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We are very pleased to invite you to take part in the forthcoming Open Karate Seminar by Sensei Hitoshi Kasuya, 9th Dan, WSKF Chief Instructor.
Location:
Farnham Common Village Hall, Victoria Road, Farnham Common,
Berkshire, SL2 3NL with the following schedule:
Schedule
Saturday 12th March 2022
– 16:30 – 18:30 – Seminar
– 19:00 – 20:00 – Dan grading
Sunday 13th March 2022
Participation fee:
£30 / 1 day or £50 / 2 days
£20 / 1 day or £40 / 2 days (under 16)
Non-WSKF members:
£35 / 1 day or £55 / 2 days
£25 / 1 day or £45 / 2 days (under 16)
Unfortunately, we had to cancel the seminar with Sensei Mark Sheridan from 6th-7th of November 2021, because of the concern about the rising Covid cases in UK. Looking forward for a new opportunity in the near future. Thank you everyone for expressing interest in participating in the seminar.
We’re very exited to announce our next Seminar with Sensei Mark Sheridan 6th Dan, WSKF Ireland Chief Instructor on 6-7 November 2021.
Mark Sheridan
6th Dan WSKF Ireland
Sensei Mark has been training for 40 years and while a strong disciple of traditional karate, as taught by Sensei Hitoshi Kasuya, has found great success both as a competitor and coach in karate competition. While continuing his own training he has been an instructor for 16 years.
He opened his own club, Senshi Karate, in Dublin in 2008, which is the WSKF Ireland Hombu dojo.
During his long competitive career he has won many titles both domestic and international, from under age to veteran. He is the current W.S.K.F. World Champion in both Kata and Kumite.
From age 17 until he retired at 38 years he enjoyed great success as a member of the National Team of Ireland.
Sensei Mark is The Chief Instructor of W.S.K.F. Ireland, a member of the Shihankai (the technical committee of W.S.K.F.), the National Senior Male Kumite coach and also a member of the National Executive of the Governing Body for Karate in Ireland.
Dates
Saturday 6 November 2021, 13:00-16:00
Sunday, 7 November 2021, 10:00-13:00
Location
Farnham common Village Hall
Victoria Road, Farnham Common, Berkshire, SL2 3NL
Accommodation
Slough Central South (Windsor Road) hotel
Driving to the dojo is about 15 mins or 22 by bus.
More Information
07951 024397, shotoku606@gmail.com
07507 429483, ionutsigrecu@gmail.com
Event fee
£50 for 2 days or £30 for 1 day
Under 16: £30 for 2 days or £15 for 1 day
Non WSKF members: +£5
Registration
https://forms.gle/TZAqrQHBJmLm9Mq9A
Bank Transfer
WSKF England
Account Number: 53969405
Sort Code: 010815
Reference: MSHERIDAN21
WSKF Japan and WSKF Nigeria are pleased to announced the next edition of the OnLine Seminar with Hitoshi Kasuya Sensei 9th Dan, Chief Instructor of WSKF on the 19th of June 2021 at 9pm Japan time, this seminar is free in aid of supporting all Shotokan karateka all over the world during this difficult times of the epidemic.
Registration : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/…/hitoshi-kasuya-sensei…
WSKF Japan and WSKF Nigeria are pleased to announced their sponsored OnLine Seminar with Kasuya Sensei 9th Dan, Chief Instructor of WSKF on the 27th of March at 9pm Japan time for registration : https://wskf.com.ng/registration-form/
It is with great sadness and regret that we inform our members of the passing of Don Morrison Sensei 6th Dan WSKF.
Sensei Don succumbed to COVID and after a spell in hospital passed away on January 23rd.
Seen here receiving his 6th Dan Certificate from Sensei Kasuya, Sensei Don’s Karate Career was marked by his continual search for perfection in his art.
Don began his Karate career in 1971, training in the Isshin Ryu style under Sensei Ticki Donovan. moving on to Kyokushinkai style before Joining the Thames Karate Association to practice Shotokan in 1976. Don developed his Karate under Sensei Enoeda in KUGB, Sensei Ohta in JKA England before joining WSKF to enjoy Sensei Kasuya’s approach to the art.
Sensei Don was a vigorous competitor, testing his Karate against other Karateka for over 20 years. He brought the same energy to his teaching, having established his own Dojo at Sydenham Hill later to move to Forest Hill as Seishin-Juku and his second Dojo at Chafford Hundred.
Sensei Don is remembered fondly by his students, friends and fellow competitors for his fighting spirit, intense training regime, his kindness and patience.
May he rest in peace with his maker and in all our hearts.
We are very happy to announce the date for Hitoshi Kasuya Sensei’s December online seminar which will be 2 hours long and with a Q&A segment.
Registered attendees can send their questions in advance and can also use the Zoom chat during the class to post their questions which will be answered towards the end of the session.
Date and Time: 12 December 2020 from 12:00-14:00
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN:
Registration is now open for Kasuya Sensei on line dojo for Saturday the 10th of October 2020 at 1pm.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hitoshi-kasuya-sensei-online-dojo-tickets-123899196833
The 15th WSKF World Championships will be held on the following dates:
- 18-20 of October 2021, International seminar, Tokyo, Budokan
- 22-23 of October 2021, World championships, Tokyo, Budokan
- 24 of October, Farewell party
Please find below the COVID19 Risk assessment document for your information and reference.
This document provides students and parents with guidance on the conduct required of them to minimise the risk of transmission of Covid19 Infection through both their attendance at and participation in the Karate Classes held at the dojo.
Dear all,
Very well done to everyone participating in the National Championship and congratulations to all winning a medal no matter if it’s gold, silver or bronze.
Tomiko Mitsuoka Shield
The following is the summary of points awarded to contestants from the 4 clubs today
| Club | Ladies Kata | Ladies Kumite | Mens Kata | Mens Kumite | Team Kata | Total |
| Seishin-Juku | 25 | 21 | 44 | 35 | 11 | 136 |
| Renseikan | 19 | 21 | 17 | 17 | 6 | 80 |
| Alfa | 5 | 14 | 14 | 16 | 49 | |
| Axios | 8 | 4 | 18 | 11 | 41 |
Congratulations go to Sensei Don Morrison and his club Seishin-Juku who will hold the Shield for 2019.
Well done to all teams for their great effort today. For many of them, it was their first tournament and hopefully, they all went home feeling great about themselves, their efforts and most of all, their commitment to developing in Karate.
Oss