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Text Box: Summer Break The final TKD class for 2011 will be 16/12/11, and HKD on 15/12/11. We will start back on Monday 16/01/12 Remember that the December training fee includes the two training weeks in January. Please ensure that your fees are paid on time as it places a great deal of pressure on me to pay the outgoings to keep the club running. Our first official tournament for 2012 is due in May. I know that it sounds like 5 months away but in 2012 I want to ramp up the tournaments to include more regular games with Australian Hapkido & Taekwondo Academy (Mr Kevin Laing) Hassall Grove TKD (Mr Greg Lind). East Coast TKD ( Master Chris Pennington) have also expressed interest. We will need to run Saturday tournament classes.  Last Updated; 11/12/11

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Text Box: NEWSLETTER December 2011

 

 

Text Box: Final Grading Examination- 2011 Thursday 15/12/2011- TKD 6.45pm, HDK 7.15pm Friday 16/12/11- 7.30pm

Text Box: Main Events Next Grading 9, 12 & 15/09/11 NSW TKD Association Tournament- May 2012

 

 

 

 

 

Text Box: Thursday 15/12/11 Grading will start with Taekwondo; there are only a few students ready for this Grading. Than the 7.15pm Hapkido Grading will be a big event. 2 X 4th dan- Paul Walker and Steve Best 3 X 3rd dan- Ursula Saunders and Mark Heffernan 1 X 1st dan- Troy Grieve PLUS normal colour belts Grading

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Text Box: Merry Christmas Here’s wishing every one in our martial arts group a very happy and safe festive season. See you bright and bushie tailed ready for a big 2012!!

 

 

 

 

Text Box: Would you like $30.00 CASH??? For 2012, the club finders fee will increase to $30.00. Introduce a new student and receive a $30.00 finder fee when they sign up! It’s that easy!!! Go and support your club!!

 

Text Box: Class Attendance If for any reason you cannot attend the class, could you please send me a text to 0447 632 634

Text Box: Even when you fail As desirable as it may be, success usually serves to confirm what you already know. Failure, on the other hand, teaches you something new and valuable. Failure is painful, and that makes its positive lessons all the more memorable. And failure never has to be final, because of how it teaches you to succeed. Though you wouldn’t want to seek failure, you don’t want to fear it either. It is by living with the possibility of failure, and by learning from the experience of failure, that you develop the strength to achieve. Go ahead, step forward, and give your very best to the effort. Live and act with the genuine confidence of knowing that even when you fail you’re making positive progress. When you’re willing to learn and to adjust, failure cannot keep holding you back. When the goal is clear and the purpose is truly yours, you’ll find a way to make it happen. Even when you fail, it won’t be for long. Keep that in mind, and have the courage to do what you must do to live the most outstanding life you know you can live.