Issue 8 - March 2009 - International Chito-Ryu Karate-do Federation ...
Issue 8 - March 2009 - International Chito-Ryu Karate-do Federation ... Issue 8 - March 2009 - International Chito-Ryu Karate-do Federation ...
Presidents Report (cont)Due to the long term commitment it takes to becoming an instructor, our senior instructors, have decided to introduce 4new national leadership levels. The first 2 levels are to recognise people in our dojos who are good mentors to newerstudents. People who achieve these levels must demonstrate a positive attitude towards their own training and otherstudents, good manners and apply themselves 100% to their training. The next two levels are for more senior kyu grades(and even black belts who aren't yet Jun-Shidoin) who want to help their instructor and other students in their dojo bydeveloping practical teaching skills, communication skills and a deeper understanding of Chito-Ryu as they work towardsInternational teaching qualifications. The new national leadership program will be introduced very soon and you will startto see members who have badges on the shoulder of their gi to signify their level of responsibility. Acceptance into theleadership program will be by invitation only, so be sure to continue work hard and demonstrate a great attitude both inand out of the dojo.I am very much looking forward to the year ahead, and I look forward to see you all throughout the year.Regards,Martin PhillipsICKFA PresidentWelcome to Kairu - “Sea Dragon”Hello! My name is Kyle Desmond Cox. MyJapanese name is Kairu ( 海 龍 ) which meansSea Dragon, pretty cool huh? I entered theworld last year, the 18 th of December. I wasborn a lightweight (3.43kg), but in the eightweeks since I was born, I have almost doubledmy weight and now weigh in at 6.5 kilograms. Ithink I am going to be a heavy weight like mydaddy, you know him, the one with an opinionon everything.I do not have a lot of hobbies yet but I ammost interested in eating (breast milk is niceand I love the packaging), sleeping and creatinga near endless demand for the purchase ofdisposable nappies. Oh, and if you ever thoughtdaddy’s kiai was loud, you should hear me howlwhen I am hungry.I have included a couple of pictures for you tolook at. If you know any other single eight weekold girls, I would love to meet them. I live inTokyo with mummy and daddy but daddy says Iam going to visit Australia for the first timethis December. I can’t wait to meet you all, andI hope your karate grows as quickly as I am.Bye-bye.
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- Page 10 and 11: Enzan No MetsukeBy Sensei Greg Fiel
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Presidents Report (cont)Due to the long term commitment it takes to becoming an instructor, our senior instructors, have decided to introduce 4new national leadership levels. The first 2 levels are to recognise people in our <strong>do</strong>jos who are good mentors to newerstudents. People who achieve these levels must demonstrate a positive attitude towards their own training and otherstudents, good manners and apply themselves 100% to their training. The next two levels are for more senior kyu grades(and even black belts who aren't yet Jun-Shi<strong>do</strong>in) who want to help their instructor and other students in their <strong>do</strong>jo bydeveloping practical teaching skills, communication skills and a deeper understanding of <strong>Chito</strong>-<strong>Ryu</strong> as they work towards<strong>International</strong> teaching qualifications. The new national leadership program will be introduced very soon and you will startto see members who have badges on the shoulder of their gi to signify their level of responsibility. Acceptance into theleadership program will be by invitation only, so be sure to continue work hard and demonstrate a great attitude both inand out of the <strong>do</strong>jo.I am very much looking forward to the year ahead, and I look forward to see you all throughout the year.Regards,Martin PhillipsICKFA PresidentWelcome to Kairu - “Sea Dragon”Hello! My name is Kyle Desmond Cox. MyJapanese name is Kairu ( 海 龍 ) which meansSea Dragon, pretty cool huh? I entered theworld last year, the 18 th of December. I wasborn a lightweight (3.43kg), but in the eightweeks since I was born, I have almost <strong>do</strong>ubledmy weight and now weigh in at 6.5 kilograms. Ithink I am going to be a heavy weight like mydaddy, you know him, the one with an opinionon everything.I <strong>do</strong> not have a lot of hobbies yet but I ammost interested in eating (breast milk is niceand I love the packaging), sleeping and creatinga near endless demand for the purchase ofdisposable nappies. Oh, and if you ever thoughtdaddy’s kiai was loud, you should hear me howlwhen I am hungry.I have included a couple of pictures for you tolook at. If you know any other single eight weekold girls, I would love to meet them. I live inTokyo with mummy and daddy but daddy says Iam going to visit Australia for the first timethis December. I can’t wait to meet you all, andI hope your karate grows as quickly as I am.Bye-bye.