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Training Levels Based on Belt Ranks

White Belt & higher – Foundational training – open to all members Blue Belt & higher – Advanced training with moving positioning for throw & strike defense Green Belt & higher – Strike, lock, throw, & ground-fight flow defense training Black Belt – All techniques and concepts in advanced application training

Dayton, Ohio – Special Training Events

ELEMENTAL TESTING: 9:30am – 1pm on the following Saturdays: April 9 June 11 August 20 October 22

OTHER TRAINING EVENTS:

April 7 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Ground Strategies $15

April 9 Saturday (10am-1:00pm): Elemental Testing

April 11 Monday (7:30-9pm): Black Belt Testing

April 13 Wednesday (7:30-9:00pm): Elemental Testing Review Bring your notebook and a pen.

April 14 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Ground Strategies $15

April 16-17 Saturday (1:30-5:30pm)-Sunday (9:30am-2:30pm): An-shu’s Black Belt Retreat $249

April 18 Monday (7:30-9pm): Black Belt Testing Review Bring your notebook and a pen.

April 20 Wednesday (8:30-9:15pm): Full Moon Meditation $10 suggested donation

April 21 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Ground Strategies $15

April 25 Monday (8:15-9pm): CTI Meeting

April 28 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Ground Strategies $15

April 29 Friday (6:30-8pm): Graduation Come cheer for your friends! Graduating students arrive by 6:00pm.

April 30 Saturday (1:15pm-2:15pm): Ryu Tai Dragon Body Yoga $10

May 7 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Improvised Weapons $15

May 12 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Improvised Weapons $15

May 14 Saturday (1:15pm-3:15pm): Quarterly Seminar: Close Quarter Combat $79

May 19 Thursday (8:15-9pm): Improvised Weapons $15

May 23 Monday (8:15-9pm): CTI Meeting

• Classes include workout introduction to To-Shin Do techniques, with a chance to try the techniques against training targets and in dynamic simulation with a partner
• Bring protective gear appropriate for belt level
• Arrive 5 – 10 minutes prior to scheduled class; don’t run in late
• Keep uniform neat, clean, and odor-free; not a good idea to wash your belt, as it will shrink
• Health regulations dictate tabi or heavy socks – no bare feet!
• Quietly prepare for class – do not disturb current class in session
• Always be courteous with an eye on safety – politely remind your guests to do the same
• Arrange to make up any missed classes
• Show proper effort, spirit, and respect in the dojo at all times. Make every moment count!
• Practice and review at home for best results
• Use SKH Quest DVDs to review lessons in your belt-level curriculum