Given the fact that we celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Day last week and we are coming up on Black History Awareness Month in February, I felt compelled to write a short article on some of the parallels that I see between these events and the life and philosophy of Gichin Funakoshi (founder of modern day Shotokan Karate), and how karate is a way to continue the efforts for equality and non-discrimination among all people today.
Breaking The Barriers Of Discrimination Through Karate
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Congratulations To Our Students
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Congratulations to everyone who passed their belt examinations Friday night. Their new rank is an example of how attending classes on a regular basis, hard work, effort, energy, focus and perserverance pays off.
We are proud of their achievement and look forward to continuing the training with them as they progress even further.
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New Edition Of The Shotokan Way
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The Christmas edition of The Shotokan Way is available for review. This month's edition features an in-depth interview with Richard Heselton, an article about proper stances and a provocative article entitled "Karate & Character". Please check out the latest edition and we will continue to provide you with links and resources from some of the best online shotokan resources that we have found.
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Why Not To Make A New Year's Resolution In 2012
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On behalf of all of us at Way of Life Shotokan Karate-Do I would like to wish you Happy New Year and to all a healthy and fulfilling 2012 where your dreams and desires are realized whatever they may be. Now that the new year is upon us, it is the ritual season of making resolutions now that the calendar has turned a page. Here is my advice for your 2012 New Year's Resolution- don't bother.
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