Harbored Tranquility
The Dojo Taisei, a Karate club founded in 2001 by Dietmar Vetten, has recently relocated to the Sportpark Niederheid. This move was driven by the opportunity for better development, as the new location offers improved facilities and a more accessible location.
The head trainer and founder of the Dojo Taisei, Dietmar Vetten, holds a 3rd Dan rank in Karate. He, along with co-department heads Marco Kiernan (2nd Dan) and Jens Förster (1st Dan), places a strong emphasis on character development in addition to teaching Karate.
With the inclusion of Karate in the Olympic Games, the sport has experienced a worldwide boom. This growth has not been limited to the competitive scene, as clubs like the Dojo Taisei are seeing an increase in membership and interest.
The members of the Dojo Taisei, including the trainers, aim to quickly grow their Dojo and attract new members at the Sportpark Niederheid. To achieve this, they plan to offer diverse class schedules, host community events, and partner with local schools and organizations for outreach.
Weekly training for beginners aged 14 and above, and Karateka from the yellow belt, is held three times a week in the fitness hall of the Sportpark Niederheid. A children's training will be offered next year.
For those interested in joining the Dojo Taisei, registration can be done by email to [email protected]. Questions about Karate at the Dojo Taisei can be sent to [email protected].
Christian Tribowski, another department head and trainer at the Dojo Taisei, emphasizes that Karate is an ideal sport for today's stressed world as it teaches calmness and the ability to handle pressure. He believes that the practice of Karate helps in the development of character.
All information about the Dojo Taisei can be found at www.sfd.de. For specific details on their strategy after moving to Sportpark Niederheid, it is recommended to consult their official communications, website, or contact them directly.
The Dojo Taisei, with its relocation to the Sportpark Niederheid, is not only focusing on improving its facilities and accessibility, but also expanding its membership, as emphasized by the trainers. In light of the worldwide boom of Karate, especially after its inclusions in the Olympics, the Dojo Taisei is eager to attract new members and grow.
