IKD Sutton

IKD Sutton

  Sensei Malcolm Noble is a 5th degree black belt. He started karate in 1980 at Mt. Allison University in New Brunswick, where he was taking a BSC in Physics. During the summers he came back to Ontario to work, and trained in Toronto with Sensei Woon-a-Tai. After finishing his Physics degree, Malcolm moved to Halifax where he continued to train in karate at Dalhousie University, and completed a degree in Engineering. The Professional Engineer moved back to Ontario and developed and runs a retirement community. He also started a dojo in Sutton, Ontario. Malcolm didn't begin to seriously compete in karate until he was in his forties. In 2007 he won a bronze in men's kumite at Nationals. In the 2008 Worlds he came 4th in individual kata, earned a silver in Senior Men's kumite, and gold in Senior Men's team kata. Five members from the Sutton dojo won medals at the Worlds, including Malcolm's son Rigel. The 2009 Nationals in Calgary resulted in more medals, and Malcolm is looking forward to competing at the Pan American games in Guyana in August 2010.  

Noble House Dojo

Sutton IKD
6259 Black River Road
Sutton West, ON L0E 1R0
Phone: 905-722-4193
 
Chief Instructor:
Malcolm Noble, 5th Dan
  
Hours of Operation:
Monday 5:15-7:00 PM / brown & black belts
Tuesday 8:30-9:30 AM / brown & black belts
Tuesday 6:00-7:00 PM / beginner
Wednesday 7:15-8:15 AM / brown & black belts
Wednesday 5:15-7:00 PM / brown & black belts
Thursday 8:30-9:30 AM / brown & black belts
Thursday 5:00-6:00 PM / beginner
Friday 12:15-1:15 lunch / open
 
 
Tournament History:
Sutton dojo wins six world medals at ISKF's world cup in 2008
Malcolm Noble - silver in Senior Men's kumite, gold in team kata, 4th in kata
Dylan Mundy - bronze in Junior men's kumite
Liam Lumley - silver in boys 12-13 team kata
Jeremy Burrows-Balka - silver in boys 10-11 team kata
Rigel Noble-Koza - gold in boys 8-9 team kata
Jen Burrows - alternate on senior women's team kata -  senior women's team won gold

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