Karate For Life WA in Wellard, Western Australia, Australia | Martial arts school

Karate For Life WA

Locality: Wellard, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: 0478 784 478

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25.01.2022 Great News... Baldivis Dojo will re-open June 15th. We are looking forward to seeing everyone back in the dojo!Great News... Baldivis Dojo will re-open June 15th. We are looking forward to seeing everyone back in the dojo!

24.01.2022 #WestAustralianKarateFederation #Tournament

23.01.2022 Please read the terms and conditions of the comp and register at the dojo if you would like to attend.

23.01.2022 This is a fantastic womans charity that needs our support. Due to COVID-19 an hourly challenge will be running in place of our regular charity class. Please support me or register and join me in completing 50 hours of Yoga throughout October.

21.01.2022 The messages in this video are relevant to all school communities and highlight the 2020 National Reconciliation Week theme In This Together which resonates at this time, as it reminds us whether in a crisis or in reconciliation, we are all in this together. https://youtu.be/eLw0hGntWmk

20.01.2022 Everyone is looking for a cure. And the only cure is kindness. You can help Animals Asia end bear bile farming in Vietnam by donating today.

20.01.2022 The man sometimes known as Johnny Lawrence opens up.

19.01.2022 https://mailchi.mp/3a0a/news-and-upcoming-events-for-term-3

19.01.2022 Whos ready for Cobra Kai on Netflix?

17.01.2022 As of Saturday, 6 June, WA will again be leading the way with further easing of restrictions. ............................................... Phase 3 of our C...OVID-19 roadmap sees non-work gatherings increasing to 100 people. Indoor and outdoor venues with multiple spaces may have up to 300 people (up to 100 people in each space). A 2 square metre per person capacity rule will be applicable for WA venues. ............................................... Cafs, restaurants, pubs and bars can serve a drink without a meal but patrons must be seated. + ............................................... Playgrounds, skate parks and outdoor gym equipment can be used. ............................................... Cinemas, arcades and museums can reopen. ............................................... Full contact sports can resume both indoors and outdoors. ............................................... Health clubs, fitness studios and gyms can reopen with no restriction on equipment however participants must be supervised. ............................................... Beauty and personal care salons can reopen with 1.5 metres between each set of client and staff. ............................................... Rottnest Island reopens to the general public. ............................................... To continue with our success, you can help by: practicing physical distancing, good hygiene and, download the COVID Safe App. ............................................... Businesses will need to display their COVID Safety Plan certificates. ............................................... Find out more about WAs four phase roadmap: http://wa.gov.au/covid19roadmap ............................................... #WAinthistogether See more

16.01.2022 As lockdown restrictions are slowly being lifted to varying degrees, we enter a time of transition and adjustment. The circumstances of this situation have sign...ificantly impacted us all. For some, it has been an opportunity to reflect on what is important, whilst others have embraced the opportunity to learn new things. Many young people may be excited at the prospect of restrictions being lifted; others may feel mixed emotions. Reactions will differ depending on how well they cope with stress and change. Keeping a check on your childs mental health and wellbeing as they adjust to new routines, will be vitally important. There is still a lot of uncertainty ahead of us, so focusing on the things you can control or enjoy doing or even value, can help establish predictability and familiarity for the whole family. Adult carers need to provide young people with reassurance by acknowledging any concerns and fears they may have at this time. Consider this to be a normal reaction, however it may be best to focus more on their feelings and emotions, rather than the practicalities at this stage. In this Special Report, we share a few ideas to help ease this time of transition and adjustment. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this Special Report, and as always, we welcome your feedback. If you do have any concerns about the wellbeing of your child, please contact the school for further information or seek medical or professional help.

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12.01.2022 Sport and recreation is essential to our health and well-being, and community clubs and recreation centres are the lifeblood of our community. From Monday 18 Ma...y, non-contact sports and other recreational fitness centres will be able to resume up to 20 participants. This means both adults and children, can train and take part in community sports, if there is no physical contact involved, and there is no more than 20 people in one group. Minimal shared equipment should be used and must be cleaned frequently. Gyms will be able to reopen to conduct fitness classes or small group training sessions of up to 20 participants with minimal shared equipment. Equipment must also be cleaned between each session. This means gym machines, like pilates reformers, weight machines, exercise bicycles, rowing machines, and treadmills cannot be used. Outdoor fitness classes can also take place with minimal shared equipment, limited to 20 participants. Outdoor gym equipment in public open spaces remain closed. Public swimming pools can also open with conditions, limited to 20 patrons per pool, which is also subject to the 4 square metre social distancing rule. Changerooms remain closed, but the toilets remain open. Sport club bar and restaurant facilities will be able to open to provide table service meals (alcohol served with a meal only) and they comply with the 4 square metre per person rule, up to a maximum of 20 patrons in total in the venue. These community facilities must display a certificate signifying that they have prepared a COVID Safety Plan so you know they are taking the necessary steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Remember, for people watching and supporting community sport the 1.5m social distancing rule still applies. Keep up the good work WA, and help us reach our next roadmap checkpoint. Find out more about WAs four-phase roadmap http://wa.gov.au/covid19roadmap #WAinthistogether

11.01.2022 Order your set of books now via the website. www.patcroninfoundation.org.au From the parents of Pat Cronin who tragically lost their son as the result of a #cowardspunch. Their foundation aims to educate and stop the cowards punch.

10.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/s/100-kata-for-karate-day-challe/765840817593907/?ti=icl Sign up at the dojo.. Kata and venue TBA

09.01.2022 Theres more to say after R U OK? Tomorrow, Thursday 10 September is R U OK?Day and a reminder that on every day of the year we should support people who may ...be struggling. But theres more to say after R U OK? If someone says theyre not OK make time to listen, encourage action and check in. To help people keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK were encouraging everyone to learn what to say after R U OK? The images attached can guide you through what to say after R U OK? If you need immediate crisis or emotional support you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or the pastoral care team at school. R U OK? is a national charity dedicated to inspiring all of us to have regular, meaningful conversations to support anyone struggling with lifes ups and downs. You can learn what to say after R U OK? at www.ruok.org.au

07.01.2022 Setting up for whats going to be a great day on the tatami. Good luck everyone.

07.01.2022 #KarateHarrisdale #KarateBaldivis #KarateKwinana #KofukanKarateAustralia

07.01.2022 Check out the latest news from Kofukan International. We are looking forward to the time when restrictions are lifted so we can attend seminars and international tournaments again.

07.01.2022 #WAKF #tournament

06.01.2022 #Karateforlife #Kofukan #Karate #DaringGreatly

05.01.2022 Karate will make its Olympic debut in exactly ONE YEAR! We continue celebrating #1YearToGo and today we introduce KATA. Check out some of the most used Kata in... medal bouts. Can you name all the kata in this video? #StrongerTogether #Karate #KarateIsComing

04.01.2022 #WAKF #Tournament

03.01.2022 A reminder that Kwinana Dojo will open for classes tonight. Under the current guidelines only 20 people are permitted inside the dojo, priority will be given to students on a first come basis. Tuesday and Thursday Tiger Cubs 4:30pm... Junior 1 5:15pm Junior 2 6:00pm Senior 1 6:45pm Senior 2 7:30pm Arrive 5 minutes before class starts to register and wait outside to be invited in. You will be invited into the dojo after the previous class has ended and the students of that class have left the hall. Parents will not be permitted to stay in the dojo during classes. We ask that you stay outside and at all times adhere to social distancing rules. You will be able to access the toilets from outside if necessary. Students will need to wash their hands before and after training. All payments should be made online. Thank you for your assistance and we look forward to seeing you back in the dojo.

02.01.2022 Not a bad idea...

01.01.2022 What a lot of Kofukan videos there are on YouTube at this link: https://www.youtube.com/results