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Your Journey
in the Martial Arts

It is our goal at the Central Alberta Martial Arts & Wellness Centre to create a positive learning environment for all of our students. If at any time you have a question in regards to yours, or your child’s training, please feel free to speak with one of our instructors. We take great pride and interest in each and every one of our students and will help in whatever way we can.

Martial Arts training is the ongoing development of the physical aspects of strength, balance, leverage, and timing along with the mental aspects of character, self esteem, self control, and concentration.

Therefore, please be aware that you cannot “accomplish” Karatedo. It is an endless task of polishing and refining both technique and character. You cannot master a martial art. You can only master the art of being yourself.

With these notes we invite you to try the martial arts and experience the many benefits that it has to offer. We extend our warmest welcome and support to you!

Again, welcome to the exciting world of martial arts...

Dojo Etiquette

Be early or on time. If you are late, complete 25 pushups and wait in seiza to be asked to join the class.
Always bow to others and when entering or leaving the dojo.
Junior students are expected to look to senior students for guidance, and treat them with respect and consideration.
Senior students are expected to set a good example for junior students, help them learn and treat them with respect and consideration.
Remove your shoes before entering the dojo. Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and cell phone use is not permitted in the dojo.
Never wash your obi, drop it, or throw it. Treat your obi with respect as it is a symbol of your spirit.
Pay attention and concentrate fully on karatedo.
Never lose your temper during practice. Always do your best.
Treat your Dojo with the utmost respect. Help keep the Dojo clean in order to practice humility and respect.

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