The junior grading was held at Tempe dojo on Monday 6th September 2010 listed are the students and the grades obtained, congratulations to all on achieving your new grade:
Senpai Jenny attended the British Kyokushin Karate (BKK) Summer Camp. She had such a great time hasn’t been able to stop talking about going and is that keen that she is considering going next year and making this a regular trip.
Round 2 of the IFKKA Interclub Tournament recently held on Sunday 1st August. The Interclub tournament series is open only to IFKKA members. The turnout was exceptional, with 49 participants registered and very good competition at all levels! KKC Karate once again had good student numbers participating Thank you to the parents who took the time and effort to bring their children to the tournament – I, for one, was surprised at some performances, many of which far exceeded what I’ve seen at training! This is not unusual, since performance and skill, improves significantly in the face of competition and an audience.
Full results are listed below and be sure to check out the photos in the photo gallery.
What a great day, on Sunday 11th July the IFKKA was invited to demonstrate Karate by Greater Union Cinema Burwood to their patrons for the launch of the new Karate Kid movie. From all reports everyone had a great day performing in the demonstration and subsequently watching the movie Karate Kid, as guests of Greater Union in appreciation to everyone who participated in the demonstration.
Below is a group photo from the day, more photo’s are available in the web gallery.
Thank you to all of the students, families and friends of the IFKKA who assisted, participated and supported the demonstration. The demonstrations created a lot of interest in our karate schools with the other theatre patrons and at the same time giving our students the opportunity to showcase their skills.
The 8th Annual IFKKA Australian Open Championships were recently held on Sunday 27th June 2010 at the Debby & Abbey Borgia Centre Marrickville. KKC karate was well represented and there were some great performances with the IFKKA retaining the Perpetual Shield, as this tournament is an open style tournament the perpetual shield is won by the martial arts organisation who‘s students earn more points through participating, placing and winning their events.
The day proved to be exciting with the exhibition of great techniques and some nail biting sparing events, our students fared well see results below for KKC Five Dock Students. Entering tournaments is a great opportunity for students to grow and mature with their karate giving them a chance to practise what they are learning.
View all the photos from the day.
