For those starting their adventure with Katori:
Cold everywhere, dark everywhere - that's how autumn came. In addition, the academic year begins. Well, at least the leaves on the trees are turning golden and the training is already in full swing :)
Registration for the beginner group lasts until October 15. Welcome to:
- Mondays, 8:15 p.m. – 9:45 p.m., ul. Lubomirskiego 19 – advanced group
- Tuesdays, 20:15 – 21:45, ul. Akacjowa 5 – intermediate-advanced group
- Wednesdays, 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., ul. Akacjowa 5 – beginner group
- Thursdays, 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., ul. Smolensk 7 – beginner group
Enough is enough register and come. Take sports clothes with you, and if you don't have your own bokken - Please let us knowso that we can take a spare one to a specific training session.
For people training:
– Changing the training schedule
It is possible that the training schedule will change in the near future. Details soon
– Katori Shinto Ryu seminar in Stara Wieś – December 9-11, 2022
We would like to remind you that the deadline for paying an advance payment (PLN 350) for the seminar is October 12, 2022, and only the advance payment guarantees participation in the seminar. The number of places is limited and the order of payment depends. So it's better not to wait until the last minute :)
Payment options:
Cash to organizers:
Jacek Krzeszowiec () or Mateusz Kuduk ()
Bank account:
55 2030 0045 1110 0000 0302 2120
TAKE Association
st. Glogowska 15/3
30-416 Cracow, Poland
In the title of the transfer, please enter:
"Stara Wies Camp 2022, name and surname of the participant"
– Katori Shinto Ryu International Seminar in Benešov (Czech Republic) – October 8 – 10
This weekend there will be a seminar in the Czech Republic. Details available in the September newsletter :)
– Katori Shinto Ryu seminar in Stalowa Wola
Unfortunately, we regret to inform you that the seminar in Stalowa Wola will not take place 🙁
Haiku for October:
秋の夜を| Aki no yo wo| In the autumn night
打ち崩したる | Uchikuzushitaru | Breaking into
咄かな| Hanashi kana | A pleasant chat.
Matsuo Basho (1644-1694)
