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Masonville Road
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Laurel, NJ 08054
(856)
235-0414
E-mail: info@dinotokarate.com
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Press Center FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE February 22, 2003
The event will be held at Dinoto Karate Center, located in Masonville Square, Larchmont Boulevard and Ark Road, Mt. Laurel, New Jersey on Saturday, February 22, 2003. Contact Erika Dinoto at 856-235-0414 for more information about the event or Dinoto Karate Center. Project Action is a community-based organization and is supported almost entirely by community-based fundraisers.
Contact:Erika
Dinoto, Dinoto Karate Center GRAPPLING/JUJITSU EXPERT TO HOST CLINIC AT DINOTO KARATE CENTER Mt. Laurel, NJ - Master John Hassett will be conducting a grappling/jujitsu clinic at Dinoto Karate Center, Masonville Square, Larchmont Boulevard and Ark Road, on Saturday, June 1st. The clinic will be divided into age-specific classes that will last for approximately one hour each. Hassett is a fourth degree black belt and is well known in the martial arts field as an expert technician in grappling/jujitsu. "We're very excited that Master Hassett has agreed to host a clinic at our studio," said Michael Dinoto, President of Dinoto Karate. "His clinics are always exciting and his terrific sense of humor makes them very enjoyable." Contact Erika Dinoto at 856-235-0414 for more information about the clinic, Master Hassett or Dinoto Karate Center. For Immediate Release Dinoto Karate
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Mount Laurel, NJ - Dinoto Karate Center is hosting its "Super Kids Summer Camp" this summer. Michael Dinoto, President, said, "In addition to leaping, rolling, running and kicking like there's no tomorrow, the kids will make new friends, learn how to deal with bullies and develop new anger management skills. Our camps are small in size, big on fun and very affordable." "My staff and I are very excited about the camp this year and can't wait until July,"; Dinoto continued. For more information
about the Summer Camp or Dinoto Karate, contact Erika Dinoto at
The rigorous test included students from five South Jersey studios and consisted of eight segments: basic drilling and terminology, forms, one-steps, sparring, self-defense, ground defense, endurance and board breaking. The students' ages ranged from 9 to 56 years old with most students having trained between 3-1/2 to 7 years. Preparation for this event started back in October with the students making extra classes, researching material and writing essays. Michael Dinoto, chief instructor, said, "All of the students did a terrific job at demonstrating their readiness to test. Our studio is proud of them all." Contact Erika Dinoto at 856-235-0414 for more information about the test or Dinoto Karate Center.
The event will be held
at Dinoto Karate Center, located in Masonville Square, Larchmont
Contact Erika Dinoto at 856-235-0414 for more information about the event or Dinoto Karate Center. Project Action is a community-based organization and is supported almost entirely by community-based fundraisers.
INTERNATIONAL MARTIAL
ARTS CELEBRITY JOINS DINOTO KARATE Mt. Laurel, NJ-Dinoto Karate Center is proud to announce that international actor and martial artist, Peter Liciaga, has accepted the position of assistant instructor. Peter Liciaga, an actor for over 15 years, is a third degree black belt and the European Olympic Sparring Champion. He has trained in the martial arts for over 25 years and was the featured martial artist in June 1999 issue of Budo Karate magazine. Liciaga has enjoyed success starring in shows West Side Story, Jesus Christ Superstar, Once on this Island and Sesame Street Live. Peter recently returned from Europe where he performed the role of Rocky 2 in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Starlight Express. "I have performed in front of thousands of people all over the world and I wanted to do something that would not only change lives but help make this world a better place - I wanted to do more than just share in a few minutes of applause. I wanted to be involved - hands on - and share in lives," explains Liciaga. "I first started karate growing up in the Bronx. Being in the tough area, I had to learn how to defend myself. However, as an adult, I realize that martial arts can be used as a tool to instill great character. It can build not only a stronger and healthier body, but also develop great self-discipline and self-respect." Michael Dinoto, President of Dinoto Karate, adds, "We knew Peter was a special the minute we met him. Aside from being an excellent technician , Peter also has the inner qualities that make a great martial arts, including humility. As a matter of fact, we didn't know he was a celebrity until a few months after he was training in our school! We are honored and flattered that he has accepted this position and look forward to a long relationship with him."
DINOTO KARATE STUDENTS
GO FOR THEIR BLACK BELT! Mt. Laurel, NJ-Dinoto Karate Center sent 2 of its students for Second Degree Black Belt and 1 student to test for First Degree Black Belt on Saturday, October 6th, at the Seventh Annual South Jersey Tang Soo Do Dan Classing, which was conducted at the Gloucester County YMCA. The rigorous 3 hour test included students for five South Jersey studios and consisted of eight segments: a demonstration segment where the students had the opportunity to perform their best techniques, basic drilling and terminology, forms, one steps, sparring, self-defense, ground defense, endurance and board breaking. The students' ages ranged from 9 to 36 years old with most students having trained between 3-1/2 to 7 years. Preparation for this event started back in April with the students making extra classes, researching material and writing essays. Michael Dinoto, chief instructor, said "All of the students did a terrrific job at demonstrating their readiness to test. Our studio is proud of them all." |
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