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What do we do?
- Teach a traditional style of karate
- Over 70 active students training every
week
- Another dozen students occasional
Longden Ford and Rea Valley LJC Shrewsbury Shushokan Karate What - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Longden Ford and Rea Valley LJC Shrewsbury Shushokan Karate What - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Longden Ford and Rea Valley LJC Shrewsbury Shushokan Karate What do we do? Teach a traditional style of karate Over 70 active students training every week Another dozen students occasional training Links to the LJC Area
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Links to the LJC Area
- Over 70% of all students are from the LJC
Area
- Over 80% of students aged 12 or younger
are from the LJC Area
- Club training is held at the Mary Webb
Sports Centre
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What makes it traditional?
- Kihon, Kata, and Kumite
- Regular training in Japan
- Validation of techniques by Japanese
Masters
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What outcomes?
- Fun
- Achievement
- Confidence
- Control
- Friendship
- Social skills
- Fitness
- Respect
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What have we done with the grants?
- Mats
- Scoreboard
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The mats are used:
- training three hours every Monday
- for club grading three times a year
- for special courses twice a year
- with other clubs for regional tournaments twice a year – in Hereford
- with other clubs for senior training four times a year – rotating
venues
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The scoreboard is used:
- To prepare for competitions under tournament conditions
- To train students to also undertake refereeing and table official
duties
- At Shushokan tournaments
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And, what does that mean?
- Improved training and preparation
- Visits by other clubs
- And, more................
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Final Words
Thank You
- from all the students, parents, carers,