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Regular classes, that is, before the spring grading!

Regular classes this week at the Carlyle and Whitebear dojos.

The grading will be held on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at the Carlyle dojo. Start time TBA.

There will NOT be a grading held at the Whitebear dojo.

Everyone is welcome to attend workouts at BOTH dojos if they want to increase their training hours!

See you at the dojo!

Welcome back, and…

We hope everyone had an enjoyable spring break!

We are back to regular classes this week in the Carlyle and Whitebear dojos.

And… our spring grading is scheduled for May 21, 2019 and the wind-up will be on May 28. 

See you at the dojo!

Change in Location Tonight!

Karate classes today will be held in the Whitebear School on Whitebear First Nation.

The school is easy to find. Simply drive in on the Whitebear Resort Road and continue up the hill. The school is on the right hand side once over the hill.

All classes will be held at the normal times.

See you at the dojo!

IMPORTANT CHANGE!

Tuesday classes are being held in Whitebear School this week!

Classes will be held at the regular times… Just for Kicks at 6:30 pm; Adult/Jr class at 7:30 pm.

If you have never been to Whitebear Education Complex, here are the directions…

Turn into the Whitebear Resort entrance. Drive straight up the hill… the school is on the right hand side of the road. Super easy to find!

See you at the dojo!

Congratulations!

… to everyone who participated in the tournaments in Saskatoon this weekend!

We had a nice turn-out from our club at the Living Skies Tournament in Warman, and a few of our members also attended the Sunday event in Saskatoon. We look forward to hearing how everyone did.

Regular classes this week in Carlyle and Whitebear.

See you at the dojo!

Take your picture!

Set your camera on a timer or ask someone to take it for you while you are in kiba dachi stance.

Do you look like this?

If not, it’s never too late to start practicing! This young karateka is in an awesome kiba dachi stance! His feet are a little past shoulder width apart, they are both pointing forward, his knees are nicely bent, and his back is straight. We should all hang this in our dojo for inspiration!