Shinjigenkan Institute Canada

An Okinawa native wins gold in karate, making history for his sport and its birthplace Roughly eight centuries ago, a new martial art called karate came into being on a subtropical island now known as Okinawa. On Friday, an Okinawan won the first ever Olympic gold medal in one of the modern sport’s premier events, the men’s kata.

Tokyo 2020 Results for Karate Day 2:

• MEN'S KATA
🥇Ryo Kiyuna 🇯🇵
🥈Damian Quintero 🇪🇸
🥉Ali Sofuoglu 🇹🇷, Ariel Torres Gutierrez 🇺🇲

• WOMEN'S KUMITE -61kg
🥇Jovana Prekovic 🇷🇸
🥈Xiaoyan Yin 🇨🇳
🥉Merve Coban 🇹🇷, Giana Lotfy 🇪🇬

• MEN'S KUMITE -75kg
🥇Luigi Busa 🇮🇹
🥈Rafael Aghayev 🇦🇿
🥉 Stanislav Horuna 🇺🇦, Karoly Gabor Harspataki 🇭🇺

Tokyo 2020 Results for Karate Day 1:

• WOMEN'S KATA
🥇Sandra Sanchez 🇪🇸
🥈Kiyou Shimizu 🇯🇵
🥉Mo Sheung Lau 🇭🇰, Viviana Bottaro 🇮🇹

• WOMEN'S KUMITE -55kg
🥇Ivet Goranova 🇧🇬
🥈Anzhelika Terliuga 🇺🇦
🥉Bettina Plank 🇦🇹, Tzuyun Wen (CHN Taipei)

• MEN'S KUMITE -67kg
🥇Steven da Costa 🇫🇷
🥈Eray Samdan 🇹🇷
🥉Darkhan Assadilov 🇰🇿, Abdel Rahman Almasatfa 🇯🇴

Check out karate's schedule on Olympics.com. And, if you're in Canada, go to CBC.ca ( 2020 LIVE ) and don't miss a strike!

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BUDOKAN IS READY FOR SOME ACTION! 🔥🔥🔥🥋🥋🥋

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Repost • • • KARATE is Ready to Olympic Shine!!

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武道館の前日準備が終了。

いよいよ明日８月５日から聖地・日本武道館で。
空手がオリンピックデビュー。

輝く時は、間も無くです。

2021 Shinjigenkan Instructors seminar is a wrap! 🥋

For the last 3.5 weeks .gui sensei and focused on studying and learning to create a even better class for our students.

From training and teaching methodologies, technique standards, and the new .headquarters grading curriculum, we examined everything in detail.

We can't wait to put everything in practice.


See you all soon
Osu!



#204 #空手 #空手家 #空手道 #松濤館 #武道 #カナダ

20.09.1929 – 30.11.2020
It is with heavy hearts that we received this morning the announcement of Sadamu Uriu shihan's (9th Dan – JKS) passing. Uriu shihan was one of the pioneers of Karate in Brazil and the head of JKS Brazil. We mourn his passage and honour the teachings. Uriu shihan leaves a great legacy and will be forever in the heart of his students around the world.

Our thoughts are with the Uriu family during this difficult time.

Mokusou 黙想

A few highlights of the 2020 Annual JKS International Seminar.🔥🔥🔥

Great to have this opportunity, amid all that has been going on in this challenging year. Very detailed, high-level training. Also, nice to meet again our friends from across the world. 🌎🌏🌍

Kanayama sensei, Okamoto sensei, Suzuki sensei, JKS headquarters, thank you. 金山先生、岡本先生、鈴木先生、日本空手松涛連盟、ありがとうございました。押忍！

Shinjigenkan Canada is proud to be JKS. 🇨🇦 🥋 🇯🇵
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With: 日本空手松涛連盟 - Japan Karate Shoto Federation, Shinjigenkan Institute Brazil, Kiokay Karate, JKS Argentina, JKS New Zealand, JKS Chile Oficial, JKS Rio Grande do Sul - FKSRS, JKS Uruguay

🇨🇦🏵️Mokuso🏵️🇨🇦
Please observe this remembrance day by staying home, socially distancing and keeping our veterans safe.

We take our community's health very seriously. We worked very hard to develop training plans that would fit every single health and safety guidelines released by the provincial and federal governments.

However, following the Manitoba’s chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin's announcement on Friday, and the last updated numbers and critical level (code red) reached in Manitoba, we've decided to pause, once again, all our activities at the dojo.

In the meantime, please take the necessary precautions and continue training at home. Yes, it's possible!

Stay active, stay healthy, stay safe. We're gonna get through this. 👊👊👊

- Shinjigenkan Institute Canada team

Happy international karate day!
We're honoured and humbled to carry a small part of the knowledge these great instructor have to offer.

Funakoshi Gichin / Asai Tetsuhiko / Uriu Sadamu / Kagawa Masao / Katsumata Yutaka (and Okamoto Saori as an added bonus!)

We train each day to get stronger, sharper, and more focused.

Don't stop.
Osu!

#空手 #空手家 #空手道 #松濤館 #武道 #カナダ

Today's training is in honour of the survivors. 🧡

WE FIGHT.

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Repost • • • Residential schools opened in 1876 and were designed to remove Indigenous children from their communities, families, and culture. It is estimated that 150,000 children were placed in the system, and that 6000 children died while attending residential schools.

The last residential school closed in 1996. Let that sink in.

The negative impacts and trauma of this cultural genocide, as well as the continued oppression and systemic racism against Indigenous people, is still apparent today. We must do better.

Today we honour the healing journey of the survivors of residential schools and their families, and honour the memory of those who who did not survive.