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Everyone doing the same karate only differently

Stephen Hilson from The New Zealand Disability Karate Association

>> Aims of The Club <<* The New Zealand Disability Karate Association is a non-profit, karate club. Our aim is to give people living with disability an opportunity to experience the joy and benefits of karate.* Our focus is on the key values of integrity, honesty, courage and humility.* The club is a charity, any profit goes towards running and growing the club. We do not charge for our services or the karate uniforms we provide. The running cost per year is approximately $5,000.(Business case can be provided upon request)>> Club Principles <<* Our club helps people develop sound karate and self-defence skills regardless of physical ability.* We provide karate training for people of all ages in a safe and positive learning environment.* We provide training to anyone regardless of their financial situation.* Through karate we promote physical fitness, personal discipline and healthy lifestyles.* Through karate we will help anyone achieve his or her full potential.* Membership is open to anyone who wishes to participate in the martial arts training offered by the club.website: www.karatedojo.nzfacebook... www.facebook.com... sensei@karatedojo.nz

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