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Our
Dojo—The New York Seibukan
At the New
York Seibukan, we specialize in self defense. Students are taught techniques
that are practical, simple and effective for real situations with which
they may be confronted. Our
classes consist of a well rounded training program. However, our main
objective is the perfection of oneself through both physical and mental
development. As students learn the art of self defense, they acquire self
confidence, serenity and the ability to concentrate.
Students
at the New York Seibukan have a unique opportunity to study from someone
who has mastered both methods of the martial arts taught at the New York
Seibukan. That is, the art of the Okinawans--Karate--which they used to
defend themselves against the art of the Samurai of Kyushu--Jujutsu. The
Okinawans as well as the Samurai of Kyushu, would never have believed
that both these arts would someday come together in the spirit of brotherhood
and be practiced in the same Dojo (school), as is the case at the New
York Seibukan.
Class
Schedule
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Sun |
Mon |
Tues |
Wed |
Thurs |
Fri |
Sat |
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C
L
O
S
E
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Children’s
Jujutsu
7:00-8:00
PM
Adults
Jujutsu
8:00-10:00
PM |
Children’s
Karate
7:00-8:00
PM
Adults
Karate
8:00-10:00
PM |
Children’s
Jujutsu
7:00-8:00
PM
Adults
Jujutsu
8:00-10:00
PM |
Children’s
Karate
7:00-8:00
PM
Adults
Karate
8:00-10:00
PM |
C
L
O
S
E
D |
Children’s
Karate
10:00-11:00
AM
Children’s
Jujutsu
11:00-12:00
PM
Adults
Jujutsu
12:00-1:30
PM
Adults
Karate
1:30-3:00
PM
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Dojo
Rules
- Students
will not walk on the workout area with shoes on. Students must wear
shoes or sandals to and from the dressing rooms and the mat area.
- At the
point of entering or leaving the workout area you will face into the
workout area and bow.
- Students
must be clean, and finger nails and toe nails should be cut short.
- Students
must properly wear a clean repaired Gi at all times. (Jacket must be
on unless specific training requires it to be off.)
- Students
(with the exception of females) will not wear any sweatshirts, t-shirts,
etc., beneath their Gi at any time.
- Students
must not wear any form of jewelry during class.
- Students
must not chew gum or candy during class.
- Arrive
early enough to get into you Gi and be ready when the class or event
is called to order.
- During
formal classes, no one will leave the workout area without the permission
of the senior Black Belt.
- Respect
all senior grades, and address Black Belts as Mister, Miss, or Misses.
The chief instructor will be addressed as Sensei.
- Students
must be obedient and attentive to the instructors at all times. Students
must not idly sit or lie on the mat.
- Students
must always be helpful and courteous to lower ranks.
- Students
must remain quiet and attentive in the Dojo, even when not exercising
or practicing. Students must not engage in idle chatter while in the
Dojo, especially during a class.
- All
students share in the responsibility for keeping the Dojo safe and clean.
- Students
must not practice any technique that has not been formally introduced
to them by a qualified instructor.
- Students
must remember that the teachings are safe as long as one keeps in mind
the dangers and harm that can come from these teachings if not controlled.
- Students
may not engage in kumite (sparring) or randori (free play) without being
under the direct supervision of a Black Belt in that respective art.
- Students
must refrain from casting views on other arts with which they are not
familiar. All arts have the same basic aim within their teachings. To
cultivate the individual's mind, embody his mental culture, and above
all, to perfect his character.
- Students
must approach and correct others not abiding by the Dojo rules. Anyone
who violates these rules will be subject to disciplinary action as directed
by the chief instructor.
- Any
student using his skills outside the Dojo irresponsibly will be expelled
from the Dojo.
Our
Yudansha (Black Belts)
Dennis
Fink (see bio here)
Kuraizume,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Kudan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Godan,
Kodokan Judo
Godan,
Aikido
Richard
Packer
Rokudan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Nimokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Robert
Freitag
Rokudan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Yonmokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
William
Kinkel
Rokudan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Yonmokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Daniel
Grossman
Godan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Gina
Dennis
Yondan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Bill Williams
Yonmokuroku, Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Yondan, Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Thomas
McGuire
Sandan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Nimokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Gary
Rohen
Sanmokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
John DePaolo
Sandan, Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Rondy Angoy
Sanmokuroku, Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Sandan, Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Patrick
O'Toole
Nimokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Christine Yang
Nimokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Nidan,
Isshin-ryu Karate-do
Jim
McGrath
Shomokuroku,
Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
Steve Edwards
Shomokuroku, Sosuishi-ryu Jujutsu
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