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Norwalk Kendo Camp, 8/14/10
- rough schedule
- arrive by 7:30am so we can start promptly at 8am
- all kenshi and parents please attend opening presentation
(parents will have sessions in both am and pm)
- morning: kyu training by senseis assisted by yudansha
- lunch 12pm
- afternoon: shiai training and misc activities for everyone
- dinner 6pm
- after dinner: yudansha training
- what to bring
- keikogi, hakama, bogu, shinai, tenugui
- if needed: tape, protectors, etc
- extra shinai
- street clothes to change into for lunch and dinner
- hangers for keikogi and hakama
- optional: extra keikogi, tenugui
- other tips
- eat and drink something light before arriving in the morning
- be sure to drink (moderately) during the breaks
- pace yourself, especially if competing at Nikkei Games on Sunday
- parents
- we need your help!
- parents of minor children especially, please be present
- there will be some sessions for the parents as well
- kenshi
- beginners:
Chahal Rajan (9:30 to noon),
Chung Claria,
Choi Daniel (until 3pm),
Hahn Lance,
Sakimukai Masa
- youth kyu:
Kim Christie,
Broshears Nicholas (morning),
Matsuda Kane,
Hahn Danielle,
Yoon Courtney,
Kim Esther,
Kim Patrick (morning),
Kim John,
Nagasawa Jeffrey
- adult kyu:
Balacanao Darryl (from 5pm),
Trost Jeffrey,
Makino Kentaro,
Yoon Kay,
Hahn Janet,
Yang Jeanwon (injured),
Toh Shauna,
Kim Won,
Chung Woody (after noon),
Huang Michael (after noon)
- yudansha:
Chung Alex (after 5pm),
Yoon Brian,
Yook Kenn (until 1pm),
Amano Shotaro,
Shibata Takuro,
Domen Sumi,
Kariya Yoshijiro
- senseis:
Yoshimura Steve,
Kodama Jean,
Henmi sensei,
Yagamuchi sensei
- setup
- tarp, tables, chairs in quadrant next to kitchen
- one table each court for sensei use
- pa system, wireless mikes
- ready clothes racks, fans
- balloons, string
- see the
camp powerpoint presentation
- although the plan was a tad overly ambitious, we were able to
cover a lot
- a link to the SCKF court duty tutorial is included in the pdf,
but here is how to find it on your own:
- see this shoelace site
if you have problems tying your himo with a
crooked bow
or if you want to learn how to tie the
quick knot
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