Author Archives: chrissensei

Our last training session of the year will be on Saturday 22nd December for adults, and Wednesday 19th December for juniors. On Saturday 22nd December, let’s meet at Himeji Gardens (South Tce, city) at midday for a picnic. Please wear or … Continue reading →

Sorry for any inconvenience, but there is no jujutsu/no gi grappling class this Saturday or next for the following reasons: Nov 24 – Renshi Jason Griffiths seminar at 2pm. We will learn some great standing and ground submission drills. Dec 1 – My Japanese karate-bu kids … Continue reading →

October was a huge month! Thank you to all those who attended the anniversary party, for the card, the food and drinks, presents, and of course your presence! Also, thanks to Geoff, Julie and Rob who helped raise money for … Continue reading →

Thank you so much for your support over the past 13 months. Thank you to everyone who supported and assisted with the move to our amazing new location, to everyone who has participated in demonstrations, magazine/newspaper articles, photo shoots, those … Continue reading →

Today marked the opening of the Japanese Community School Karate club! We had a modest start with around 10 students, and I look forward to helping these Japanese children about elements of their own culture, while helping them develop concentration, … Continue reading →

Today Sobukan represented Japanese Martial Arts at South Australia’s largest Asian festival. Thank you to all of the students and families who sacrificed their Sunday afternoon to participate. You all did an amazing job. In particular, thank you to Matt Shilcock … Continue reading →

Happy 1st anniversary to Sobukan!! We started on 27 September 2011, one year ago! I had planned to hold a dinner, but it may be difficult with a large number of children and the costs were a little too high. … Continue reading →

Unfortunately MCV has advised that the centre will not be available again this Saturday 1 September. Instead, lets meet at Himeji Gardens at 10am and practice jujutsu and other drills in the beautiful surrounds. All junior coloured belts are requested … Continue reading →