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NKO i Scottish Open 2018 – DRAWS

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I dag 24. Februar stiller NKO med fire utøvere i Scottish Open. Scottish Open treffer godt på kalenderen med tanke på tidspunktet, og har med dette blitt et stevne flere har vurdert. Kvalitetsmessig har Scottish mye å gå på, og årets utgave er betydelig redusert fra fjorårets, men da ble heller ikke Diamond Cup i belgia arrangert på samme dag. Uansett NKO er på plass for å høste erfaringer og representere.

Dagens utøvere er fra Bergen kk og Egersund, Jeanette Johannessen, Bjørn Eirik Orstad, Therese Netland Østerbrød og Kristian Søyland.

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European Shin Kyokushin Championships Seniors & Juniors 2018 (trailer)

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About three month Poland will held the European Shinkyokushin Championship for seniors and juniors. Poland hosted the European Championship in 2015, and really showed a professional tournament – organizing as well as participating. Recently U22 European Championship was held 2017, also a great success, and looking to the future we know that the World Championship in weight categories will also be held in Poland.

But this year, 11 and 12th of May, the European Championship in Shinkyokushin will be held – and we are in for a sneak preview  of things to come! Presented by two of the profiles: Agata Winiarska (Kaliciak) and Konrad Kozubowski.

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Gode prestasjoner i Stora Höga Open!

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NKO hadde et solid lag på plass under året Stora Höga Open, som avholdes i Sverige hvert år. Turneringen er midt i blinken for nivå og utbytte med tanke på det man trenger i Norge. Med rett i underkant av 200 påmelde utøvere, og med et kampsystem som kombinerer cup og pool, er utbytte mildt sagt stort! De norske utøverene gikk 3 og fire kamper hver(!) Gg i tillegg til dette vanket det også forlengelser i kampene. Dvs at her fikk man mer kamptid på en dag, enn hva man gjør på et år i Norge. Stevnet er ypperlig som et ungdom/rekrutt stevne, men her tilbud for senior også, både i semi og fullkontakt. Bilder fra Færder web Continue reading →

Frisk NKO start 2018

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NKO starter det nye året veldig friskt, og allerede førstkommende helg er det solid deltagelse i Stora Höga Open i Sverige. 12-15 utøvere fra Region Øst stiller til start, godt fordelt utøver klassene. Turneringen har i overkant av 200 påmeldte, og kan tilby alle klasser. Fra barn til senior fullkontakt.

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It`s on! Diamond Cup 2018!

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The new year will for sure start with a bang! The number of registered participants is now more than 220, and it will probably not stop there! It is also of great interest to see that practitioners from Ashihara Karate from several nations have joined. Among twenty countries have signed in, and many strong nations with their profiles are ready to top this years Diamond Cup! Europe are represented, so are Russia and Japan with more..!

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Rankings 2017!

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An amazing job done ranking all the fighters of the world! We stated that it is not possible to do so longer regarding to all tournaments and organizations – luckily we had totally wrong! To have control and overview over the 100 best male fighters in four categories, and thirty of the best female fighters in three categories are really impressing. The most of you have seen it already, but just in case Check out Kyokushin Fighters. an extended arm from kyokushin results!

3rd KWU World Championship – Men`s categories

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The 3rd KWU World Championship are history, we will now take a look at the men`s divisions. Nine world champion tittles was on the line,and there was several interesting profiles from the different nations. Many of the fighters have been incredible active, and been fighting all over the world in many open, European and World tournaments. Could they reach their peak at this tournament?

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3rd KWU World Championship – Women categories

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The 3rd KWU World Championship are history, we will first take a look at the women`s divisions. One of the most impressing things must be how the little country Lithuania can produce so many, and so high level professional fighters. Other thoughts is in the opposite direction,  with this professional level from Russia, Lithuania – is so that we are going in a direction so professional that it will exclude the regular participant?

It`s time to be professional?

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