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So You Want to Be a Sailor MAKE YOUR SEVERANCE COUNT! Volume 58 Number 12 | March 25, 2013 Michael Smith Mortgage Professional Free legals with completed mortgage. 15% Call today for details. Military Bus: 250.483.1365 Cell: 250.580.0896 Discount [email protected] MARPAC NEWS CFB Esquimalt, Victoria, B.C. www.msmortgages.ca 250•381•8725 www.lookoutnewspaper.com 102-1497 Admirals Road (Near Base) 878 Viewfi eld Rd. www.upakstorage.com So you want to be a sailor photo courtesy of PO2 Thandi Pilkey Cody Bauml of Edward Milne Secondary practices the proper procedure for flipping a capsized life raft during HMCS Malahat’s Sailor for a Week exercises last week at Naden Athletic Centre. We proudly serve the www.canex.ca 15% off Canadian Forces Community Regular priced No Interest merchandise As a military family we understand for Military your cleaning needs during ongoing Credit Plan - earn points on service, deployment and relocation. Pharmasave Rewards members and www.mollymaid.ca your everyday purchases to spend in-store their family Month terms 101-1497 Admirals Rd. (250) 744-3427 250-388-5051 [email protected] 2 • LOOKOUT March 25, 2013 Cadets explore the military life during March Break Shawn O’Hara leadership.” Left: Sea cadets from across British Staff Writer The cadets were part of the Columbia practice basic Taekwon- 2013 Regional Inter-Divisional Do striking techniques during Lined up on the hardwood Seamanship Competition. The the 2013 Regional Inter-division floor of the Naden Athletic week-long event took place Seamanship Competition. Centre gym last week, the row over spring break and tested the Below: MS Shianne Auger of 158 naval skills of select sea cadets of cadets more closely resem- Grizzly Cadet Corps is instructed in from across British Columbia. bled the ranks of disciplined striking techniques by James Tosoff. Royal Canadian Navy sailors. Part of the event included The group of 30 youth, under teambuilding exercises, such Shawn O’Hara, Lookout the tutelage of James Tosoff, as the martial arts lesson, to were being given an overview strengthen leadership and on the basic rules of taekwon- cooperation. do, kickboxing, and jujitsu. “It was a lot of fun, and it was “I’ve trained a few military very enlightening,” says PO1 personnel in my time, so I Emily Roberts of Sea Cadet wanted to work with the kids Corps 137 Kamloops. “We get who could be the future of our to do a lot of things in cadets military,” says Tosoff, owner and but this was a new experience Chief Instructor at Westcoast for me.” Taekwon-Do. “This is a prime She has been training in kara- time in their lives, where the te for 10 years, but says the discipline and physical fitness opportunity to try a new style learned through martial arts of martial arts was exciting. can impact their future.” “Even if it’s just the basics Tosoff and his instructors it’s still a new experience,” she gave the cadets demonstrations says. and theory lessons on the basic PO1 Roberts says her time strikes, kicks, blocks, fighting in martial arts has greatly ben- stances and warm up exercise. efited her time as a cadet, They were also shown basic and the cross-over in skill sets juijitsu grapples and kickbox- shouldn’t be over looked. ing strikes. “I gained my basic leadership “These techniques are build- skills through karate, and they ing blocks for fitness and dis- were enhanced by the cadets,” cipline,” says Tosoff. “It’s the she says. “The mindset of karate lessons at the core of the tech- is very similar to the mindset of niques that are really impor- the cadets. 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