the biggest myth of the Karate Gasshuku. Some people think that just
because they come to the gasshuku they will get promoted. This is not
the case. Although some people have been promoted at the gasshuku,
this is not a guarantee. If you come to the gasshuku and work hard,
there may be an opportunity for you to earn stripes and/or possibly
get promoted...but you have to EARN IT! If you want to get
promoted....earn it.
2. I am not going to learn anything new. Only if you choose not to. If
you have an open mind you will always learn something new. I guarantee
that I can show you the same thing ten times and you can learn ten
different things...but will you? We have a saying, "Open Mind, Joyful
Training". Look for new...it will appear.
3. I am too young for the gasshuku. That depends! If you are in one of
the regular karate classes, then you are not too young. I think thethis is not a guarantee. If you come to the gasshuku and work hard,
there may be an opportunity for you to earn stripes and/or possibly
get promoted...but you have to EARN IT! If you want to get
promoted....earn it.
2. I am not going to learn anything new. Only if you choose not to. If
you have an open mind you will always learn something new. I guarantee
that I can show you the same thing ten times and you can learn ten
different things...but will you? We have a saying, "Open Mind, Joyful
Training". Look for new...it will appear.
3. I am too young for the gasshuku. That depends! If you are in one of
youngest participant we've ever had was 6 years old, but they were in
our regular karate program. If you are a Knee-High Samurai, then yes,
perhaps you need to wait till next year.
4. I am too old for the gasshuku. You may be. Our oldest participant
was Mr. Arturo Domingo (may he rest in peace). He was in his
seventies, as was Mrs. Domingo, as they came year after year. You areour regular karate program. If you are a Knee-High Samurai, then yes,
perhaps you need to wait till next year.
4. I am too old for the gasshuku. You may be. Our oldest participant
was Mr. Arturo Domingo (may he rest in peace). He was in his
only as old as you feel. So let me ask you...are you too old?
5. I'll never get to practice what I learned at the gasshuku. That's
up to you. Once you learn something, you can practice it as much as
you want. You can go back to your dojo and practice with all the
people that attended the gasshuku. This will keep your skills sharp
and at their highest level.5. I'll never get to practice what I learned at the gasshuku. That's
up to you. Once you learn something, you can practice it as much as
you want. You can go back to your dojo and practice with all the
people that attended the gasshuku. This will keep your skills sharp
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