Date (Saturday) September 20, 2014.
Category Archives: Videos
The 46th ALL Japan Karate Tournament
The 46th All Japan Tournament October 25. and 26. 2014,Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium.
This legendary tournament has always had enormous status. Open weight competitions has its own character, and very hard to win. And as everyone knows is the level in Japan very good. Last time there were also several non Japanese who entered the tournament, which, if possible, further sharpened the tournament. We’ll take a look at last year’s tournament ..see videos..
Vasil Vangelov, Bulgaria
A strong punching fighter in the light heavy weight category. Proven to be one of the best in Europe, and also well known to make his way at the world stage. In the 10th World Championship Valgelov reach the top 16. Beating among others double European Champion Darius Gudauskas from Lithuania. Vangelov have also been at the European podium. in the weight categories as well as the Open Weight. Strong punches, good kicks and a drive who can challenges anyone.
Warming up to Swedish Open…
Swedish Open 2014 will be held 20. September, we will warm up with with some of the finals from previous years.. Videos with some of the best fighters in Europe as ⇑Jimmie Colin, Rest Proc, Christian Christiansen, Kensuke Tsuji, Vytautas Cepla to name a few..
World Tournaments with Norichika Tsukamoto Sensei
Tsukamoto two times world champion, which is more than impressive. But another thing we should take a look at is that he has participated in five world championships. Every 4 years multiplied by five..
- 6th World Championship 1996
- 7th World Championship 1999
- 8th World Championship 2003
- 9th World Championship 2007
- 10th World Championship 2011
We will take a video trip through them all..
Andrei Zinchenko, Georgia
Andrei Zinchenko, Georgia. He has established himself among the best lightweight fighters in recent years. European champion in 2014/16/18/21 i total 7 times at the podium He is known for his quick and energetic style and ability to push forward no matter how much resistance he meets Runner up in the 6th World Championship 2017. World Champion KWU 2019.
Kata, only perfect is good enough!
Kata is challenging for many reasons, but perhaps the biggest is that there is little or no possibilities of for freedom of execution. When looking for a kumite performer, so he or she has far more freedom in its execution than what a Kata athlete has. -when we look at the form of competition. But as a Karateka you have to master all aspects, which brings balance and development.We are going to take a look at Kata…but in different kind of settings… with Shihan Midori, Shihan Fitkin, Sensei Marius Ilas, Sensei Christina Peterson, Sensei Anca Wallmen, Sensei Norichika Tsukamoto and more..
Vladimir Artyushin,Kazakhstan
Vladimir Artyushin, Kazakhstan. Won Diamond Cup 2011. Later this year it was time for the 10th WT. Artyushin once again showed high class and was among the top 16 in the world. Lost to Lukas Kubilius, and this was the same man who stopped him in the word Cup 2013. Runner up in the Swiss Open 2016,Top 16 in the 11th WT after a great recovery from a leg injury. Winning the British Open in 2016 in a very strong tournament, and lifting it even higher with a 3rd place in the 6th World Karate Championship in Weight Categories. Won recently the 17th All Asia Championship.
Misaki Sato, Japan
Misaki Sato, Japan.
Name one female fighter that have manage to win three World Cup`s. That alone will give us a idea out how skilled this fighter is. Sato from Japan have been the best female fighter in the world in the -65 category. She have also proven that she can reach to the top in open weight categories as well being the vice World Champion in 2007, 3rd place in 2015. Moving very smart, and strong techniques makes Misaki Sato a great fighter, and beside fighting around the word – taking many top prizes in All Japan`s Tournaments complements it all.
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Midori Kenji Shihan – Our inspiration..
Midori Kenji Shihan. Our inspiration and role model. It is very important to have someone who can lead the way in life’s challenges. And perhaps especially for the younger people will need this. Learning to fight for what you want to achieve is no longer natural for everyone. But it is very important to keep this and through Kyokushin Karate we do.
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