open Night planned for Sunday 11th April at Mansfield will not be able ...to go ahead. We will postpone and it will instead run on our second open date: Sunday 2nd May. As this is late notice, please pass on to anyone else who was intending to come along. Our apologies and look forward to seeing you in May! See more

20.01.2022 Great commitment and focus by all students this evening. We worked on black combinations, then correct kicking techniques, finishing with Kata. We welcomed Sakura to his first Wellington point class, and Indiana to her first ever karate class. Annabella is our student of the week, well done. Looking forward to seeing you all next Tuesday.

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Olivia for completing and passing the sempai training program, well done. Welcome to the instructor team.

17.01.2022 Great News! As of this morning our Premier has officially announced that the lock down for the Greater Brisbane area will end at 6pm tonight with some restricti...ons continuing until January 22nd. This means that our classes will resume on Tuesday 12th January, operating under our COVID Safe Plan that we have had in place since the beginning of lock down! What has changed for all of us now is if we are residents in the council areas of Brisbane, Logan City, Moreton Bay and Redlands we must carry a mask at all times, and they must be worn in any indoor space. Changes in the DOJO 1. You must wear a mask in indoor spaces, except in your home. This means as of Tuesday 12th January until 22nd January, masks must be worn by anyone entering the dojo, including instructors, sempai and all of your students and spectators (Children under 12 years and people affected by a medical condition or disability are exempt) 2. Students will be permitted to remove masks to train (You are not required to wear a face mask when outdoors at a safe distance from other people, in private vehicles or when doing strenuous exercise) 3. Instructors and sempai will wear masks whist teaching until the 22 January at which time we will reassess the situation and advise 4. Stand up bow in only and no kiais! 5. No partner work, bag work / noodles or kumite to be allowed in classes until the 22 January at which time we will reassess the situation and advise 6. We request that if you remain to watch your family members training that you continue to either fill out the COVID tracing forms provided at each class or use the COVID tracing link available in each class 7. Reminder to all students to sanitize hands before and after class (washing hands in a basin is also acceptable) We take this very seriously and we ask all students and parents that if they are displaying any of the symptoms at all, no matter how mild, to get tested immediately and quarantine at home until you receive a negative result. Please do not come to class and risk transmitting the virus further. We will continue to monitor the situation and advise of any changes that may impact us. If you have any questions please feel free to message Sensei Gary or Sensei Lou. Stay safe and well and we will see you in the DOJO!!

15.01.2022 Fun class at Wellington point we started by working on stances, then we gave the kick bag's a workout, Kata followed and we finished with shoulders.Great to see Conner, Poppy Sachin Oscar and Tommy come for their first karate lesson with us. Callum is our student of the week great job.

13.01.2022 To all Region 29 parents and students, We can now confidently confirm classes will resume tonight!! All classes will resume as per our normal timetable and wi...ll run over the Easter long weekend! The following will apply for next two weeks from Midday today until April 15: All spectators in class will need to wear masks it is mandatory when leaving home to have a mask and it is a requirement that they must be worn in all indoor venues. Children under 12 are not required to wear a mask, and this also applies to a person with a medical condition or disability. Students are not required to wear a mask whilst training as we are doing strenuous exercise (Strenuous exercise is exercise in or above the aerobic zone) Stand up bow in No partner drills. No Kumite Sanitiser is to be used before and after breaks and before and after class. Practice social distancing where possible Thank you for your patience during this time! We appreciate and understand the disruption these events cause our classes, we do need to ensure we are strictly adhering to our COVID safe plans to ensure our students, parents and our Instructors remain safe during this time. We look forward to seeing you all back training! Please stay safe and enjoy your Easter break! Kind regards Sensei Gary and Sensei Lou

09.01.2022 Everyone showed great commitment and good karate was on show today. No hands Kata, so we could concentrate on good stances, then eyes closed Kata tested everyone's Kata knowledge. We finished with some advanced blocks, stances. We welcomed Archer to his first Wellington point 1 class, Rufus is our student of the week, great job.

07.01.2022 What a big night at Wellington point, first up we welcomed Lara and Callum to our Tuesday class. Then Olivia was congratulated on passing the sempai training program and of course the tournament participants Rob, Olivia, Sam, Toby and (absent) Lachlan (who all medalled) were commended. We worked on basics and Kata ensuring everyone stayed covid safe.Acushia Is student of the week, woohoo, Well done everyone.

01.01.2022 We welcomed Amaanya and Kayla to their first ever karate class, and they were sensational. Kata, advanced blocks and strikes were our main focus, followed by kumite training. Ted is the student of the week woohoo.