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Come one come all to our 40th year in 2010.
We'll be having an International Grading during the day at Melbourne Sports and Aquactic Centre in Melbourne- in the evening we will be having a Ball in the city.

More Details to come

Does anyone know if there has been an official date set for North Island senjo yet?
It would be great if the calender was kept more up to date, it would make it easier to sort travelling for events/competitions.

SENJO ’09

On Saturday 8th August 2009, we will be hosting the Annual Senjo Gradings again in Wellington.
Once again, we have secured the Royal New Zealand Police College and the doors will be open from 8.00am

Gradings start at 9.00am and the order will be the same as last year commencing with the 5th-1st dan gradings, then the juniors, followed by the adult coloured ranks.

Pete Keogh posted this to the Bob Jones Corporation Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=20998049838).

Hi all,

We are wanting a National/International Grading next year for our 40th year in ZDK/BJC. We are wanting your ideas and suppport in this matter, if you can let us know of your feedback in this process that'll be fantastic.

OK, here are the details for the After Function for Saturday 9th August.

We have booked the “Lodge at the Inlet” for a private function. The Lodge at the Inlet is an elegant function center that hosts weddings and other formal occasions.

On Saturday 9th August 2008, we will be hosting the Kobun 20th Anniversary celebration Gradings.

Huge congratulations to every one who graded at the Senjo 07 held in Wellington on the 11th August.
The gradings were well supported by a large number of clubs from all over the North Island.
We had support from the following Senior Instructors:

Kyoshi Steve Nedelkos 7th Dan Melbourne Australia
Kyoshi Martin prob 6th Dan Palmerston North
Shihan Hamish 5th Dan Melbourne Australia

I did a lot of pad work training with my helper before my second dan grading. I worked on fitness, technique, strength and attitude. The first three were okay but I could not find an angry attitude within myself. I do get angry but not in a way that makes me want to hit anyone or anything. So I took the attitude of wanting to do my personal best and worked on that.

On the 12th August it was time for the 18th annual Kobun gradings and Senjo ’06 at the Royal New Zealand Police College at the Aotea Lagoon. Each year on the anniversary of their first club opening on the 8th August 1988 they hold the mid year gradings.