Mitsu Domoe Martial Arts in Albany, Western Australia | Gym/Physical fitness centre

Mitsu Domoe Martial Arts

Locality: Albany, Western Australia

Phone: +61 405 472 855

Address: 9B Hercules Crescent 6330 Albany, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.mitsudomoemartialarts.com.au

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24.01.2022 Awesomeness Congratulations Connor

24.01.2022 Doors open at 1000 Coffee and chats... bring a mug if you can Start at 1100 sharp in your gi... Bring no gi gear, water and all your spirit

24.01.2022 Black Belt catch ups.... this time in PJ’s Thank you for the visit Clevey #blackbelt #blackbeltinstruction #onlyatMitsuDomoe... #GreatSouthern See more

22.01.2022 SCHEDULE: Children's Introductory Level Classes: - Monday and Wednesday - 3:30pm to 4:30pm ... Teenagers Technical Classes: - Monday and Wednesday - 4:30pm to 5:30pm Adults Technical Classes: - Monday to Thursday - 6:00pm to 8:00pm Adult's Open Mat: -Wednesday - 11:30am to 12:30pm - Saturday - 1000am to 1200pm Women's Class: - Thursday - 5:00pm to 6:00pm

22.01.2022 This young man is an inspiration Kritsada Suksala

21.01.2022 The 2021 Gathering Overseas travel may be off the cards for Aussies and Kiwi’s for this year with the exception of the bubble between our two countries. So, I... for one, am looking forward to the Gathering in Melbourne - come September 2021 - as an opportunity to re-engage with friends and fellow Will-Machado Jiu Jitseiro’s from both sides of the ditch. I am super fortunate to have met a lot of very exceptional people on the landscape I inhabit. One such person is the very talented ‘Meerkatsu’ (Seymour Yang) who just sent this to me as a wonderful gesture of solidarity and friendship - from the United Kingdom. So here we have it - this year’s Official Gathering T-shirt - is all set. Carve the date into your calendar now - September 11th - 2021. See more

20.01.2022 One of the more memorable leglock battles in MMA history.

19.01.2022 Here it is responsibility. I used to think that the most important responsibility of a teacher was to provide good information. I no longer think this. Then I... came to believe that the most important responsibility of a teacher was to provide the latest, most ‘cutting-edge’ information. I no longer believe this. Then I knew, for certain, that the most important responsibility of a teacher was to teach students how to become great learners, so they could not only learn what I had to show them, but could become more adept in other areas of their lives as well. I no longer believe this. The most important responsibility of a teacher is to create and maintain an environment that allows for great exchange of information and ideas. Sure, there are a multitude of coaching/teaching methodologies/habits there is an imperative for the teacher to remain abreast of current developments his his or her field - but if the class-room isn’t the type of environment that is conducive to learning - then many of those wonderful ‘teaching/coaching ideas’ will fall on deaf ears and blind eyes. I want to create an environment (mat) that is conducive to learning and experimentation - and environment that is challenging yes, but one in which the students are there as much for each other as they are for themselves. This sounds like an easy thing to achieve - and for the most part it can be - as long as we keep a vigilant eye out for anyone running counter to what we are trying to achieve. I cannot stand cliques - I cannot stand people who only respect those with more talent than themselves - I cannot stand aloofness, overblown ego’s and discourtesy. I love - openness, helpfulness, encouragement, humility, self-deprecation, good manners, respect, integrity, selflessness. I want to create a classroom that is free of those things I cannot stand - and replete with those things that I love. That's all folks! Pic with my long time friend and BJJ coach - Rigan Machado.

19.01.2022 Coachable vs Un-coachable Un-coachable - can also mean un-employable or to put a more positive spin on it - highly-coachable people are readily employable. D...eveloping aptitude for ’teachability’ - is a highly desirable trait (I can only imagine) on the job-landscape. In life, we need to be able to learn, adapt, acquire new skills, etc. The people who are better at doing that - usually live better lives. I insist on this on the mat. I steer all of my students toward this idea coaxing and nursing them toward being more and more coachable. I do it, not only to get better results on the mat - but because I know, without a shadow of a doubt that it will improve their lives and the way they live them.

19.01.2022 Same message, Different Day

13.01.2022 Gift Wrap for the holiday season

13.01.2022 Holiday Timetable Kids and Teenagers Last session of year... 21st December 2020 First session of new year 4th January 2021 Adults Last technical session 21st December 2020 First technical session of New Year 4th January 2021 Open mats will occur, visitors will attend, weights will be lifted Keep your eyes on the group chat and Mitsu page for details Please be safe, Be good to each other, Wishing you a happy and healthy holiday season

12.01.2022 John Rowlands yes it isJosef Knewstubb

12.01.2022 Check out this awesome display by Johnno Jonno Romeo The video is amazing what a great take down what a great finish

10.01.2022 GRAPPLERS .SGT PERTH returns to the HBF Arena on Sunday March 7th for our first FULL tournament of 2021.. Submission Only... Round Robin Kids & Adults Gi & No-Gi.Perth’s BEST value tournament .Registrations are now open via smoothcomp.www.smoothcomp.com.#hyperfly #hyperflyaustralia #submissiononly #submissiongrappling #bjj #brazilianjiujitsu #bodyrightmassage #perthbjj #bjjperth #smoothcomp

08.01.2022 As the pandemic continues around the world, the threat of a COVID-19 outbreak in Western Australia is something that we need to be prepared for. Even if it's un...likely, it's vital that we have the protections in place that we need for the worst case scenario. So, in line with health advice, from 5 December, particular WA venues and businesses will be required to maintain mandatory contact registers to support COVID-19 contact tracing. These records will ONLY be used for the purpose of contact tracing, should it be required, and will only be kept for 28 days. Businesses or venues required to keep a contact register include: Food and licenced venues (restaurants, cafés, bars, pubs, taverns, nightclubs) Gyms, indoor sporting centres and pools Places of worship and funeral parlours Beauty and personal care services including hairdressers and barbers Galleries and museums Cinemas, theatres and other entertainment venues Auction houses and real estate inspections Community facilities, libraries and halls Zoos and amusement parks Function centres Accommodation facilities that already have check-in arrangements in place (i.e. hostels, hotels, large camp grounds) The details required for the contact register will include the date, arrival time, names and telephone numbers. Any person aged 16 years and over who attends a business, place or premises, listed above, including patrons, staff, volunteers and contractors will be required to register their contact details. Records are not required to be collected for people collecting takeaway or children under 16 years. To help make checking in to venues as easy as possible and reduce the burden on businesses, we've released a free app, SafeWA. SafeWA is a digital COVID-19 contact register system, which uses unique QR codes for venues that patrons can scan to register their attendance. You can get the app now on Android or iPhone at https://safewa.health.wa.gov.au The app is a free, easy, contactless solution, but it is not mandatory. Alternative formats for contact registers are available, including other electronic tools or a paper-based system, depending on what is suitable for the business, venue or individual. This step to reintroduce contact registers was considered in consultation with industry and business to establish a long term strategy to keep our State safe, given the ongoing impact of the virus internationally. More information on contact registers and the SafeWA app can be found at www.wa.gov.au/safewa We've done so well as a State - and we've achieved so much by following the advice and working together. Contact registers might not always be convenient, but we know that in the event of an outbreak they would make a huge difference. Together, by following these guidelines staying vigilant, we can keep WA safe and strong.

07.01.2022 Rites of passage....I have always believed that there are a number of ways to become the best you...sport transcends more than just the game

07.01.2022 As they say here in Oz STRUTH

06.01.2022 Couple of weeks folks Very excited

06.01.2022 Last regular class for the year folks Kids 1545 Teens 1630 Adults 1800

04.01.2022 Awesome performance Cylas

04.01.2022 Everything changes, everything stays the same Set your schedule and stick to it Children's Introductory Level Classes:... - Monday and Wednesday - 3:30pm to 4:30pm Teenagers Technical Classes: - Monday and Wednesday - 4:30pm to 5:30pm Adults Technical Classes: - Monday to Thursday - 6:00pm to 8:00pm Adult's Open Mat: -Wednesday - 11:30am to 12:30pm - Saturday - 1000am to 1200pm Women's Class: - Thursday - 5:00pm to 6:00pm

04.01.2022 Gold Medal No Gi Division

03.01.2022 The competitors trained for it, They all made weight, They put it all on the mat in WA’s best Grappling tournament #SGT We posted the Videos! What you didn’t see is the team helping eachother to get there. That is where the magic happens ... Congratulations to the competitors at yesterday’s competition, humble in victory and gracious in defeat Eve, Joe, Noah, Toby, Brett Nangle, John Rowlands, Josef Knewstubb, Cyprian Rogozinski, Kritsada Suksala Pablo Dario Torrealba Special thank you to Stuart Rogers, Kaitlan Lynam and Nanna Nangle for helping out with Competition Day Day support

02.01.2022 Lineage One of my very favourite days of the year is only two weeks away. Seven days into September sees our annual Gathering, take place in Melbourne. Teams ...and coaches from all over Australia and New Zealand, get together for what really amounts to being our annual Machado BJJ Downunder family picnic. A chance to compete in the friendliest of settings, a time to catch up with old friends and re-affirm our solidarity, an opportunity to spend time on the mat with Professor Rigan Machado . it is a weekend of wonderment. I hope to see many, many of you there. Lineage - is important. Our roots in many ways, define who we are . be a part of history. Saturday September 7th!!!

02.01.2022 Our days are sometimes filled with toil Our days are sometimes filled with reward Accepting both in a community that supports self improvement, encouragement, perseverance and sheer grit is the way some people choose to LIVE I am so privileged to be a part of your journey

02.01.2022 Mind, Body, Spirit