Upcoming belt test in Fort Collins
On October 10, 2010 Sensei Sky will have a brown belt test from 2- 5.30 pm followed by a small sayonara party.
This is a great way to get a class and some sparing rounds. Be there sensei Sky will need sparing partners.
If interested you can contact sensei Sky or myself.
Sensei Marta
Osu!
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Monday, October 05, 2009
Social event for the members af the team
After each class we sit and talk for a while so this is how my ideea came to a fact. To give everybody a chance to stay and talk without being rushed by the late hour of the evening. So we meet in a total different environament than class. We had a party that gave everybody the chance to make friends ask guestions and watch themselves perform on a video tape. Hope you guys have fun and you had a chance to know your team members better and better integrate in the team. Thank you for joining me.
Sensei Marta Burns
Friday, September 25, 2009
Belt test and seminar in Fort Collins
Another test and seminar was succesfully accomplished. Satory dojo team(picture one)showed spirit and determination throut the seminar and test. After a long and hard test 5 students changed their belt color.Seminar was full of new iddeas.Thank to sensei Skyler for hosting and also leding the test. Also thanks to sempai Luis and Girish to their contribution to the seminar.
Ones again i am glad to be a part of such great kyokushin family.
Congratulations to the students that past their test(in second picture from left to right):
Hugo Zapata Kyu 10
Jesus Flores Kyu 10
Monica Doreanu Kyu 10
Edwin Muyado(missing in picture) Kyu 10
George Doreanu Kyu 8
This is the begining of a long path full with great rewards and hard work. Much luck to stay on it.
Sensei Marta Burns
Monday, August 31, 2009
Osu!
Belt testing and seminar in Fort Collins
There will be a seminar followed by a belt testing on September 20-Th from 2 pm-5 pm in Fort Collins. Seiken Kyokuskin will be hosting the seminar and test.
Students from Satory Dojo and other kyokushin practitioners(or other martial arts students) are welcomed to participate and the seminar and help at the kumite(sparing test).
Denver residents please notify sensei Marta at satorydojo@hotmail.com if you have any interest to participate.
sensei Marta Burns
Belt testing and seminar in Fort Collins
There will be a seminar followed by a belt testing on September 20-Th from 2 pm-5 pm in Fort Collins. Seiken Kyokuskin will be hosting the seminar and test.
Students from Satory Dojo and other kyokushin practitioners(or other martial arts students) are welcomed to participate and the seminar and help at the kumite(sparing test).
Denver residents please notify sensei Marta at satorydojo@hotmail.com if you have any interest to participate.
sensei Marta Burns
Monday, August 03, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Need to reduce stress.Try Karate!!!
Article published in may 14 of 2009.Thank you to my friend and colegue Wendy Spencer for publishing my article.
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Need to Reduce Stress? Try Karate!
May 14, 2009 by Wendy.
Divorce is one of the most stressful of all life events. Stress can create insomnia, illness, and often impedes objective and critical thinking. Having one or more of the stress-related issues is not conducive to decision-making, especially when these decisions can impact the rest of your life.
I asked a colleague of mine to comment about the use of exercise to reduce stress. Marta Burns, who teaches classes in karate, told me: “It all started when a good friend of mine and well- known counselor in Denver (Bernadine Merker), called me up and said she would like me to work with people that she counseled. I asked myself “Why?” I then realized there are many benefits my karate class offers and that I could give a new meaning to my work and teaching – that is helping others in need. The confidence in my body and mind, is, in fact a skill set that I can teach to others.”
People say a divorce can be one very traumatic and scarring experience in life. A divorcing person is now facing the world alone, rejected by the one person they could always trust. Regaining ones’ confidence of mind and body is an essential part of the recovery process.
Marta further told me about the many benefits of a karate class. “Karate is designed to teach individuals a variety of techniques that allow them to protect and defend themselves. It is a great feeling of empowerment to know you are able to defend your self and think on your feet. This is not the only benefit that karate offers. For example:
1) Karate drills and exercises structure can result in a great release of anger and stress. Much like when you were a child and punching your pillow made you feel better, in the
same way karate shield drills and other stamina exercises let you feel calm, peaceful and more centered.
2) Another benefit that comes with practice is more physical capabilities and a better look and feel to your body. A strong self-image always projects into others aspects of life.
3) Karate practice redirects your thinking towards new goals: confidence, health, physical abilities, meantime giving you the confidence of a new family and loyal friends as you
train with others like you in class.
4) Karate uses physical exercise and training to instill confidence and calm while at the same time providing the feeling of insulation and supportive family structure thru the Karate
class.”
If you have any questions about karate or her classes, please contact Marta Burns at:
Sensei Marta Burns
Kyokushin Karate
www.satorydojo.com
720-338-9780
Article published in may 14 of 2009.Thank you to my friend and colegue Wendy Spencer for publishing my article.
Post
Need to Reduce Stress? Try Karate!
May 14, 2009 by Wendy.
Divorce is one of the most stressful of all life events. Stress can create insomnia, illness, and often impedes objective and critical thinking. Having one or more of the stress-related issues is not conducive to decision-making, especially when these decisions can impact the rest of your life.
I asked a colleague of mine to comment about the use of exercise to reduce stress. Marta Burns, who teaches classes in karate, told me: “It all started when a good friend of mine and well- known counselor in Denver (Bernadine Merker), called me up and said she would like me to work with people that she counseled. I asked myself “Why?” I then realized there are many benefits my karate class offers and that I could give a new meaning to my work and teaching – that is helping others in need. The confidence in my body and mind, is, in fact a skill set that I can teach to others.”
People say a divorce can be one very traumatic and scarring experience in life. A divorcing person is now facing the world alone, rejected by the one person they could always trust. Regaining ones’ confidence of mind and body is an essential part of the recovery process.
Marta further told me about the many benefits of a karate class. “Karate is designed to teach individuals a variety of techniques that allow them to protect and defend themselves. It is a great feeling of empowerment to know you are able to defend your self and think on your feet. This is not the only benefit that karate offers. For example:
1) Karate drills and exercises structure can result in a great release of anger and stress. Much like when you were a child and punching your pillow made you feel better, in the
same way karate shield drills and other stamina exercises let you feel calm, peaceful and more centered.
2) Another benefit that comes with practice is more physical capabilities and a better look and feel to your body. A strong self-image always projects into others aspects of life.
3) Karate practice redirects your thinking towards new goals: confidence, health, physical abilities, meantime giving you the confidence of a new family and loyal friends as you
train with others like you in class.
4) Karate uses physical exercise and training to instill confidence and calm while at the same time providing the feeling of insulation and supportive family structure thru the Karate
class.”
If you have any questions about karate or her classes, please contact Marta Burns at:
Sensei Marta Burns
Kyokushin Karate
www.satorydojo.com
720-338-9780
Monday, June 29, 2009
Demo at Romanian festival
Satory dojo had a chance to present a demonstration at the Romanian festival.This a great proof that the dojo is becoming alive. Despite the fact that the team had only 4 members we tryed hard and performed our best and was a great opportunity the expose the dojo to public.
We are looking forward to the next year demonstation.
Thank you for the participation(in foto from left to right) too: Andru Pintea, Daniel Stoica, Harrison Hunt and Marta Burns.
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