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Published on Thursday, 28 March 2013 00:52
Written by Peter Athey
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Demo Team Needed. Check these dates and let me know which dates you can do. You will need a club shirt or club Gi to participate. It is also preferable that you attend one or both of the first 2 training sessions and should attend at least one before you attend a demo. Your participation will be based on what you can already do so you wont need to learn anything new, just polish what you have.
 
Its heaps of fun and you get to show off!!!

Day

Date

Event

Address

Set Up Time

1st Demo Time

Finish

Mon

8/4/13

Bribie Better Business

Bribie Island Hotel
29 Sylvan Beach Esplanade Bellara

5:30 pm

6:pm

6:45 pm

Sun

14/4/13

Rotary Markets

Brennan Park, Toorbul Street, Bongaree

6 am

8 am

12 n

Sat

20/4/13

Bribie Island Shopping Centre

239/255 Goodwin Drive Bellara

8am

9 am

5 pm

Sun

28/4/13

Bribie Island Community Arts Centre 

191 Sunderland Dr  Banksia Beach

8am

9 am

12 n

Sun

5/5/13

Cancer Council Markets

Brennan Park, Toorbul Street, Bongaree

6 am

8 am

12 n

Sat

11/5/13

Bribie Island Markets

Pacific Harbour Marina

Marina Boulevard, Banksia Beach

6:30 am

(by 7)

8 am

12 n

Sun

19/5/13

Bribie Island and District Community Chest Market

Brennan Park, Toorbul Street, Bongaree

6 am

8 am

12 n 

 

First Demo Team Training is Thursday 28th March.   All demo team training is at PCYC Caboolture  

 

Suggested Schedule (Repeated Hourly)

8:00 am Ju-Jitsu Throws (Kimi no Kata)

8:10 amGround Fighting  - audience participation

8:25 amSword Kata   ( or weapons eg 3 section,, chucks, bo )

8:30 amSimple Escapes- audience participation

8:45 amStick Fighting  (Kali 4C  Cub Cub)

8:50 amKi (The Force)-  audience participation

Audience participation* where numbers warrant otherwise a demo by students

Audience participation is very controlled. We've done it many times before. The events they participate in are much tamer than those we practice in training.  I vet the kids first and make sure they know the safety rules. Our students get drilled on how far to go and what not to do. We have 2 seniors closely monitoring so there is no chance of injury.
 
You only do what you can already do and make it look polished. We work all that out at the training session and only put in front of public what looks good and we can do without stress.