Semester and Fee Information
Semester Times
Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
Semester 3 |
September - December |
January - March |
April - June |
Semester Fees
1 Student |
2 Student |
3 Student |
4 Student |
5 Student |
$210.00 |
$420.00 |
$577.50 |
$682.50 |
$787.50 |
Full Year Fees
1 Student |
2 Student |
3 Student |
4 Student |
5 Student |
$525.00 |
$1050.00 |
$1470.00 |
$1785.00 |
$2100.00 |
Due to Rising costs, we will be adding an annual fee of $60 per Student to cover thier membership with the Karate Alberta, Karate Canada, and the Canadian Chito-Ryu Karate-Do Association Fees.
Additional fee of $50 required per Gi after registration
Conduct In and Out of the Dojo
- Always conduct yourself in a formal, respectful manner at all times when in the dojo. Remain quiet while other classes are in session
- Always refer to instructors as Sensei (head instructors) or sempai (assistant instructor).
- Unnecessary roughness, crude language are strictly forbidden.
- Students must always bow on entry and exit from the dojo and as directed by the sensei.
- Prompt attendance is expected of all students. If you arrive late, proceed to the side of the class and sit in seiza until your presence is recognized by the Sensei. When this occurs, the Sensei will turn in your direction and you will stand up, bow to your Sensei, and proceed to the back of the class.
- If you need to leave class early, or stop training for any reason, wait until your instructor finishes the drill or exercise, then raise your hand to catch the instructors’ attention. Your instructor may ask the reason then dismiss you with a bow.
- Orders must be followed without question or hesitation. Remember that Karate is a form of self discipline studied with a view to forming strong will, humility and good character.
Apparel
- A complete uniform must be worn by all students who have completed the introductory
program. The Chito-Ryu crest is to be worn over the left breast.
- The belt must be worn in the proper fashion, in the colour representing your correct rank, and must be worn at all times.
- If the belt becomes undone during practice, the student will face in the opposite direction from his opponent or class and secure the belt.
- For the safety of yourself and your fellow students, all jewelery must be removed before
training, and fingernails and toenails are to be trimmed short.
- Shoes must not be worn in the dojo and placed neatly at the entrance to avoid tripping.
Kyu (kyew) - Ranks below Black Belt
Title |
Pronunciation |
Belt Colour |
nanakyu |
nah-nah-kyew |
White |
gokyu |
go-kyew |
Yellow |
yonkyu |
yohn-kyew |
Orange |
sankyu |
san-kyew |
Green |
nikyu |
nee-kyew |
Blue |
ikkyu |
eek-kyew |
Brown |
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Dan (dahn) - Ranks of Black Belt
Title |
Pronunciation |
Rank |
shodan |
show-dahn |
first degree |
nidan |
nee-dahn |
second degree |
sandan |
san-dahn |
third degree |
yondan |
yohn-dahn |
fourth degree |
godan |
go-dahn |
fifth degree |
rokudan |
rohk-oo-dahn |
sixth degree |
nanadan |
nah-nah-dahn |
seventh degree |
hachidan |
hach-ee-dahn |
eighth degree |
kudan |
koo-dahn |
ninth degree |
judan |
joo-dahn |
tenth degree |
Teaching Ranks
Title |
Pronunciation |
Rank |
sensei |
sehn-say |
dojo head teacher |
sempai |
sehm-pie |
senior student |
shidoin |
she-do-in |
instructor |
shihan |
she-han |
senior instructor |
renshi |
ren-she |
polished senior instructor |
kyoshi |
key-o-shi |
master instructor |