Yes, that's right! You heard it here first. Come along if you're interested.
The date - 30th January 2013
The time - 7.00pm
The place -
The Egg Dance Studio
IM Marsh Campus
Barkhill Road
Aigburth
Liverpool
L17 6BD
Loose clothing will be require (E.g. t-shirt, jogging pants, trackie bottoms, shorts).
Any issues, drop us a line.
Sunday, 13 January 2013
Saturday, 12 January 2013
Back to bogu next week
Don't forget that we are back in bogu next week. We have now finished kangeiko and completed around three and half thousand cuts over the two nights. Over the next next year we all need to set ourselves long term targets (e.g. the next grade, winning a competition), but to reach these targets we need to hit smaller ones. Correcting our posture, relaxing our arms to cut, improving our breathing etc are weekly targets that we should always be working on. THE BASICS are what kendo comes from (remember to look after the little things and the big things will look after themselves). So, ask yourself the question "what will I do to improve my kendo?", because Sensei can only show us the door, we are the ones that have to walk through it. I would suggest you try three things, keep a kendo diary (for musings and really good points you have learnt, push yourselves and travel and fence as many people as possible).
Ganbatte
Joe
Ganbatte
Joe
Test Post from Joe
Test 1.
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?format=go&key=deb1fbd67771b043e8501c4b81c9245d&loc=http%3A%2F%2Fliverpoolkendo1.8.forumer.com%2Fviewtopic.php%3Ft%3D38&v=1&libid=1358017904885&out=http%3A%2F%2F400845.spreadshirt.net%2F-%2F-%2FShop%2F&ref=http%3A%2F%2Fliverpoolkendo1.8.forumer.com%2Fviewforum.php%3Ff%3D6&title=Liverpool%20Kendo%20Club%20%3A%3A%20View%20topic%20-%20New%20club%20merchandise&txt=http%3A%2F%2F400845.spreadshirt.net%2F-%2F-%2FShop%2F&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13580179089064
Check here for your club branded merchandise.
http://api.viglink.com/api/click?format=go&key=deb1fbd67771b043e8501c4b81c9245d&loc=http%3A%2F%2Fliverpoolkendo1.8.forumer.com%2Fviewtopic.php%3Ft%3D38&v=1&libid=1358017904885&out=http%3A%2F%2F400845.spreadshirt.net%2F-%2F-%2FShop%2F&ref=http%3A%2F%2Fliverpoolkendo1.8.forumer.com%2Fviewforum.php%3Ff%3D6&title=Liverpool%20Kendo%20Club%20%3A%3A%20View%20topic%20-%20New%20club%20merchandise&txt=http%3A%2F%2F400845.spreadshirt.net%2F-%2F-%2FShop%2F&jsonp=vglnk_jsonp_13580179089064
Check here for your club branded merchandise.
Thursday, 20 December 2012
2012 End of year message from Sensei
Last practice this year was last night, 19/12/12. I am looking forward to the new year. The club has made slow progress but still going forward.We would like to wish Josh good luck in Denmark, looking forward to seeing him back in July 2013. Hopefully 2013 should be a good year for us all. Geoff and Martin are now 2kyu, good luck. Also welcome to Mike, Michelle, and Andrew who have stayed with us.We are looking forward to the new year with them,.
Happy NewYear. Have a good rest. Hope to see you all on the 02/01/13 thank you all for your support.
Bill Ware
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Situations vacant - news reporter
Not sure if Sensei mentioned this last night as I wasn't there but that is the point of this news update. Since being forced to stop Wednesday practice due to medical reasons I have not always been able to keep up with the regular goings on. I feel this disconnect is detrimental to the club, in particular there have been quite a few tournaments and events the club has participated in that have gone unreported and uncelebrated here.
Everyone taking part in those events will have been praised for their efforts on return to the dojo or through the Facebook group. The greater concern is that the website is often the first port of call for prospective new members and if there are no records of the club taking part in competitions, succeeding at gradings or being active then there will be little incentive for people to join. At worse folk may even believe the club has ceased to exist and not bother investigating further.
Therefore, I am hoping there is a current member or members of the club who would like to volunteer to help with the news reporting. This can either be by forwarding information to me about what's going on and I can add it to the blog or by providing me with their email address so I can give direct access to the blog to update as you wish.
The choice is yours, ideally it will be someone who is attending regularly, confident in writing, computer literate enough not to be afraid of the blog/email and be online enough to provide updates as and when needed. You can be as active as you like but the bare minimum would be to report all those things that need reporting - seminars, competitions, gradings, visitors. Essentially what I've been doing up to this point, so you can see how regular that is. I'll still be available to help out but as a club we need someone to step up and either be the new voice on the website or the new reporter to feed me the information to share on the blog.
Thanks for your help.
Everyone taking part in those events will have been praised for their efforts on return to the dojo or through the Facebook group. The greater concern is that the website is often the first port of call for prospective new members and if there are no records of the club taking part in competitions, succeeding at gradings or being active then there will be little incentive for people to join. At worse folk may even believe the club has ceased to exist and not bother investigating further.
Therefore, I am hoping there is a current member or members of the club who would like to volunteer to help with the news reporting. This can either be by forwarding information to me about what's going on and I can add it to the blog or by providing me with their email address so I can give direct access to the blog to update as you wish.
The choice is yours, ideally it will be someone who is attending regularly, confident in writing, computer literate enough not to be afraid of the blog/email and be online enough to provide updates as and when needed. You can be as active as you like but the bare minimum would be to report all those things that need reporting - seminars, competitions, gradings, visitors. Essentially what I've been doing up to this point, so you can see how regular that is. I'll still be available to help out but as a club we need someone to step up and either be the new voice on the website or the new reporter to feed me the information to share on the blog.
Thanks for your help.
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Grading Success
'Liverpool Old Boy' Andy Checkley, now resident in Japan, has just passed his Nidan grading there.
Congratulations Andy, keep up the good work, we look forward to maybe seeing you in December/January! You may even be lucky enough to join in with the first Winter Training session of 2013, and you know how much fun they are!
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Grading Success
Congratulations to Anthony Francis who passed his Shodan and Joshua Pullar who passed his Sandan grading at Mumeishi this weekend. Well done guys you've really put the work in so it's well deserved.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)