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23.01.2022 By the Master Warrior Tesshu and taken from The Sword of No Sword by John Stevens. Written for his sword school but could easily translate to a Karate Dojo.
21.01.2022 Getting closer to Dojo re-opening
20.01.2022 Karate for Life
20.01.2022 Sunday 26th April Karate at the beach with Shihan Lesley, Sensei Dee and Sensei Leisa. We train in two independent one on one groups approximately 50m apart to satisfy social distancing requirements. I just love training in this beautiful environment.... I / we covered:- Kata Kusanku Dai Kata Ananku Kata Hakkyokuken Kata Shishiryu no Bo Kata Gokyoku no Ken Randori Sankakutobi Shodan no Ichi. No Excuses
16.01.2022 For the information of all Koshinkai Karateka. Finally, some good news at Seiryukan. I have received information from the Lions Club that we should be able to resume training in the Dojo on Tuesday 14th (subject to final confirmation). I will confirm as soon as they advise.... So, dust off your Dogi and get ready for training again. Im excited about getting moving again. We have a Covid safe plan and it will be strictly enforced. In short, everyone entering the Dojo will have their temperature taken (no contact) and if 38 degrees or more we wont be able to train. Hand sanitizer will be provided and will be used at every opportunity. Social distancing will be enforced. Partner work ( with social distancing) will be okay but we will have the same partner for the session. No equipment or weapons will be shared, bring your own. There is other stuff but this is it in a nutshell. We are looking forward to seeing your happy smiling faces back in the Dojo
15.01.2022 What are you doing to maintain your fitness and your Karate during our lockdown? It would be good if you could comment and hopefully it will encourage us all to do more.
15.01.2022 For the information of Shorinjiryu Koshinkai Karatedo Australia financial members:- ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP As a result of the COVID-19 situation, the Executive has decided to waive all membership renewal fees for 2020-21.... This applies to individual memberships, dojo registration and instructor insurance renewals. This applies only to continuing members - new members will still be required to pay membership. This is a one-off support to the membership to show our appreciation for the difficult times faced by them (and each of you), and to provide a small piece of encouragement to continue training,
14.01.2022 https://lookaside.fbsbx.com//Shinzen%20Kyokai%20Shimbun%20
13.01.2022 I think we should be in a position to re-open Dojos by July, provided the virus remains under control. The Prime Minister has announced the following framework. The steps will be subject to the states and territories and their own timelines. Broadly, the steps and what it means for karate in Australia:... Step 1. Allowing gatherings of up to 10 people, including for outdoor activities. Step 2. Allowing gatherings of up to 20 people. Opening a range of other activities such as gyms [dojo], indoor sports facilities, and community sport. Step 3. Allowing gatherings of up to 100 people and broader opening of services. The Government has announced the intent to work towards Stage 3 by July.
13.01.2022 For the information of members of the Seiryukan Great news! We now have confirmation that we can re-commence training in the Dojo on Tuesday 14th July. We look forward to seeing you all again and getting back to training.... See you on Tuesday Please wait to be temperature checked before entering the Dojo. If you are unwell or have any flu like symptoms, please dont attend. Please use the hand sanitizer before, during and after class. Please maintain good social distancing at all times. Our Covid safe plan will be explained before commencing classes.
11.01.2022 3 years ago....
11.01.2022 Very close to our Kusanku Dai.
07.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all you Mums out there, enjoy your special day.
05.01.2022 This is very relevant in todays conditions
01.01.2022 The AFTK warmly welcomes the Australian Shorinjiryu Karatedo Association, and its branches, as an Association Member. Please join us in welcoming: Australian S...horinjiryu Karatedo Association, under Chief Instructors Jim Griffin, 8th Dan & Max Estens, 7th Dan You can find out more at www.shorinjiryu.com.au Association Branches: Bribie Island (QLD) | Jim Griffin Brisbane Southside (QLD) | Tony Fletcher Coonabarabran (NSW) | Max Estens & Dean McKernan Blue Mountains (NSW) | Travis Foss North Sydney (NSW) | Clinton Andrews Point Cook (VIC) | Marnie Roberts Canberra (ACT) | Des Paroz
