German Winter camp – a look back at the past years

 

The German winter camp in recent years built a respectable reputation and everyone knows the quality is among the very best.

Midori Kenji Shihan, Valeri Dimitrov Sensei, Roman Nesterenko Senseii, Muzaffer Bacak Sensei…pictures, videos

 

 

 

 

To build up an event with quality takes time. This means that one must dedicate themselves to hard work over a long time. This is known to all the Kyokushin world. The German winter camp is a good example of this, where it has been built up through hard work over time.

< 2007

 

 

For most people it is no problem to think about a training camp in the summer. Nice weather, the sun is high on a blue sky, temperature is good, and maybe you even work out on a beach and jump in the water after or during exercise!

< 2008

 

 

 

To arrange a camp, no matter what time of year, you have to have a suitable place and a bunch of people who pull the right strings. There is much to be in place to maintain a good standard. And it has to be, otherwise there will not be any next year.

< 2009

 

 

 

Top instructors are also a sure way to set a hight standard. And for the German winter camp, this has been a hallmark of quality

Valeri Dimitrov Sensei was the main instructor in 2010

 

When you organize something, it helps tremendously to have their own resources. The German camp has several of this. On the instructor side, Muzaffer Bacak Sensei. Nothing is better than to offer a top instructor from their own Karate environment.

Midori Kenji Shihan was the main instructor in 2011.When you get a visit from the president of the organization, then the acknowledgment for the work that is done is total. This is something all event searching, but not everyone gets. But the path is clear: work hard over a long time, and you would receive your gain.

< 2011

 

 

An event must move with the times. And a way to do this is to get the guest instructors who are on top while the event is held. This naturally creates expectations for those who participate year after year. Roman Nesterenko Sensei was the main instuctor for 2012.

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Top European instructors crowned the camp in 2013, and Belgium and Germany had their best in front line. Muzaffer Bacak Sensei, Sensei Christoph Wortmann and Shihan Koen Spitaels. This year was the 9th camp in line, and great plans was announced about the 10th camp the next year…

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flyer-Kopi_germanyTen year anniversary and what better than to have a double world champion on a visit?! Norichika Tsukamoto Sensei, one of the most wanted Shinkyokushin profiles we have.