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Karate has been included as a sport in the Tokyo 2020 Olymics. This is an historic event and the New Zealand Disablity Karate Association aims to be there.

Here is the Summer issue of Ability the New Zealand Disability Karate Association Newsletter. AND the first newsletter this decade!

In this issue Little Blue and is best friend Kiwi Bro provides tips on partner work.

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The Home Page has been updated to enable the system to generate a rolling three month class timetable. In the past Sensei has had to update the timetable each month now it happens automatically.
One less thing to worry about and a lot of fun to code.

On the 18th December we will have our Christmas class. Lots of games and fun. There will be awards, lollies and Christmas crackers.

This will be our last class of the year.

Great news! We have just had it confirmed that we can have the hall every Wednesday from now on. This means that the Friday class moves to Wednesday.

The new timetable for 2020 will be available at class.

The annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons was proclaimed in 1992 by United Nations General Assembly resolution 47/3. It aims to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities in all spheres of society and development, and to increase awareness of the situation of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life.

We will be holding the clubs AGM on Wednesday 27th November at Khandallah Town Hall at 6:45pm. This just after our normal class and will take about half an hour.
We will provide a draft copy of the annual report before the meeting. So if you are unable to attend you can still have your say.

On the 30th October we will have our Halloween class. Remember to dress up in your best Halloween costume.

There will be gooey lollies and ghostly games. Can you scare Sensei?

This video shows you how to add to your karate journey on the www.karatedojo.nz website. It also shows you how you can review a summary and the details of your journey.

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Little Blue has a new friend call Kiwi Bro. They like to train together and will help you to understand how do improve your kumite and self-defense skills by showing you some really cool moves.

Here is the Spring issue of Ability the New Zealand Disability Karate Association Newsletter.

In this issue Little Blue provides tips on how to keep your fish happy.

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It is important to have a training plan so that even if you are having a bad day you can still get value out of your training.

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We are starting to gather the information for the clubs annual report. The report will be submitted to Charities Services at the beginning of November.

Club members will be able to see a draft report at the end of October.

Congratulations to our new orange belt (8th kyu) student. You have been training so hard.

Well done!