[ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Good to hear you're back and recovered. I'll have my two micro people there in time for their class on Friday.
Don't try to impress me with your manner of dress cos a monkey himself is a monkey no less - cold fact
- Ginjaninja
- Ace
- Posts: 1634
- Joined: Fri Sep 14, 2012 9:51 am
- Location: Never lovin land
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
I should make it tomorrow night John. Weather and injuries permitting...
GN.
GN.
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
That'll be great - I look forward to meeting you at long lastGinjaninja wrote:I should make it tomorrow night John. Weather and injuries permitting...
GN.
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
For tonight's children's class:
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
For next weeks adult class...
- Attachments
-
- singhabeer.jpg (176.01 KiB) Viewed 1331 times
- Ginjaninja
- Ace
- Posts: 1634
- Joined: Fri Sep 14, 2012 9:51 am
- Location: Never lovin land
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Now that I am an expert on...
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
No problems guys - my father has always got a few cold ones in the fridge, and he can't drink them
You'll be more than welcome
You'll be more than welcome
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Kids at last night's birthday celebrations:
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Hi John
A big thanks from myself and the girls regarding last night. They of course enjoyed it, and it was nice to actually sit down and chat with you and your Dad for a while.
A big thanks from myself and the girls regarding last night. They of course enjoyed it, and it was nice to actually sit down and chat with you and your Dad for a while.
Don't try to impress me with your manner of dress cos a monkey himself is a monkey no less - cold fact
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Club Announcement
Tuesday 30 Jul'13 - Adult's Grading
Friday 2 Aug'13 - Children's Assessments & Grading
Tuesday 30 Jul'13 - Adult's Grading
Friday 2 Aug'13 - Children's Assessments & Grading
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Club Announcement
The main adult training session is changing for the next 4 adult sessions i.e.:
Thursday 8 Aug 13
Wednesday 14 Aug
Thursday 22 Aug
Thursday 29 Aug
Tuesday training will still be available during this period, but 24 hours notice of intention to train would be appreciated.
The main adult training session is changing for the next 4 adult sessions i.e.:
Thursday 8 Aug 13
Wednesday 14 Aug
Thursday 22 Aug
Thursday 29 Aug
Tuesday training will still be available during this period, but 24 hours notice of intention to train would be appreciated.
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Hi John
Just letting you know that Kaylene's friend is likely going to continue with lessons since she seems to have enjoyed herself. I hope they aren't too much of a nightmare when they're together.
See you tomorrow.
Just letting you know that Kaylene's friend is likely going to continue with lessons since she seems to have enjoyed herself. I hope they aren't too much of a nightmare when they're together.
See you tomorrow.
Don't try to impress me with your manner of dress cos a monkey himself is a monkey no less - cold fact
- Wado-Karate
- Professional
- Posts: 379
- Joined: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:07 pm
- Location: Hua Hin
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Good news, thank you.
Karate - The Hardest Part Is Walking Through The Dojo Door
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Don't forget, the first lesson is always free with the WKF - absolutely no obligation
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
Firstly, apologies to Sensei John for not getting in touch sooner – life is busy and all that.
Back at the end of March 2013, me and my two boys, Tom and Pi did a little training with John whilst on holiday in Hua Hin as Tom was preparing for an imminent black belt grading. Although we are all Shotokan karateka with the KUGB, the underlying principles of the styles have the same roots and it’s always interesting to get a different perspective on things and, of course, all training is training!
Anyway, I have to say that John was very accommodating and extremely insightful as an instructor and I would definitely recommend anyone thinking of training – either as a beginner or to hone existing skills – to take a trip to his dojo and see for themselves. Once there, you will be training with a maximum of four other people in a very intimate training environment, which is extremely rare these days, when most training is done in drills in large classes. You are unlikely to receive the kind of one-to-one instruction offered by John anywhere else.
Here are some photos of John giving such instruction to my youngest, Tom:
As John will know, we took the opportunity to train with him a couple of times before heading off up country for my eldest son’s ordination as a monk and had planned to squeeze in another training session before returning to the UK. As it happened the party went on a couple of days longer than expected so we didn’t get a chance to do that but two months after we returned to the UK, Tom competed in, and won, the KUGB Welsh Kumite Championships, defeating the British Champion in the final. I can definitely say that training with John was a great help in making sure that Tom kept his training momentum going whilst on holiday.
John, I have some great photos of him in action at the event and will try to resize them so I can post them here and you can see how much progress he made in the relatively short space of time between him training with you and competing at the event.
Unfortunately Tom was ill for his black belt grading so didn’t take it but will hopefully be ready to take it before the year is out and I’ll be sure to let you know how he gets on.
Ossu. Jaime
Back at the end of March 2013, me and my two boys, Tom and Pi did a little training with John whilst on holiday in Hua Hin as Tom was preparing for an imminent black belt grading. Although we are all Shotokan karateka with the KUGB, the underlying principles of the styles have the same roots and it’s always interesting to get a different perspective on things and, of course, all training is training!
Anyway, I have to say that John was very accommodating and extremely insightful as an instructor and I would definitely recommend anyone thinking of training – either as a beginner or to hone existing skills – to take a trip to his dojo and see for themselves. Once there, you will be training with a maximum of four other people in a very intimate training environment, which is extremely rare these days, when most training is done in drills in large classes. You are unlikely to receive the kind of one-to-one instruction offered by John anywhere else.
Here are some photos of John giving such instruction to my youngest, Tom:
As John will know, we took the opportunity to train with him a couple of times before heading off up country for my eldest son’s ordination as a monk and had planned to squeeze in another training session before returning to the UK. As it happened the party went on a couple of days longer than expected so we didn’t get a chance to do that but two months after we returned to the UK, Tom competed in, and won, the KUGB Welsh Kumite Championships, defeating the British Champion in the final. I can definitely say that training with John was a great help in making sure that Tom kept his training momentum going whilst on holiday.
John, I have some great photos of him in action at the event and will try to resize them so I can post them here and you can see how much progress he made in the relatively short space of time between him training with you and competing at the event.
Unfortunately Tom was ill for his black belt grading so didn’t take it but will hopefully be ready to take it before the year is out and I’ll be sure to let you know how he gets on.
Ossu. Jaime
Re: [ADVERTORIAL] The Wado Karate Federation
John,
Following on from my post above, here are the pics from the competition:
Following on from my post above, here are the pics from the competition: