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Karate Kids

SaltWire Network | Posted: April 11, 2018, 6 p.m. | Updated: April 11, 2018, 6 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Chris Cruickshank, sensei and head instructor with the Northumberland Karate Club, is shown with Elias MacMillan, at left, and Kieran Bent after both received their Juvenile Blue Belts.
Chris Cruickshank, sensei and head instructor with the Northumberland Karate Club, is shown with Elias MacMillan, at left, and Kieran Bent after both received their Juvenile Blue Belts. - Submitted

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MacMillan started training in September 2011 and Bent started in 2012. Both progressed through the kid’s program and moved to the Juvenile/Adult class when they were 13. Since then, they have taken the Teaching Accreditation Program (TAP) and are assistants instructors who help teach in the program. Classes are held Monday and Wednesday nights at Trenton Elementary School and Sunday nights at the John Gammon Center in Scotsburn.

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