Polish Open Carpathia Cup, gathered 470 athletes from several countries: Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Sweden and Poland in 2016.
This time the venue is changed to a bigger stadium, and the 2017 edition will offer eight tatami`s to fight on!
Now the date are set for next years tournament, note the date,and keep the dates 11th February 2017.
The 10th World Champion, and many times All Japan Open Champion Emi Shoguchi, Japan will be the main instructor during a seminar in Poland the 5th and 6th of November, 2016. The event is organized by Shihan Tomasz Basiak. Last date to enter the seminar will be 20th of October. The seminar will offer Kata and Kumite.
Swedish Open 2016 trakk mange norske utøvere til Sverige, Göteborg. På damesiden var de aller beste norske med, samt flere i stargropen av sin karriere – på herre siden fikk man endel frafall, men uansett ny rekord i antal deltagere med norskt pass! Dette var den 6. utgaven, og det har vært noen forandringer gjennom årene – og 6.gang vil si at det er ti år siden den første gang ble avholdt, siden det blir avholdt annenhvert år. I år var det Lisebergshallen – der alt startet for ti år siden.
After a long day the results are here!
This years British Open are ready to go, and for the first time British Open will be streamed live.
The impact from other organizations this year have raised the number of fighters from previous years, as it was expected – after all this is a celebration!
Who will meet who?
The seeding has been done, and you will find it here..
«We will train our hearts and bodies for a firm, unshaking spirit”
Shihans Howard Collins 8th Dan will once again visit Fana Karateclub, Bergen, Norway! The seminar will be held 14th and 15th of October 2016, at Kokstadflaten 30.
Two times a years Shihan Collins visit Fana Karateclub and share his unique knowledge of kyokushinkai Karate. The seminar will have focus on basic, Kata and Bunkai.
Swedish Open had this year two good categories with fighters from Poland, Lithuania, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland and of course Sweden. Sweden made a strong statement last Swedish Open by winning both of the women`s divisions. But what about this year? Both categories had more fighter than last time, and some of the profiles have been really successful lately. But even with more fighters, Sweden had fewer this time. And everyone could sense a challenge from the Eastern European countries: Lithuania and Poland..
The 6th Swedish Open is history, and it gave us many memorable moments. Once again the Swedish organization pulled off a great event in all ways. Fighters and coaches are been taken really good care of, and can focus on the main task – fighting at the best level one can do. Swedish Open is a tournament that also give many a standard to see up to. The fighters of this years tournament are mainly from Sweden, Denmark and Norway – with some excellent visitors from the Eastern Europe: Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. We will take a look how it was on the tatami at the 6th Swedish Open.. Photo info⇒
Marta Lubos,Brigita Gustaityte, Ziyafatalla Samizade, Rasmus Bergström and Marek Wolny victorious in Swedish Open!
Lubos, Wolny and Bergström “upgrades” their Swedish Open record, Brilliant Julian Bjerrekær reach final in his heavy weight debut – Milad / Ziyafatalla Samizade lightweight champion again, and Brigita Gustaityte powering through the women heavyweight..
In two days the Swedish Open will be history! We are moving to the women categories, and like the men category – there are lot of good fighters, and nations as Poland, Lithuania, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway and of course Sweden are represented. Two categories under/over 65 kg – and we will look at the last category under 65 kg