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Displays: The Sokudo
Squad
Serving the community through
the Sokudo Squad
DISPLAYS
Sokudo is a Japanese word that means lightning. The Sokudo Squad was formed in 1990 as a display squad to allow members of the public to gain an insight into the physical techniques of the Ninjas. The Squad consists of highly trained members who are skilled in the many aspects of Ninjukai Taijutsu. Some are selected for their physical prowess in unarmed combat, some for their proficiency in weaponry while others for their mastery of spontaneity
The Squad has participated in many events, including touring schools and colleges, to allow students to understand the background of the Art.
The Sokudo Squad does not shirk from its responsibility to the community; it has made itself readily available to Charities. The Squad has participated in charitable functions organised by Telethon, the Lions Club, the Apex Club, Local Councils, Schools and other institutions.
WORKSHOPS
Our Instructors are also available for self-defence workshops, from a two-hour session to multiple classes at our Dojo or on-site. These workshops can be customised to suit the needs of each student group. Often we are asked to teach groups that consists of people ranging in ages 18 to 55+ and with a great variance in fitness levels.
Ninjukai Taijutsu teaches with compassion and seeks to increase the potential of all people to protect themselves, not just those who already are gifted with natural strength and athleticism.
These workshops help increase the safety awareness of your personnel, provide a team-bonding experience & gives confidence to staff who may be required to work late or unsupervised.
Send an e-mail to us with your business or group needs and we can propose a workshop that will benefit all.
Corporate Self Defence Course
Our last workshop was for the staff of the Dept' of Housing on the 18th of June. Over five weeks they were shown the basics of Blocking & Striking, Locking techniques, Throws & Breakfalls and more.
Those who need our services can contact us via email at secretary@ninjukai.com.au
Visit the link below to see our involvement in the community.
SCHOOL DISPLAYS | COMMUNITY FAIRS
TELSTRA COMMUNITY CONNECTION GRANT
May, 2009
As part of their community activities TELSTRA provides donations to non-profit groups that provide services for the community. The Australian Ninjukai Association submitted an application via Sensei Paul Reed to TELSTRA highlighting our years of participation in local fairs and community festivals which was accepted and resulted in a generous donation to allow our volunteer SOKUDO SQUAD members to continue giving their time.
Recent Displays
Hyde Park Community Fair - 27th & 28th February 2010
Local events like Hyde Park are always a dream, the people are great and the community just loves the ninjas
(i mean, who doesn't?).
So when we weren't raiding the free samples at the Nandos marquee, the ninjas were making themselves the centre
of attention all over the park by rolling out from behind stalls, and dropping out of trees.
This event we were really wanting to pump the message of safety to the local crowd, so we represented this with a
stall made up of wooden and rubber weapons.
Mini displays were going on all day to the sounds of gasps and awe as some of the big throws made their
landings felt. Good thing ninjas are unbreakable. Look for us again at Hyde Park next year!
Wai-Con Anime Festival - 23rd January 2010
Channel 7 Christmas Pagent - 6th December 2009.
Vic Park Mall Festival - 29th November 2009, a lead up to the Christmas Pagent
Maylands Peninsula Primary School - 25th October 2009
Curtin University - 16th October 2009
The Perth Royal Show 2009 - Ninjukai was proud to be invited back for another week at the 2009 Perth Royal Show.
A Review Of Selected Displays