for Students of - Exeter - Karate International Martial Arts Center

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Summer 2016
Newsletter
for Students of
Karate International Martial Arts Center
137 Epping Road, Exeter, NH 03833 • 603.778.8475 • www.kimacnh.com
English’s Corner
by John English
Summer is here and KI has some great summer opportunities for your
children!
I am really excited about our summer camp and summer training
program we have put together this year. For the past 12 summers we
have always done our summer blast program in July and August. This
year we are improving our summer blast program. Instead of having daily themes, we will have
weekly themes based around fun, cool martial arts related material! Every Friday will be Friday fun
day and students will be allowed to bring in a friend or family member to train in class with them.
Also be sure your child wears shorts and a school or plain tee shirt to every class! We do a lot of
no gi work and having the appropriate attire is vital.
I know summer attendance can be tough for some. Please let an instructor know if you are going
away or will have difficultly making the class schedule. We will be offering extra make up classes
and private/semi private training for kids who cannot make class in July and August. Remember, its
always to keep an activity going when consistent with attendance. Stopping only makes starting
back up that much more difficult! Martial arts is a marathon not a sprint!
Parents, please remember martial arts success happens with consistent attendance and
communication with us!
Thank you all again for you support and loyalty to KI!
Looking forward to seeing you in class!
Mr. English
Staff
John English Brenda McKenna
Craig Wharem Mark Miller [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Website
www.kimacnh.com
Blog
http://www.kimacnh.com/blog.brt
How we stay in touch
Do we have your current e-mail address? The one you actually check? Keeping our records up-todate is crucial for us to provide you with the most current information. Weather cancellations, reminders, special events, etc. are all communicated through our e-mail correspondence. If we have inaccurate information, it affects how you, our students and families receive information. We also provide a
news and update section on the website as well as our blog.
Summer Class Schedule
There will be no Group Classes July 12th and September 13th for Belt Exams 
Serving The Exeter Community Since 1994
137 Epping Rd Exeter NH 03833
(603) 778-8475
[email protected]
Summer Schedule. Begins 6/20/16
www.kimacnh.com
No Group Classes 7/12/16, 9/13/16 For Belt Exams.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Varsity Program
4:00pm-4:50pm
Mat 2
Youth Int/Advanced
5:00pm-5:50pm
Mat 1
Tots Open
3:30pm-4:00pm
Mat 1
Teen Open
4:00pm-4:50pm
Mat 1
Youth Beginner
4:00-4:50pm
Mat 1
Junior Black Belts
5:00pm-5:50pm
Mat 2
Teen Open
6:00pm-6:50pm
Mat 2
Adult Kickboxing
7:00-7:50pm
Mat 1
Tots Open
5:00-5:30pm
Mat 2
Youth Beginner/Int
6:00-6:50pm
Mat 1
Adult Kenpo Open
7:00-7:50pm
Mat 1
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Youth Open
10:00am-10:50am
Mat 1
Teen Open
11:00am-11:50am
Mat 1
Youth Open
10:00am-10:50am
Mat 1
Teen Open
11:00am-11:50am
Mat 1
Tots Open
12:00pm-12:30pm
Tots Open
12:00pm-12:30pm
SATURDAY
Youth Open
9am-9:50am
Tots Open
10am-10:30am
-Please arrive 10-15
minutes prior to
class time
-Remain in shoe
area if a class is on
your mat.
-Never disturb class
in session
-Quietly stretch on
your mat to prepare
for class before it
begins
-All Jewelry must be
removed prior to
class
Tots Open
3:30pm-4:00pm
Mat 1
-All valuables
should be left in
your car
Youth Beginner/Int
4:00-4:50pm
Mat 1
Youth /Teen
Advanced
5:00-5:50pm
Mat 1
Varsity Program
5:00pm-5:50pm
Mat 2
Adult Kickboxing
6:00-6:50pm
Mat 1
-Clean uniform and
hygiene habits are a
must
BJJ Open
4:00pm-5:00pm
Mat 2
-School tee shirt
and shorts should
be worn under uniform
-All guests should
remain in the viewing room
Tots Open
5:00pm-5:30pm
Mat 1
Youth Beginner/Int
6:00-6:50pm
Mat 1
Adult Kenpo Open
7:00-7:50pm
Mat 1
-All shoes must be
kept the benches.
Coats hung up on
hooks
Tots Program- 4-6 year olds
Youth Program- 7-11 year olds
Teen Program- 12-17 year olds
Adult Program- (18+) Varsity Program (Instructor nominated only) BJJ-(Instructor invite only)
Beginners: White-Adv. Orange Belt
Intermediates: Purple-Adv. Green Belt
Advanced: Red-Black Belt
Open : All Ranks Welcome
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Summer Tips
Things to Remember For Summer!
•C
lass times will remain the same whether at the Dojo or during Stratham Hill Park Days! So
make sure you read and post your calendar so you arrive at the right location for class!
• If weather is bad on any day that classes meet at Stratham Hill Park, then normal classes
will be held at the Exeter Dojo. When in doubt call the school or check the website and your
email for verification. We will make the decision by noon each day.
• Please be sure to put sunscreen on your kids on days that are going to be outside! Also
water bottles with your kids will insure that no one dehydrates.
• Every Friday is Buddy Day. All we need is a name, address and phone number of the child’s
buddy. There is no limit on the amount of buddies a student may bring. We just ask that the
parents of the buddy be informed of where they are going and the appropriate pick up time
be scheduled.
• Please be sure kids ALWAYS bring something to wear on their feet! Running shoes
or the sandals that strap around the ankle are best. Flip-flops are not recommended.
Footwear is a MUST whether we are here at the Dojo or at Stratham Hill Park. Students
without shoes will not be allowed outside.
When in doubt, CALL!
Website: www.kimacnh.com
778-8475 770-2555 770-4037 office
John’s Cell
Craig’s Cell
Messages will be checked frequently during July and August!
Summer Calendars
June 1
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CLOSED FOR SUMMER BREAK JULY 1 - JULY 10
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CLOSED
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*All Classes at Stratham Hill Park
Soon Your Child’s Birthday will be here! Have You Thought
Of A Theme Yet? Let Us Help You With Some Of The
Awesome Themed Birthday Party’s We Offer!
Here’s How It Works:
-All Party’s are held either Friday Evening or Saturday
Afternoon. Call and reserve your day and time at least a
month in advance.
- You supply all the party goods. (Cake,drinks, plates etc.)
We Supply Everything Else!
-Party’s generally last 90 minutes. However, You may
request more time for a nominal fee.
Pricing Structure:
Numbers are based on Participating Kids
10 or less kids $99
11-15 kids
$139
Over 15 kids
$179
For More Information Or To Schedule A Party
Contact:
Additional Time–
30 minutes blocks $25
*Additional Price Applies
Craig Wharem
[email protected] or 778-8475
Focus On The Journey
by Craig Wharem
As I write this article we are approaching Memorial Day. I’d like to take this opportunity to honor
a family member of mine who fought in World War 2. Recently a student at George Washington
University did a research article about him. What follows is an excerpt of the paper.
“A freshly minted second lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Vincent “Vinnie” Francis Byrne
spent his last few hours in the United States mere miles from where he was born and raised in
Melrose, Massachusetts. Waiting with the rest of his company at a port in Boston, he would instead head east across the
Atlantic, in preparation of the Allied landings along the French coast in Normandy.
Like so many others, Vinnie would not return from Europe. He would be the only Byrne brother not to survive World
War Two, leaving behind a large extended family. Unlike many others, Vinnie was afforded an opportunity not to go overseas
yet chose to anyway, making what Abraham Lincoln called “the last full measure of devotion” the ultimate sacrifice on the
Normandy coast...
On June 5, as those storming the beaches at Utah and Omaha made their final preparations, most of the 112th
was on a training drill. With the exception of one regimental combat team, the majority of the men would have to wait over
a month until they would make it to the coast of France. There was disappointment among the men that they would not be
involved in the landing and as they conducted their training, they could the thundering of planes overhead.
On June 29, the battalion received orders to head to St. Lo. The men were alarmed by the extent of the damage
that had befallen the town. Two days later, just outside St. Lo, 1st battalion had its true entrance into combat at the
objective.. They encountered two SS divisons, the panzer division “Das Reich” The mission was declared a success for the
Allies in a unit report but the regiment sustained nearly 300 casualties, including 54 killed in action. 2nd Lt. Vincent Byrne
was among them, killed during the difficult fighting to take Hill 210, later renamed “Purple Heart Hill” by the battalion.”
This article was sent to my family along with pictures of my great-uncle during his service. We had grown up
listening to stories of the war, my grandfather and his four brothers all served during that time. Only Vinnie didn’t make it
home. My grandfather was on a battleship in the Pacific the day the Japanese surrendered.
Please take the time to remember those who sacrificed so we could live, who protected people they didn’t know
because of the foundation that this country was built on.
Important Dates
June 17-19 Closed for Karate Weekend Camp
June 20 Summer Schedule Begins
July 2-10 Vacation, re-open on July 11th
August 27
Summer Showcase
August 29
Fall Schedule Begins
Here are some of the 2016 summer highlights in the Town of Exeter.
Concerts on Swasey Parkway begin on Thursday, June 16th at 6:00pm The
concerts continue on Thursday nights with the last concert scheduled for
Thursday, July 28th. There are no rain dates for these concerts.
SummerFest is on Saturday, June 25 from 10-4 in the downtown area.
Brass Band Concerts on the historic bandstand begin on Monday night, June
27th at 7:30pm. The Exeter Brass Band is the longest performing band
in the United States. They perform for five consecutive Monday nights. In
case of rain the concerts move inside to Exeter Town Hall.
American Independence Festival kicks-off on Friday, July 15th with
a chicken bbq hosted by HERON and the Exeter Firefighters’ Relief
Association at the Town House Common Park. The Independence Festival is
Saturday, July 16th beginning a 10:00. The festival closes at 4:00. Concert
beginning at 6:45pm and fireworks at 8:45pm on Swasey Parkway.
Thursday, July 28th is the first HERON Outdoor Movie for 2016. This is a
double feature night with a concert from 6-8 and the movie starting around
8:15. Karate International is again sponsoring the HERON Outdoor Movie
Series! Movies will continue for the four Thursday nights in August.
The summer wraps up on Labor Day with the Exeter UFO Festival. This is a
two day festival, Saturday and Sunday.
visitexeternh.com for details. VisitExeterNH is on facebook, twitter & instagram.

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