SKI（ショー・コスギ塾）インストラクターを募集〈急募〉いたします。
映画製作により、インストラクターが不足するため、SKI（ショー・コスギ塾）では、
子供たちにアクション・英語を教えるインストラクターを急募いたします。
先生になれるチャンスです！
■業務内容
アクション・アクロバット・武道・英語の講師として子供たちに教えていただきます。
■勤務時間
金曜日 14:00 - 22:00
土曜日 9:00 - 18:30
1週間に2日間だけのお仕事です。
■勤務地
SKI（ショー・コスギ塾）
東京都目黒区原町2-4-7 カステーオ目黒原町B1
■資格
●18歳以上
●日本語、日常英会話が出来る方
●武道、アクロバット、アクションを子供へ指導できる方。
■給与・待遇等
能力により給与や待遇が決定されます。3ヶ月間は研修アルバイト、交通費支給
〈応募方法〉
下記の住所に、写真付きの履歴書をお送りください。書類選考の後に面接となります。
送り先：
〒152-0011 東京都目黒区原町2-4-7 カステーオ目黒原町B1
SKI（ショー・コスギ塾） 採用係まで
新しいクオーターの始まり！
10月からショー・コスギ塾は今年の4つ目のクオーターに突入します。
（クオーターというのは1/4という意味で、SKIはレッスンを
3ヶ月ごとに1クオーターとして区切っています）
その前に、道場が大変なことに・・・
なんだか見慣れないものが道場に作られています。
なぜか事務所内にも。
実はこれ、道場のエアコンの取替え工事なのです。
ここ数日かけて職人さんが足場を作り、地上4ｍの場所にある大型の
業務用エアコンを取り替えていたのでした。
今年の猛暑中は6台あるうちのエアコン3台が一気に壊れたので、
ショー・コスギ塾の子供達は汗だくになりながら練習をしていました。
これでやっとエアコンも直り、冬は暖房もつけられますね！
このエアコン取り替え工事前にはSKIの先生達で道場内の
模様変えをしました。生徒の皆さん、結果は来てからのお楽しみです。
また次のクオーターも頑張りましょう！
東日本大震災について
この度、東日本大震災による被害を受けられた皆様に謹んでお見舞い申し上げます。
一日も早い復興、そして被災者の皆様が安定した生活を送ることができるよう切に願い、
心よりお祈り申し上げます。
SKI（ショー・コスギ塾）
夏の思い出
2010年11月11日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
ショー・コスギ塾長の特別レッスンレポート！
先月はショー・コスギ塾長がデモチームの指導に来てくださいました。
前回お知らせした通り、１１月１９日、２２日にSKIのデモチームが
イベントに参加するため、その内容を指導しにいらしたのでした。
デモチームメンバーもみんな熱心にショーさんのアドバイスを聞いています。
メンバーがパフォーマンスを開始すると、ショーさんの的確なアドバイスが飛びます。
“That has to be faster!” 「それは早くないと！」
”You’ve got to make that very slow.” 「そこは凄くゆっくり動いて！」
パフォーマンスのメリハリを考えて、メンバーの能力を最大限に引き出せる内容を考えます。
ショーさんご自身がお手本を見せつつ教えているので、メンバーも必死です。
練習の最後にはショー・コスギ塾長からメンバー個人個人にアドバイスをしてくれました。
レッスン中はもちろん厳しいですが、最後にはジョークを言ってメンバーを笑わせてくれる場面も。
余談ですが、塾長が教える前週から気合を入れていたメンバーがいたそうで、
当日の朝は兄弟そろって意気込み、とても早く道場にきたとか。
ROCK CHALLENGE 本番まで2週間を切りました！またバリバリ練習です！
Happy Halloween!
These are a few pictures from our October lessons.
2009年11月17日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Our new quarter 202 class
Today marks the end of the first week of our new quarter with kids who just leveled up into their
new classes getting used to new classmates and a different curriculum. Its just going to get harder so keep up the good work!!
2009年10月06日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Special Gymnastics Class
We had guest teacher Kanami Ikoi come in this week and teach gymnastics to our junior kids. She made sure to teach the kids the basics that many of them lack. It was a great class and the kids all learned about how they should look when doing gymnastics.
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English Idioms #9
Wake up and smell the coffee!
気をつけて！集中しなさい！
Paper tiger
強く見えるけど本当は弱い。
ex. He may be very big but he is really just a paper tiger.
2009年09月16日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Summer Beach Event
This past weekend we all had a great time at Miura Beach!!
After Saturday's practice, we had baths and then slept over at the dojo. In the morning we had a healthy breakfast then set out by train to our destination. The kids had a great time playing in the sand and really enjoyed the waves. Our return was a good time to rest as we all had a lot of sun and upon our return to the dojo we sat and relaxed while eating watermelon!
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English Idioms #8
In stitches.
腹が捩れるぐらい笑える
ex. That comedian had me in stitches after their act.
Beauty is only skin deep.
表面や最初は良くても、その裏や後は悪い可能性がある。
Never judge a book by its cover.
見た目はぼろい/汚いけど、中身は最高可能性がある。
2009年08月11日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Observation Day
This past week was parent observations and the kids put on their best moves to show off to Mom and Dad. Next time we will show them even cooler moves!!
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English Idioms #5
The last laugh.
色んな試練を乗り越え、勝ち抜いた後のことわざ。
Happy go-lucky
マイペースの人
2009年06月25日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Taiko
These are a couple snapshots of our Wa-daiko class on Saturday. Unfortunately we cannot practice on our real drums because the powerful beats disturb our neighbors!
English Idioms #4
She's as sharp as a tack!
彼女の頭は良いんです！（頭の回転が速いとか、賢い）
He's as fast as greased lightning!
彼は稲妻のように早い！
2009年05月12日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
More Mats
Here are some of our students piling onto the new (used) mats we have recieved. We also were
fortunate enough to get another crash pad and mini trampoline as well. With these, we can expand the repertoire of drills we do and they are just plain fun to climb on.
English Idioms #3
No way!
信じられない！/絶対いや！
What a shock./That's shocking.
ビックリした。
2009年04月08日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Nunchucks!
We finally got our nunchuck order in and the kids are pumped! There were a few bruises and goose eggs but still with the mistakes, everyone is excited and training hard with them. I hope to have pictures of the students with the nunchucks soon!
English Idioms #2
Just kidding!
冗談ですよ！
Give me a break!
冗談言うな！
2009年03月25日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Rock climbing!
We were blessed with great weather for our winter event. It's just too bad that we spent it indoors most of the time. It was all well worth it to try rock climbing and everyone had fun.
Let us make the next event just as fun and memorable!
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English Idioms #1
Take a break.
短い休憩を取りなさい。
Take it easy!
力抜いて！（ピリピリなって、回りを見えないぐらいになる時に使います。）
2009年03月05日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Weapons Practice
Here are some pictures of one of our intensive weapons classes.
English vs. Japanese #10
One of the differences I have noticed between English and Japanese is the use of the tongue. I believe English uses the tongue in hard quick fashion like boxing. Japanese uses the tongue to flow from sound to sound, softer like tai chi. I know its not a great example but its best I can come up since I have noticed the differences.
2009年02月07日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Gymnastics
Here are some pix of our kids practicing their acrobatic moves.
English vs. Japanese #9
Did you know that Y-shirts (ワイシャツ) in Japan is actually a mistaken straight
English translation for White Shirt?
2009年01月29日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
New Camera!
I have managed to get one of other cameras working and this one takes better pictures of figures in motion! Have a look!
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English vs. Japanese #8
This section has gradually changed into the differences I have noticed between the two cultures I find myself inbetween.
This week I caught a nasty cold and as an American, going to the doctor is the last thing you want to do with a cold because they charge you too much, 'might' give you medicine, if you are in a different city than your regular doctor they charge you even more. Don't get me wrong, I think America has some of the greatest medical tools in the world to save lives. But the health insurance is crap and so are the support services.
Since I've been in Japan, I have been to six different hospitals and clinics around the country and they took care of my problems after showing them my national health insurance card. I get the medicine I need and dont have to wait till there is a doctor that falls into my insurance plan. It ain't perfect, but it is quick, easy and reliable.
2009年01月17日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Happy New Year!!
Little Jumpers
This is a small montage of our youngest kids learning to get over their fear of heights.
English vs. Japanese #7
Where I am from in America (the Pacific Northwest), it is rare to see umbrellas as the wind will usually carry them away, so most people have sturdy rain coats that can also be used as ski gear. The storms aren't even that severe and the winds rarely knock you over. It could just be a fashion but it is practical
Here in Japan where there is an actual rainy season with massive wind and rains, an umbrella is still the standard fare for protection from the elements even though after every storm there are broken umbrellas everywhere and the evening news always has the video clip of some salary man trying to fix an inverted umbrella while being pelted with rain and wind.
2009年01月10日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Flips 'n Tricks
Here are some clips of our kids doing flips during practice. It just feels so good to fly through the air sometimes.
English vs. Japanese #5
In tune with the season, I noticed something around closing time of many stores. They play a tune before or the same time as announcing they are shutting down for the day. I believe I first noticed it during the summer a couple years back and it threw me for a loop. They play Old Lange Syne (Should old aquaintence be forgot...) and I was confused till a friend told me that was normal in the Tokyo area and that they had no idea it was a holiday song.
Though I suppose it is a fitting end to the day as it being a song that is played constantly at the end of the year.
Happy Holidays to all and see you again next year!!
2008年12月18日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
New Staves!!
We went and all got bo staves to practice with this week so everyone now has a bo that matches them! We will now practice hard with these in prepartion for another weapons set.
English vs. Japanese #4
Where most Japanese homes have a heating unit or air conditioner in every room. Many homes in America support central heating and insulated walls.
2008年12月13日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
Demo team
This is our demonstration team practicing forms and stretching. We have a ways to go but I believe with hard work we will have a good show by next year.
English vs. Japanese #3
One of the things I have noticed since coming to Japan is the use of English in various types of media. Most people know that the Japanese have trouble with pronouncing the letter 'L' and 'R'. While this is understandable I have seen some really odd examples of this making their way into written media.
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2008年11月29日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
The Event Pictures are up!!
These are pictures of our Fall event. Everyone had fun and we look foward to seeing you at our next event!
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English vs. Japanese #2
What is known as Velcro in America is called 'Magic Tape' (マジックテープ) in Japan.
2008年11月19日 | コメント (0) | トラックバック (0)
What's Happening
This is a new section that we will be updating every week to bring you pictures from our lessons and little bits of nice to know trivia and facts.
This week, our focus was on gymnastics. A new group of students are on their way to being able to backhand spring.
English vs. Japanese #1
A hot water thermos is called a magic pot (魔法ビン) in Japanese.