Keibu Kan Tiny Tigers (Est 2005)
Keibu Kan (Est. 1992)
Tiny Tigers News letter
1st August 2010 Sensei Harrison has given David Thorn 3 of the Tiny Tigers clubs.
David had been teaching these clubs on behalf of the Keibu Kan and sensei Harrison.
Within the Keibu Kan we have 7 clubs.
Amanda & Dave G teach at 3 clubs
David T. teaches at 3 clubs
Paul & Viv teach 1 club
from the 1st August the Keibu Kan will publish a quartly newsletter.
Each club should keep their students up to date with
all the latest news which affects them.
it is important that the clubs provide Keibu Kan with any items for the main Tiny Tigers web site.
Licence fees for 2011; these will remain the same as the last two years.
Assesment fees; these will also remain the same.
Training fees at the clubs; each club has there own training fee structure. Please see the instructor for details.
Prize winners from May news letter
Caitlin £50
Danni £30
Logan £10
Congratulation
May 2010 news.
all Tiny Tigers should have had their membership books back. the books should
all be stamped with either an expiry date of 31/3/2011 or 2010/2011.
Tiny Tigers who would like to move into the big class should speak to the club instructor.
Any Tiny Tiger who trains with big hairy Dave can attend one of big classes for free to have a taster lesson. Please arrange a date to do this with Dave.
Grading results, if your dojo tells me the results, i post them on the grading results page.
The Keibu Kan Tiny Tigers are now 5 years old. To celebrate sensei Harrison gave away £10 to some long standing students of the Tiny Tigers.
May competition. Students can ring sensei Harrison on 0800 612 8439 on the 22nd May, if you get through, you will be asked a Tiny Tigers related question. If you get the question correct you will go into a hat to win one of 3 prizes. 1st prize £50, 2nd prize £30 3rd prize £10. You must answer the question within 30sec. (no time to quickly check the web site). If you don't get an answer, please don't leave a message but try again later.
Our JSKA UK Championship in June, see below. Please understand that the idea of winning medals etc is not the true karate. You should compete for your own development and your support to your sensei and of course the Keibu Kan / JSKA UK.