Thursday, February 1, 2024

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Mackay and Whitsunday Life

Karate Chop Into 2024 With Cannonvale Kyokushin Karate Club  

Built on the foundation of connection, encouragement and fun, the Cannonvale Kyokushin Karate Club continues to flourish and grow, and is excited to welcome new students into their 2024 classes.

Established over 17 years ago, Cannonvale Kyokushin Karate Club, sees the growth and development of all students in their journey to the traditional Japanese martial art of Kyokushin Karate.

“It’s incredibly beneficial to the body,” explained Sensei Belinda Woodham.

“Just a small number of the benefits include increasing strength, flexibility, coordination, and general fitness.”

With training days being Tuesday and Thursday evenings, students are able to develop their skills in an encouraging and supportive environment, where everyone looks out for each other.

“Learning self-defence skills sees improvement across the body and mind, including improvement of your concentration and boosting your self-confidence,” explained Sensei Belinda.

“And everyone in our close-knit karate family of friends always encourages each other to try their best with their training.

“Karate training is a life skill and a way of life. Our club is very family orientated and caters for men, women, and children of all age groups six-years and above,” she said.

“2024 year is a perfect time to come along and try karate classes, whether you are a beginner or a martial artist who is returning to club training. 

“We are planning on having this term a number of separate beginner classes to ease new students into training at a beginner level pace.”

To learn more about Cannonvale Kyokushin Karate Club, see Sensei Belinda or another club member at their booth at the Sports Expo this Saturday.

Benefits Of Karate

   • Concentration

   • Self-confidence

   • Strength

   • Flexibility

   • Coordination

   • General Fitness

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