Agata Winiarska (Kaliciak), Poland.
Among the best female fighters in the heavyweight category in Europe. Good all round fighting style with strong punching and punishing Mae geri`s,has been some of the skills that has brought the Polish fighter on the EC podium several times. 2.place EC in 2013,14 and 3rd place 2015. Open weight EC 3rd place 2014. 3rd in the EC 2016/18 and European Champion KWU 2016! World Champion IFK and KWU 2017 runner up in 2019! Captured the top spot EC Shin 2019, 2nd in 2021.
Spanish Shinkyokushin Federation recently organized their annual summer camp.Guest instructor: Senpai 
The Lithuanian summer-camp is one of the, if not the biggest camp we have. Sections out in three weeks, almost a 1000 participants join this camp each year! And this year it has been a 1000 reasons to attend, 
Saturday 5th of September, it is once again time for the Danish Open. This is no less than a 25-year anniversary for the the traditional full contact tournament. The tournament has been where several top fighters has entered, specially from the northern Europe and the Eastern Europe. And for many, this could be the last stop before the World Tournament i Japan later this year. The tournament offers 4 divisions for men and 3 for women. And it is worth to notice that it will also be held a +40 years category for men – open weight class.
Once again the K3 Kyokushin Fight Team arranged fight seminar with one of best lightweights in Europe. Five time European Champion Shinkyokushin Gabor Rozsa, Hungary. Gabor Rozsa well known for his outstanding technique and effective style of fighting.
One of the leading nations i Europe, Lithuania, are doing their preparations for the upcoming The 11th World Championship in Japan in October. Moving some of the training outside the country, is one of the elements who will sharpen the athletes further, adopting to the surroundings and isolate the focus will make the fighters stronger. Training camps like this will help the fighters when they leave to Japan for the tournament. Another climate, long away from home and familiar surroundings, must also be a part of the training. ←Photo from 
Summer- “normal” people just want to relax.. That is one way to do it, and not a bad idea once in a while. For a Karateka it camp-time! Perhaps the greatest thing about a summer camp is that it moves normally activity out in the free nature. This year summer camp of the FRKK do not only have a great line up of instructors, top level of Kyokushin and top athletes, it also easily shine through the real happiness and joy among the people who attend.
28 – 30 August, Göteborg, Sverige. Fight Camp med