Sunday, February 23, 2014. Full-contact Karate Championship for youth & adults,Averbode, Brabant, Belgium.
The tournament for many its new, and it`s only the 2nd time organized as the Belgian Championship. But in matter of fact the tournament have been held by the same organizers with a different name : Before it was called the “Open Brabant Cup”. See videos from the tournament and more!
Yet another country is added to the Mazovia MAX 80, and this time it’s Croatia. Three experienced and merited fighters from Croatia and all well merited.
This Saturday, The Scottish Open was held. Scotland, England, Ireland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden. 6 different countries and from 14 different organisations meet to compete.
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On 18 January 2014, the fourth edition of the tournament organized by the CUP CARPATHIA Rzeszow Club Martial Arts System. The tournament was attended by 235 athletes from Austria, Belarus, Ukraine, Hungary and the Poland, Federations such as IFK, Matsushima, Oyama, Seido, Sosai, Shin, Tezuka, Rengokai, Union. The official opening of the tournament made the vise ambassador of Japan Mr. Hiroshi Matsushima and Mr.Dariusz Grandpa. Judge Main Event was Shihan Remigiusz Karpinski.
Second part of av video report from EC in Romania earlier this year. This time the cadets are in focus, and the Lithuanian results through the year.
Read also about statistics from EM and how this is on its way to provide certain change projections in the European region.
The QUICK RESULTS for this years Kokoro Cup…!
Norges Kyokushin Organisasjon / Shin Norge deltok i år på U-22 EM som ble avholdt i Romania 15-17. November. Her ble det avholdt EM for cadetter og U-22 samt for senior men da i åpen vektklasse.
45th All Japan Open, winner are honored..
1.Kosei Ochiai
2. Daiki Kato
3. Kenbu Iriki
4. Yuji Shimamoto
This years Branko memorial tournament is over, and as always the top quality of the organizers raised the level of the total in the entire tournament. familiar names at the top of the podium, divided between the top nations in Europe.
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