Monday Weekly Update

Hey everyone! We hope that you had a great weekend, as were back for another week here at the dojo. This week however, is a shortened week, as all classes will be postponed from Friday the 30th to Monday April 2nd, for the Easter Long Weekend. Classes will resume to our regular schedule on Tuesday the…

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Web Wisdom Wednesday

Can’t wait for the return of this show! – http://www.indiewire.com/gallery/into-the-badlands-season-3-photos/ ‘Into the Badlands’ Season 3 Photos: TV’s Best Martial Arts Drama Leaps Back Into Action — Exclusive BY LIZ SHANNON MILLER A FIRST LOOK AT THE RETURN OF THE AMC MARTIAL ARTS DRAMA “Into the Badlands” has always stood out in the television landscape for many reasons….

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Monday Weekly Update

Hey everyone, we hope that you had a great weekend! We had the great chance to train with Hanshi Tallack this past Saturday afternoon, with special guests visiting from Quebec City, Jonathan Morissette and Dgina Girouard from Vision Arts-Martiaux. It was great to see you two again, and we hope you enjoyed the training and…

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Web Wisdom Wednesday

A fun and informative read! – http://www.denofgeek.com/uk/movies/kung-fu/55583/the-real-life-stories-behind-kung-fu-movie-legends The real life stories behind kung fu movie legends We dig into the lives of Wong Fei-Hung, Ip Man, San Te, Huo Yuanjia and more, as we look at the people who inspired classic kung-fu movies. By: Craig Lines While martial arts films can often be outlandish or fantasy-themed,…

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Monday Weekly Update

Hey everyone, we hope that you had a good weekend! We’re back as we move onto another ‘Testing Week’ here at the dojo, so make sure that you bring in your Home Achievement Charts and/or Belt Testing Sheets for your tip or belt test this week! With this week also being March Break, all of…

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Web Wisdom Wendesday

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/kiyomizudera-temple In a shrine adjacent to the main hall of the Kiyomizu-Dera Temple in Kyoto, nearly 200 small, stone sculptures of the Buddhist deity Jizo wear bibs, placed by grieving parents who have lost children. Jizo is the protector of unborn children and children who die very young and cannot cross the Sanzu River into the afterlife. It is believed that…

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