They bow respectfully to their teacher. They will often say Onegaishimasu as well.
The student generally bows at 45 degrees to greet a sensei. If the sensei is a very senior instructor, s/he has to bow 90 degrees.
Karate-ka - Karate student Sensei means "teacher" Sempai means "Senior" (as in senior karate student)
A sensei.
If you enter karate in karate class you may ask your sensei for a uniform or even you can buy it online.
Mind your sensei(s) and listen to what they have to say. Don't strive to be great, but to be perfect. To be perfect is the best long term goal to set because even though it can never be achieved, it keeps you trying your best as if you were to almost achieve perfection. When you do something wrong, don't get mad, take a break, then try it again. Just remember what Funakoshi Sensei said, "The ultimate aim in the art of karate-do lies not in victory or defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants." Also, do what you know is the right thing to do, for this is the meaning of karate-do.
A person who does judo is called a Judoka (student) or a Sensei (teacher).
Senpai is a term for the senior student in a school. They usually assist the Senior Instructor in teaching the classes. If both are in attendance, the Senpai will be on the right hand side of the teacher. He is responsible for calling the class to attention and bowing to the Sensei.
I believe you meant kiryoku. Sensei Paul Herbert
Sensei is the Japanese word for teacher. Many styles of Karate will refer to their instructors as sensei. However, lower graded black belts who instruct may be referred to as senpai, meaning senior student, and highly graded or senior black belts will be referred to as Shihan/hanshi meaning master or expert. Some of these senior grades may choose to be referred to as sensei, as a way of being less removed from his/her students
depends on your dojo.My sensei says its 60$ a month
Thomas Casale or Sensei Casale
The people usually calls them "Sensei" which means teacher in Japanese.
it may be sensei, like in karate, but im not completely sure