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KUMITE
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Kumite simply means sparring, and is one of the major training sections of Karate training. In fact, there are several types of Kumite: Ippon Kumite, Sanbon Kumite, Kiso Kumite (or Kihon Kumite), and Jiyu Kumite.
Ippon Kumite and Sanbon Kumite are prearranged sparring, typically used to develop the basic drill, speed, strength and technique that Kumite required. Kiso Kumite (or Kihon Kumite) is an structured sparring drawn from a Kata. In English wording, it could also means the application of Kata.
Jiyu Kumite means free sparring, which completely no free and random. All the techniques are delivered by the Karate-ka (or Athlete) based on his own judgment and decision.
Kumite is an essential part of Karate training, and free sparring is often experienced as exciting, because both opponents have to react and adapt to each other very quickly.
Today, in most competition Karate event, Kumite is a non-contact fighting event. Athletes are allowed to deliver punching and kicking with protection gears. Successful athletes has excellent technical and tactical skills but also high level of physical fitness. Kumite can be used to develop a particular technique or a skill (e.g. effectively judging and adjusting your distance from your opponent) or it can be done in competition.
According to the WKF rules, a score is awarded only the technique is reached to the following six criteria. For more details, please refer to this.
- Good form
- Sporting attitude
- Vigorous application
- Awareness
- Good timing
- Correct distance
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Version 4.13 Last Updated on March 10, 2010
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Shoseikan Karate (Vancouver, Richmond, Canada) is a school which teaches traditional Japan Goju-Ryu Karate. We have locations in Vancouver and Richmond, BC, with varies program schedule for different age groups.
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2010
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Mar 19-21
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2010 National Black belt Karate Championships
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May 15
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KBC AGM
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Nov 6
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2010 Victoria International Tournament
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Nov 19-21
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WKF World Cup
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Please check our calendar for details of training sessions and events.
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37TH STEVESTON TOURNAMENT
2010.1.9
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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.)
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Vincent Wong
3rd Place (Men Team Kata, all level)
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Andrew Chan
3rd Place (Men Team Kata, all level)
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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)
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Nikkie Yu
2nd Place (Boys 10-11 Kumite, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)
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Jeffrey Yu
3rd Place (Boys 12-13 Kumite, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)
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Gavin Hui
2nd Place (Paddle Kumite)
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Terry Zhang
2nd Place (Boys 12-13 Kumite, Nov.)
3rd Place (Paddle Kumite)
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Fred Zhang
3rd Place (Boys 15-16 Kata, Int.)
2nd Place (Mixed Team Kata, Int.)
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 MEDAL STANDING
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WE ARE NCCP CERTIFIED!
Shoseikan Canada is proud to announce that beginning September 2008, all of its instructors are NCCP certified. 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.
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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.
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