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Dickson-Wilde earned a pair of bronze medals at the recent Karate B.C. Provincial Championships.

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Dickinson Wilde, won bronze in the Kata discipline, which involves demonstrations in a sequence of moves, as well as a bronze in sparring. HeB次元官网网址檚 already looking ahead to the Victoria Open Karate Championship on June 26 at Central Middle School in Victoria.

Sensei Dickinson-Wilde, who operates Sooke Shukokai with his wife, Sensei Suzi Dickinson-Wilde, said they recently resumed classes after shutting down for two years because of COVID-19.

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They had about 60 members from beginners to adults taking classes which are held at the clubhouse at Fred Milne Park before the shutdown, and the couple is anxious to get back to pre-pandemic numbers.

If you would like more information, including rates and class schedules, please go online to sookekarate.ca.

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