Nechako Karate Club continues to fight despite COVID kickback

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Despite the adjustments the Club had to make, there was actually some positives that came out of the experience that they never would have seen otherwise.

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“There was actually some benefits to it in the end, so when you’re not wasting time getting partners, just the volume of your activity increases and all of a sudden we saw the skill level come up.”

For the Club, they were a benefactor of the Local Sport Relief Fund, which they know has made a lot of this possible, preventing them from going into another shutdown.

“Although we were able to continue operating, we just had less students paying less fees and it just covered our expenses and took that pressure off of us to not have to worry about shutting down.”

For the Club however, they know the best is yet to come as the most recent announcement from the PHO regarding BC’s four-step restart plan, has the Club ready to host an actual season, with tournaments, for the first time since 2019.

“It allowed us to start planning a season which is really exciting, then all of a sudden I know that the tournaments are starting to be planned again. Hopefully we’ll have our National Championships again and then maybe even lead back into Worlds in November.”