We’ve added a new page to our web site.
Class Info is where you’ll find the information regarding our regular class times, fees, equipment, etc. There’s also a Registration Form download link.
Check it out here. Let us know if we missed anything.
We’ve added a new page to our web site.
Class Info is where you’ll find the information regarding our regular class times, fees, equipment, etc. There’s also a Registration Form download link.
Check it out here. Let us know if we missed anything.
“It is better to avoid than to run; better to run than to de-escalate; better to de-escalate than to fight; better to fight than to die. The very essence of self-defence is a thin list of things that might get you out alive when you are already scr**ed” – From “Meditations on Violence” by Rory Miller
See many interesting martial quotes on our Words of Wisdom page.
We have made some changes with our web site!
http://www.moosemountainkarate.com now takes you directly to this blog.
Since this is where all the action is happening, it was decided that we may as well direct our visitors straight here!
Keep working! Only 5 weeks of summer left until we start our new karate season!!
See you at the dojo!
We have been forwarded information on an exciting event taking place in Winnipeg, MB in June 2016.
Sensei Iain Abernethy will be leading a seminar on June 4 and 5, 2016!
Sensei Iain is one of the world’s foremost experts on kata bunkai and its practical applications in real-life situations. He travels all over the world conducting seminars like this and we are lucky to have one so close to us. We teach many of his principals in our dojo. If you have any questions, contact Sensei Kevin at moosemountainkarate@gmail.com and he will get back to you as soon as he can. Here’s the information… IainAbernethySeminarPoster
It should probably be mentioned that this seminar is open only to Brown and Black belt karateka 16 years and older.
When was the last time you ran through your katas? Basic techniques?
The summer is an awesome time for practicing outside. The fresh air and feel of the grass on your feet is exhilarating! It can also be a time of reflection if you choose to practice in a secluded location away from the hustle and bustle of summer vacation. Just you and karate… breathe in… breathe out…
It only takes a few minutes to do your katas and run through some techniques, so why not do it everyday?! Set the same time every day to work through your karate so it becomes a natural part of your day… every day.
Just remember to watch your footing on the grass as it can sometimes be a little slick.
We would like to congratulate Sensei Darren Humphries from Calgary (originally from Carlyle) and Sensei Jeff Gervin from Boissevain for being advanced to the rank of Rokudan (6th Degree Black Belt)!!
We have close associations with both of these incredible black belts and couldn’t be happier to celebrate their advancement.
Sensei Darren
Sensei Jeff
Here is a link to a view videos from our wind-up.
Moose Mountain Karate Pics and Vids
By clicking the gallery, you will be able to select the videos. The images posted here are a bit lower quality.
Enjoy.
“Practice without mental intensity becomes playful and easy, and even if one practices for many years they will not improve.” – Kenwa Mabuni
Check our Words of Wisdom page for more.
Thanks to all of our karateka for another great season of training!
We believe that karate gives you what you give to karate, and this year we saw a lot of people giving it all in every class!
Keep checking this blog, or subscribe for instant emails when it is updated, for updates and stories over the summer. We may even have an occasional work out.
As we continue to prepare for our 30th Annual Provincial tournament in November, we’re asking you for a little help… If you know ANYONE who has EVER attended the tournament in Carlyle, please invite them to join us this November 20/21 (especially on the evening of the 20th) for a very special 30th Anniversary tournament.
We encourage you to keep working your katas and techniques over the summer so that you are not re-learing things when you return to classes in September.
Take care and keep working!
See you at the dojo!
The wind up tonight starts at 6:30 pm. We’ll have the BBQ stuff, you bring the rest!
Come ready to do a little work out as we “Break” into summer!
See you at the dojo!