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Effective, challenging and fun - in a professional, safe and friendly environment.
Whoever you are, we have a programme for you. And if we don’t, we will customise one!
Based on Aikijitsu, Karate, Kendo, Kobudo, Jujitsu and soon, others to choose from
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Karate-do Master class in Malta! |
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 Sensei Naito Takeshi  Sensei Kawasoe Masao  Sensei Watanabe Tasuke  Sensei Franco Azzopardi |
"As long as we research and practice endlessly the essence of Karate-do, then Budo shall endure!" Franco Azzopardi
FOR WHO?
These special courses are designed to dovetail Budo principles in modern karate practiced also for competition.
WHEN?
13th March (Arrival) – 15th March (Departure) with Sensei Kawasoe Masao (Chief instructor JTKI GB, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Norway, Iceland, Malta, Germany, Greece, Cyprus, Russia, New Zealand)
WHERE?
Kottonera Sports Complex - Malta
PROGRAMME
Fri (all grades)
1700 - 2000hrs - open general course in Karate
Sat (for black belts grades)
0900 – 1030hrs -Kihon techniques for attack and defence
1045 – 1200hrs - Kumite technique
Sun (for all grades)
0900 – 1030hrs - Kata
1045 – 1200hrs - Kumite
INSTRUCTORS
The visiting instructors will be true masters of the art, science and sport of karate, Sensei Kawasoe Masao, Sensei Naito Takeshi, Sensei Watanabe Tasuke and Sensei Franco Azzopardi are well known as technicians and ardent students of karate, seeking perfection through practice and research. They are dedicated towards passing on such qualities to future generations.
REQUIREMENTS
Mature enough to understand depth of instruction.
CAPACITY
Maximum of 50 participants
PARTICIPATION FEE
Price on request
RESPONSIBILITY
All participants responsible for their own insurance
REGISTRATION
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VISA
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ACCOMMODATION
Arrangements can be made on enquiry
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What is Gendai Budo?
Gendai Budo refers to the Japanese martial arts after the Meiji restoration of 1868. Karate-do has a rich and diverse history of development incorporating many influences from other martial arts and cultures. The Institute keeps its focus on the research of karate methods whilst retaining and preserving the traditional values and virtues passed on by the forefathers of Japanese/Okinawan Karate.Copyright © 2010 Malta DOJO - Applied Martial Arts.
