For 30 years, Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido has been training its instructors in accordance with DOSB standards! On July 12, the teaching demonstrations for the Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido D-License coach training took place in Limburgerhof. In the preceding seminar, participants Angela Walter, Lance Kaleta, and Christian Grünert first developed lesson plans for their assigned topics. They then had to demonstrate what they had learned in practice. The teaching demonstrations were evaluated by Christian Wiederanders, the head coach and founder of Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido, with the official DOSB instructor certificate for training coaches, as well as by Martin Paetz, the chairman in Limburgerhof. All three participants successfully passed the exam and subsequently received their D-License certificates. This means the Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido Association now has three additional licensed instructors at its disposal. Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido is a modern martial arts system that combines values such as respect and discipline, while also teaching the use of traditional weapons and techniques. The system is based on the principles of Japanese Bushido (“Way of the Samurai”) and is designed for children, teenagers, and adults to strengthen both physical fitness and self-confidence. Tatsu-Ryu-Bushido warmly congratulates Angela Walter, Lance Kaleta, and Christian Grünert on earning their licenses and wishes them much joy in their future coaching careers. Anyone interested is welcome to attend a no-obligation trial class at any time.