The MJCCC is also home base for several user
groups. Currently, the following groups or organizations call the
cultural centre their home:
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Winnipeg Budokai Shotokan Karate
–Sensei: Clive Hinds (空手家?).
Karate
is a
martial art using punching,
kicking, knee and
elbow strikes, and open-handed
techniques such as knife-hands and may include
grappling, locks, restraints, throws,
and
vital point strikes. Come and try
their FREE class anytime! Available Mondays &
Wednesdays 5:30pm–7pm (all belt levels) Also
Fridays 5:30-7pm (brown & black belts only)
Registration information by phoning 467-5787 or
email:
drhinds@mts.net
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Manitoba Kendo Club
–Head Instructor: Tom Yamashita
Sundays 12 – 4pm
Wednesdays 7:30pm 9:30 p.m. and Fridays 7:30 –
9:30 p.m. Manitoba’s
première kendo club and one of Canada’s oldest
dojo practicing and promoting kendo in the heart
of the Japanese community in Winnipeg for over
40 years. The concept of Kendo is to discipline
the human character through the application of
the principles of the Katana (sword).
Beginners class starts January 25. More info
at
http://manitobakendoclub.com |
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Manitoba Karaoke Club
– Organized by: Aki Tamoto
This musical
group meets on alternate Sundays and continues
in January, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. Using our
specialized karaoke equipment, you’ll sing the
songs you like. It’s a wonderful way to build
poise and meet new people. There’s a singer
inside you just waiting to come out! |
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Meibukan Karate Weston
–Instructor: Joan Rolfe
Tuesdays and
Thursdays 12 Noon – 1 p.m. Instead of eating
your lunch at your desk, do something good for
your mind and body with the perfect
stress-beater – karate! Great for those living
or working near the Centre at 180 McPhillips
Street. For registration enquiries and costs
check their website at
www.karateweston.com
or email:
info@karateweston.com |
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Tracma Canada
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Instructor: Joel
Torres
Saturdays: 1:30
p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Martial arts club training from
the Tracma Global Organization. Learn the
scientific way using the computerized moves of
martial arts master Trovador Ramos Sr.
Instruction in baton, striking, weaponry,
grappling, and self-defense system. Tracma
practices respect and sportsmanship while
teaching the benefits of martial arts practice
and mastery. We encourage anyone interested in
training for health, sport, or self-defense to
learn the martial art of the master. More
information at their website:
http://www.tracma.ca/ |
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