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This is just one fight event, not a tournament. If you want to fight, please click on the fighters list below to choose available opponent, fill up the form, and fax/e-mail it to the Montreal office of Andre Gilbert.
KK-100Kumite sends team to take part in the competition and fight in all age and weight categories.
- Location: 146 Danforth Av.
- Time: 1230 - 1500 adults
- Admission: $15
- Material covered: Kihon, Ido-Geiko, Kata and Kumite techniques.
If you are planning to attend, please confirm with Zbyszek during the class or via e-mail.
OSU, Welcome to the Karate Kyokushinkai, 100 Kumite Web Site
100 Kumite (100 fights), its background and history
The Kyokushinkai organization has built its strength on a
foundation of the fighting ability and courage not only of its founder, the late Grandmaster Masutatsu
Oyama, but its students. Sosai Oyama therefore introduced a test unique only to Kyokushin Karate, the
"Hyaku Nin Kumite" or the "One Hundred Man Kumite"...
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Karate Kyokushinkai
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Dojo-Kun (Dojo Oath)
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History of Karate
Gichin Funakoshi introduced the basic concept of Karate into
Japan from Okinawa in 1916 and, particularly since the 1960s, the popularity of Karate has been
increasing rapidly...Read more...
Sosai Masutatsu Oyama
Sosai Masutatsu Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin Karate,
was born in southern Korea in 1923. While living at his sister's farm in Manchuria at the age of nine,
he began his lifelong journey along the Martial Way when...
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Hanshi Steve Arneil Hanshi Steve Arneil was born in South Africa in 1934. At the age of seventeen he became a black belt in Judo, as well as being reasonably versed in both Kenpo and Karate. In 1962 he travelled to Japan to study karate under Kancho Mas Oyama... Read more...
Kata
Belts and Belt Requirements
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