Category: News
Demo for International Night at Hope Valley, Apr. 20th!
Thank you to everyone who came out to help with our demo at International Night on April 20th! Our group of Sensei Bill, Sensei Andrew, Sindi, Cat, Shannon, Brian, Cullen and Lindsay did a great job! We demonstrated basics, different levels of kata, self-defense, iaido and kobudo!
Autism Awareness Month/Day!
April is Autism Awareness Month and April 2nd is National Autism Awareness Day! “Autism is a journey I never planned for, but I sure do love my tour guide! I’m an Autism dad!” Sensei https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjHb0ivKNPA
AAU Nationals results!
Team CMAC just competed in the AAU National Karate Championships held in Raleigh, NC! Our seven member team brought back sixteen medals and several national champions! Team results are as follows: Micheal Goss – silver/kumite; Matias Bross – bronze/kata; Nathan Henshall – bronze/short kobudo, bronze/long kobudo; Marc Mitzner...
Recent advanced promotion!
Debbera Carson was promoted to Renshi by Kyoshi Troy Price! Renshi is an advanced teaching title that literally means “polished expert”. Congratulations to Renshi Carson for this fine accomplishment and award!
AAU State and Goldsboro tournament results!
Great job to team CMAC for their recent tournament performances. Individual medal counts are as follows! Go for the Gold Tournament, Goldsboro, N.C., Feb. 21st – Nancy Chase – gold/kata, silver/kobudo, silver/mandatory kata. Bill Harmon – bronze/kumite, bronze/kobudo. David Henshall – gold/kumite, gold/kobudo, silver/kata, silver/mandatory kata. Nathan Henshall...
December Testing!
Congratulations to those who tested on Dec. 17th and 18th! Great job and keep up the good work! Not pictured is Joshua P.!
Christmas donation to Hope Valley Elementary School!
Thank you to everyone in our CMAC family who contributed to our Christmas collection for Hope Valley Elementary! Your giving heart and unselfishness never seize to amaze me! We also had enough donations to help with another school, Merrick-Moore Elementary! Pictured are some of the items that were...