Matsubayashi-Ryu Karate Laurieton Dojo in Laurieton, New South Wales | Martial arts school

Matsubayashi-Ryu Karate Laurieton Dojo

Locality: Laurieton, New South Wales

Phone: +61 428 161 451

Address: Catholic Church Hall 421 Ocean Drive 2443 Laurieton, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.matsubayashi-ryu.com.au

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24.01.2022 Happy International women’s day. We have many talented women among our ranks.

21.01.2022 If you wish to participate in this seminar, please contact me for Meeting ID and Password. John Carlyle 0428 161 451

21.01.2022 Karate resumes after the school holidays this Thursday night, 15th October, at St Peter`s Catholic Church Hall in Laurieton. Class times - 6pm to 7.30pm.

18.01.2022 I have 2 new makiwara for sale. One is of high resistance and the other of less resistance. They are both 1300mm high, made of tapered, seasoned Australia hardwood, solid steel base for attaching to a concrete or wooden floor, the cover is leather and the pad behind is high density foam. This is the real thing. They are $150 each. John Carlyle 0428 161 451

18.01.2022 KARATE IS ON TONIGHT There is karate training tonight, Thursday 25/03/2021, 6 pm to 7.30pm at the Laurieton dojo, usual venue, St Peter`s Catholic Church Hall on Ocean Drive.

18.01.2022 Congratulations to the successful new black belts who achieved their Shodan (1st Dan) today at the NSW Honbu Dojo. Well done Aaron (Taree Dojo), Steven (Lauriet...on Dojo), An (Taree Dojo), Kathryn (Wingham Dojo). The panel was made up of Sensei John Carlyle (Renshi 6th Dan), Sensei Reece Cummings (4th Dan), Sensei Rebecca Cavanagh (4th Dan), and Sensei Shayne Jennings (4th Dan).

17.01.2022 Yay! The Laurieton Dojo had its first class back! Whilst we all had to abide by the Covid-19 restrictions and their associated requirements, it was great nether the less to be back on the Dojo floor getting some training in. A big welcome to the four new students trying authentic Okinawan Matsubayashi Ryu Karate for the first time.

16.01.2022 Congrats to all of the Laurieton students whom passed their promotion test/grading this evening.

16.01.2022 REMINDER Karate training returns this Thursday Night, 23rd July 2020 at 6pm. Please arrive early due to the time it takes to process students to comply with Covid 19 rules and protocol.

16.01.2022 Kobudo weapons like the Bo are an integral part of Karate. But only a few Karateka know how to fight with it. Hagai Bitran shows how it works. Credits: @hagai..._bitran_martial_arts Visit: the-dojo.org! Link also in bio! Wanna see your pictures or videos on our channels? Write us a message or tag us in your post! Subscribe to our profile @thedojoorg #shotokan #jka #okinawa #shitoryu #jkf #bushido #budo #wkf #karate #japan #karatedo #martialarts #karateshotokan #shotokankaratedo #karateka #karatelife #olympics # # # #thedojo #tokyo2021 #gojuryu #kumite #kihon #kyokushin #sensei #karatekid #dojo #

15.01.2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL THE INSTRUCTORS AND STUDENTS OF THE MATSUBAYASHI-RYU KARATE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA

14.01.2022 Dear Laurieton students (Parents/Guardians), please read (explain) the following, which will be strictly enforced; Its been a while since Dojo etiquette has been discussed and given the strict, yet necessary hall requirements set down by the Catholic Parish whom allow us to train in the hall and those lawfully required of us under current Health Orders as they relate to the evolving Covid-19 situation, it’s essential that dojo etiquette as explained below is understood and st...rictly followed. Dojo etiquette ensures that students are training in a safe manner and are behaving in a manner consistent with the conditions listed in the application for membership of the MKAA you signed on your initial karate journey. Dojo etiquette in regular classes is also considered in the decision to permit a student to attempt a grading/promotion test. Students with any type of coloured belt, should be setting an example to the junior/ new students. But more importantly, by following dojo etiquette, our limited training time each week can be fully focused on improving/learning karate, without Sensei/Senior students having to intervene to correct poor behavior, taking valuable training time away from your fellow Dojo mates. By following dojo etiquette, you are showing respect to your Sensei, whom is dedicating his time to teach you Authentic Okinawan Karate. You’re showing respect for your Dojo, of which you are a valued representative of and steadily building self discipline, that you will carry throughout life.

12.01.2022 ACTIVE KIDS VOUCHERS As from the 1st of July 2020. Students eligible to claim a Active Kids Voucher for $100 may do so. Please take advantage of the NSW Governm...ent offer to assist you with your expenses in undertaking your study of karate. We have been a long term provider and these vouchers are most welcome in the MKAA NSW Branch Dojo`s See more

10.01.2022 HOORAY !!!!!! We have a start date to resume training in Taree. Classes recommence - Tuesday, 28th of July in the St.John`s Church Hall, Victoria Street,Taree. The Church with the big blue cross. Juniors - 6pm to 7pm Seniors - 7pm to 8.30pm Please arrive early as it takes time to process students on entry due to Covid 19 regulations.... Unfortunately we cant have parents or onlookers in the hall as we are restricted to numbers. This will only be a temporary measure and will be lifted in a short while. Looking forward to seeing everyone again See more

08.01.2022 HOORAH We are able to return to karate training at the Laurieton Dojo next Thursday, 2nd of July. 6pm start. Covid 19 protocols will be in place. Entry will be through the Kitchen area small door. Do not enter the main training area until instructed to do so. Enter one at a time when called. Stand waiting 4 metres apart. After admittance, stand on the dojo floor 4 metres apart. Exit will be through the large opening doors You will be told of the other requirements on the night. Looking forward to seeing everyone again

08.01.2022 Just a reminder to Laurieton students. We as usual will be closed during the school holidays. First class back is Thursday 23 July 2020 at 6pm.

08.01.2022 REMINDER Karate training returns this Thursday Night, 23rd July 2020 at 6pm. Please arrive early due to the time it takes to process students to comply with Covid 19 rules and protocol.

06.01.2022 This week is the last for training at the Laurieton Dojo for 2020. This Thursday night ( 17/12/2020 ), we will all train together at 6pm and then have a small Christmas Party commencing at 7pm. Hopefully next year will not be as difficult as this one has been.

05.01.2022 This is the Dogi and Obi worn by Nagamine Shoshin Sensei. The Dogi bears the kanji for his name. The belt is a simple black belt with the three stripes design...ated for a Hanshi. On one side again it says Nagamine, and the other it says Matsubayashiryu. On the day that Akamine Sensei was recognized by Governor Ota for his contributions to martial arts, Nagamine Sensei was also there being recognized. Nagamine Sensei founded his branch of the Shorinryu tree, and authored the definitive book The Essence of Okinawan Karate. He was a kind, and humble man who continually sought self improvement. When I was younger I though that having multi colored dogis was neat. I still have a black top that I used to mix and match white and black. Then I met Akamine Sensei, Nakazato Sensei, Nagamine Sensei and others. They all wore the simple white Gi. At most they might have one or two patches on the Gi or the kanji for the style or system the represented. I believe that this is the true way to wear a Gi and have come to dislike uniforms that are adorned with stripes or multiple colors. The true luminaries in martial arts have no need to embroider Instructor, Master, Grand Master, Supreme Grand Master, Black Belt Club, or the school name across the back like a billboard. If you feel the need to do this to your uniforms, I ask you to reconsider the example of these internationally renown and sought out instructors who never wanted to be called Master, just sensei. We all choose our own paths, but it has always seemed to me that the more humble the person on the path is the more they are able to learn.

05.01.2022 Congrats to all the Laurieton students whom successfully passed their grading this evening.

04.01.2022 GOOD NEWS Wingham Dojo can resume training again in the Wingham Public School Assembly Hall, Murray Rd, Wingham on the 22nd July 2020. Junior class - 6pm - 7pm Seniors 7.10pm - 8.40pm. Covid19 compliance rules will apply. Please come dressed in your gi. Entry will be through the back door of the hall. Exit through another door. DO NOT ENTER the hall until met and processed by a co-ordinator. Please be patient as we refine our application of the Covid19 rules and streamline it for our ongoing training. Looking forward to seeing everyone again.

03.01.2022 Souji (, also Soji, Sji) literally means cleaning. Everybody, who dives a little bit into the Japanese culture, realizes that cleaning, cleanness, and tidi...ness are of utmost importance. This also applies to Karate and Budo. Cleaning shall teach virtues like respect, humbleness, mindfulness, diligence, and a sense to be part of a collective. In addition, the practice of cleaning shall also lead to spiritual purity and enlightenment. How this works and why you should clean your Dojo regulary explains Dr. Christian Tribowski. See more

02.01.2022 This is the Dogi and Obi worn by Nagamine Shoshin Sensei. The Dogi bears the kanji for his name. The belt is a simple black belt with the three stripes design...ated for a Hanshi. On one side again it says Nagamine, and the other it says Matsubayashiryu. On the day that Akamine Sensei was recognized by Governor Ota for his contributions to martial arts, Nagamine Sensei was also there being recognized. Nagamine Sensei founded his branch of the Shorinryu tree, and authored the definitive book The Essence of Okinawan Karate. He was a kind, and humble man who continually sought self improvement. When I was younger I though that having multi colored dogis was neat. I still have a black top that I used to mix and match white and black. Then I met Akamine Sensei, Nakazato Sensei, Nagamine Sensei and others. They all wore the simple white Gi. At most they might have one or two patches on the Gi or the kanji for the style or system the represented. I believe that this is the true way to wear a Gi and have come to dislike uniforms that are adorned with stripes or multiple colors. The true luminaries in martial arts have no need to embroider Instructor, Master, Grand Master, Supreme Grand Master, Black Belt Club, or the school name across the back like a billboard. If you feel the need to do this to your uniforms, I ask you to reconsider the example of these internationally renown and sought out instructors who never wanted to be called Master, just sensei. We all choose our own paths, but it has always seemed to me that the more humble the person on the path is the more they are able to learn.