| Friday |
| Thursday |
| Wednesday |
| Tuesday |
| Monday |
| Beginner Children 7-12 10-8 Kyu |
| Beginner Children 7-12 10-8 Kyu |
| 6-7pm |
| Beginner Children 7-12 10-8 Kyu |
| Intermediate Children 7-12 7-3 Kyu |
| Beginner Children 7-12 10-8 Kyu |
| Intermediate Children 7-12 7-3 Kyu |
| Open Sparring |
| Advanced |
| 7:15-8:45pm |
DeSoto Karate
Dojo location
Dojo Address: 103 East Beltline Road
DeSoto, TX 75115
(Corner of Beltline and Hampton)
Telephone: 972-709-7089
Dojo Address: 103 East Beltline Road
DeSoto, TX 75115
(Corner of Beltline and Hampton)
Telephone: 972-709-7089
| Welcome to DeSoto Karate If you would like to learn Karate for self-defense, a fun way to stay fit, or for self-improvement, I invite you to stop by for a trial lesson. |
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2011 Bemidji Seminar Photos ccw, from above.
1.)DeSoto Karate with Kuda Tomosada Shinshi (from
left), Keith Pelusi, Jack Bennett II, Michele Roberts,
Judy Pelusi, Kaicho Kuda Tomosada, Rogelio Vera,
Jordan Newmann, Elisa Norman, Christopher Davis,
2.)Attendees on the first day, 3.)A quiet, sunny day on
Lake Bemidji, 4.)Charlie, Kuda Tomosada, and Fred
Ettish, our Director, 5.)DeSoto Karate was honored to
receive medals for our work.
1.)DeSoto Karate with Kuda Tomosada Shinshi (from
left), Keith Pelusi, Jack Bennett II, Michele Roberts,
Judy Pelusi, Kaicho Kuda Tomosada, Rogelio Vera,
Jordan Newmann, Elisa Norman, Christopher Davis,
2.)Attendees on the first day, 3.)A quiet, sunny day on
Lake Bemidji, 4.)Charlie, Kuda Tomosada, and Fred
Ettish, our Director, 5.)DeSoto Karate was honored to
receive medals for our work.
What we practice...
We strive to be polite to all and in all situations.
To be respectful of others regardless of their rank or station.
We strive through study and practice to master Kata and Kumite.
When we train, we concentrate to make the Waza (techniques) faster, stronger, and more
correct without becoming emotional or excited.
We strive to maintain concentration and to reach new understanding and ability.
Karateka must not become arrogant. We must keep a beginner’s fresh spirit forever.
Karate is a way to discipline both the mind and body, and to build our character to become a
complete person.
The way of Karate is Budo (Martial Art). It is a road map for a life well lived.
These are derived from the the dojo kun (rules or principles) authored by
Kuda Yuichi and translated by Hanshi Fred Ettish. Please see the official
Matsumura Kenpo website, http://www.matsumurakenpo.org/
We strive to be polite to all and in all situations.
To be respectful of others regardless of their rank or station.
We strive through study and practice to master Kata and Kumite.
When we train, we concentrate to make the Waza (techniques) faster, stronger, and more
correct without becoming emotional or excited.
We strive to maintain concentration and to reach new understanding and ability.
Karateka must not become arrogant. We must keep a beginner’s fresh spirit forever.
Karate is a way to discipline both the mind and body, and to build our character to become a
complete person.
The way of Karate is Budo (Martial Art). It is a road map for a life well lived.
These are derived from the the dojo kun (rules or principles) authored by
Kuda Yuichi and translated by Hanshi Fred Ettish. Please see the official
Matsumura Kenpo website, http://www.matsumurakenpo.org/