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GOSHIN Clinic

to be held

Grand Master Joe Brague & Master George Bierman were recently featured on WNEP16.
Hope you got a chance to see it!

September 18th

Saturday in

Williamsport, Pa

Y W C A

Time : 11AM - 2PM

Fee: $25.00 for clinic

Black Belts only: $5.00 newsletter fee

Picnic afterwards at the Brague's. Bring towel, etc and a dish to pass.

Please let The Masters Brague

know how many are coming from your school.

The clinic will consist of :

1. Blind-folded techniques and self-awareness

2. Learn a New Weapon-'Kubotan'

3. Self defense techniques for every day
use

The clinic will be

useful for all ranks

and ages,

youth included

Keystone Games Results

On August 7,2004, the 2004 Keystone State Games were held in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Grandmaster Joe Brague, Director of Goshin Jutsu Karate, USA, received an award for his support and carrying on the tradition of the Martial Arts from Grandmaster James Martin. Master George Bierman won three gold medals in weapons, kata and kumite. He also won a bronze in team kumite and received a plack for the most outstanding male athlete in karate at the Keystone Games. All were in the black belt division. Paula Schall won a gold in weapons and two silvers in kata and kumite in the women’s black belt division. Gary Stebbins won a gold in kata, silver in weapons and a bronze in team kumite in the black belt division. Jerry French won a gold in weapons, silver in kata and kumite and a bronze in team kumite in the black belt division.

Bryant Brown captured silver in kumite in the brown belt division. Taylor Robleski received two gold’s in kata and kumite in the purple belt division. Joe Brague, Jr. won a gold in kumite in the green belt division. Cody Miller won three gold’s in the children’s purple belt division in weapons, kata and kumite. Bill Lundy captured a bronze in weapons and a bronze in team kumite in the yellow belt division. Melissa Hall received an honorable mention in the women’s 14-year-old brown belt division.

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