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BUYU CAMP INFO SHEET
WHAT:
BuYu Camp 2013 is a gathering of training groups, students, teachers,
and interested persons who practice the martial art of Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi:
Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.
Many Shidoshi
instructors from around the country—and often from around the world—participate and teach! The weekend is
led by Jack
Hoban.
The Camp
sponsors general training sessions and a variety of breakout workshops.
There are opportunities to buy and sell training equipment and exchange
information; but,
the BuYu Camp is mostly about training.
WHEN:
The camp starts at 6:00 pm on Friday June 21, with a welcome training session and follows the
training schedule. The camp is officially
over at 5:00 pm on Sunday June
23.
REGISTRATION
& STORE HOURS:
Friday: 1700
- 1800
Saturday: 0800 - 1700 (Store opens 0900)
Sunday: 0830 - 1400 (Store opens 0930)
Feel
free to bring t-shirts, books, videos, training gear (no real weapons!!!), etc.
to sell or trade.
WHERE:
The camp is held at the Marin Headlands Institute in the Golden Gate National
Recreation area, which is near the Marin anchorage of the Golden Gate Bridge (Map).
The camp is near Fort Cronkhite, on Rodeo Beach.
If you are heading north on #101, take the Alexander Avenue exit, stay to
the right and merge on to Alexander Avenue and then take the first left. Go
straight to the tunnel entrance, go through the tunnel (with green light)
continue on the main road, Bunker Road, follow the signs to Rodeo Beach and Fort
Cronkhite, after taking a small bridge take the left fork.
The Institute is on the right. If you are coming south on #101, take the
last exit before the Golden Gate Bridge marked “Sausalito,” make a right
turn at the stop sign and go under the highway, continue to the second stop
sign, go 50 yards and take the first left marked “Marin Headlands” proceed
to the tunnel. There is a map and
other information on the camp website.
BRING:
Non-metal training gear, hanbo, bokken, bo, kusari-fundo, etc. A
water bottle and sun screen are recommended. All training is outdoors, so
please wear a martial arts gi or appropriate easy-to-move-in clothes and
footwear. Cameras are permitted; ask the individual instructors for
permission to take pictures at the clinics
DO
NOT BRING: Anything
illegal. Video or movie equipment
is prohibited, no guns or edged weapons, alcohol or non-prescription drugs.
SCHEDULE:
The latest schedule
is posted on the Camp web site. There will be a meeting and training
Friday evening. On Saturday and Sunday there will be a group training and
meeting in the morning, then a break for lunch and various clinics given by
individual instructors in the afternoon; you pick the class you want. There will
a group meeting at the end of the event.
PROBLEMS:
There will be first aid equipment at the camp and if you have special medical
concerns please advise the staff. There will be a cell phone at the camp:
916-780-0530.
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