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South Island Training Camp and Kyu Grading

The Ranfurly dojo is hosting the South Island training camp and kyu grading which will be held on the 21st-22nd of November. Guest instructors include Sensei John Marrable (5th Dan), Sensei Phil Seddon (4th Dan), Sensei Gabriel Phillips (4th Dan) and Sensei Tony Clarke (4th Dan). Please RSVP with numbers attending before October 31st.

For more information, visit
details/ranfurly09

Event Details
What
Regional training Grading
When
Between 21-Nov-2009 10:00 AM and 22-Nov-2009 01:00 PM
Where
Glimmerburn Hall, Glimmerburn, Ranfurly
Contact details
Name
Tony Clarke
Contact Email
virgo1@clear.net.nz
Contact Phone
(03) 444-9261
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