On July 31, Sensei Norm Robitza, 5th Dan, will visit Riverview East Karate for a special training session. Sensei Robitza has been the chief instructor at Mount Allison’s Sackville Shotokan Karate for almost 2 decades.
Riverview East Karate is pleased to have TWO very special guests coming to host a sparring clinic on Monday June 21st.
Sensei Craig O’Neil, 5th Dan, won the karate provincials for fighting 7 times and competed nationally as well. He started training in karate in 1986 and received his black belt in 1993. He has many years of teaching and competing and we are very lucky to have him come to Riverview for sparring training.
Joining him will be Sensei Barry Ripley, a karate founder in our area who started training in 1966.
The clinic will be at the Coverdale Rec Center on Runnymeade Rd. Riverview, NB.
This is a free event. There will be 2 separate groups 6:30pm and 7:30pm. Sparring gloves (red or blue) can be purchased at the dojo for $35. Please make every attempt to attend this special class.
Riverview East Karate is holding a grading this Saturday. Shihan Janice Pyke will be overseeing the grading.
Good luck to all that are testing.
PEI Shotokan Karate Daigaku will be holding a grading with Shihan David Pyke (via Zoom) on Thursday June 10.
Good luck to everyone that will be testing on June 10.
On May 29th, Karate students (and parents) are invited to meet at the dojo at 12:00 (noon) for an exciting eventβ¦KARATE IN THE WOODS at MILL CREEK.
Leaving from the woods behind our dojo, we will embark on a 30 minute hike through the trails and arrive at the Riverview Dam waterfall at Mill Creek. At this time we will also have a 30 minute Karate Class at the fire pit clearing before Hiking back to the Dojo.
This is a FREE event. Photographer will be present. If the weather is cold or raining, we will reschedule for end of June.
On April 26, Riverview East Karate will have Sensei Isabelle Bordage, 5th Dan visit for a special training session. She has been the sensei in Moncton for the past 10 years. This is a FREE event.
All ages, all ranks
Cost $5 per participant
Choose any kata, participant must bow, announce kata, perform kata, yame then bow to complete video
Videos to be submitted by noon on May 2