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By Andrew Chan

My son, Henry, and I were honoured to attend a 3-day Shoseikan Karate Seminar held in Hamilton, Ontario on Aug 17 to Aug 19 in 2007. The Seminar was hosted by Kancho Ishihara with the assistance of Shihan Hayashi, Sensei Terada and Sensei Ito from Honbu in Japan together with Sensei Mike and Sensei Cheryl from the Canada Shoseikan Mountain Martial Art Shibu in Hamilton.

In the early morning on Aug 16, both of us flew with our Shibucho Henry and Senpai Vincent from Vancouver to Toronto. Shihan Mark picked us up from the Toronto Airport and took us to the warm home of Sensei Mike. We attended Sensei Mikeˇ¦s class in the front yard of Sensei Mikeˇ¦s mountain dojo in the evening together with his students. With the warmest hospitality of Sensei Mike and Sensei Cheryl, we stayed in their home from Aug 16 to Aug 20. 

On Aug 17 to Aug 19, we attended the Shoseikan Karate Seminar held at the Pioneer Memorial Church Hall.  The Seminar was very successful.

The first day was targeted to adult of all belts; the second day was to all ages and belts while the third day was only to blue belts and above.

On each day, the hall was crowded with participants, including students from Shoseikan Shibus in Hamilton, ON, Kingston, ON, Toronto, ON and Vancouver, BC as well as other Karate schools.  Some of them were not even from Goju Ryu schools.

We learnt new warm up exercises and Kumite techniques in the Seminar and review all Goju Ryu Katas.  My son and I believed that we had improved our techniques a lot in both Kata and Kumite.

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RECENT EVENTS

 

Our Karate Kids Class

 

2010 Promotion Test #2

 

The Kung Fu Variety Show 2010

 

2010 Promotion Test #1

 

37th Steveston Tournament

 

Zone 5 Tournament

 

They will be back!

UPCOMING EVENTS

2010

 

Aug 22

Outdoor Training & BBQ

Sept 25

Promotion Test #3

Oct 23

Campbell River Shito-Ryu Challenge Cup

Nov 6

Victoria International Tournament

Nov 19-21

WKF World Cup

2011

 

Jan 22-23

KBC Provincial Championships

Feb 5

Sato Cup

Please check our calendar for details of training sessions and events.

RECENT TOURNAMENT RESULT

37TH STEVESTON TOURNAMENT
2010.1.9

Gary Wong
1st Place (Men Kata, novice)
1st Place (M.Men Kata, novice)
1st Place (Men Kumite, novice)
2nd Place (M.Men Kumite, nov.)
3rd Place (Men Kata, int.)

Henry KC Chan
2nd Place (Men Kata, Int.)
2nd Place (Men Kata, Adv.)
2nd Place (Men Kumite, Int.)
3rd Place (Men Kumite, Adv.)
3rd Place (Men Team Kata, all level)

Vincent Wong
3rd Place (Men Team Kata, all level)

Andrew Chan
3rd Place (Men Team Kata, all level)

Nikkie Yu
2nd Place (Boys 10-11 Kumite, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)

Jeffrey Yu
3rd Place (Boys 12-13 Kumite, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)

Gavin Hui
2nd Place (Paddle Kumite)

Terry Zhang
2nd Place (Boys 12-13 Kumite, Nov.)
3rd Place (Paddle Kumite)

Fred Zhang
3rd Place (Boys 15-16 Kata, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)

 MEDAL STANDING

HIGHLIGHTS

WE ARE NCCP CERTIFIED!

Shoseikan Canada is proud to announce that beginning September 2008,  all of its instructors are NCCP certified. National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the recognized national standard for certification in 65 different sports including Karate.  Our aim is to continually provide our instructors the tools to deliver a Karate program of the highest callibre.

CHILDREN FITNESS TAX CREDIT

Starting with the 2007 tax year, the Government of Canada allows a non-refundable tax credit based on eligible fitness expenses paid by parents to register a child in a prescribed program of physical activity. For more information, please visit Canada Revenue Agency website.