# of participants: 65
# of countries: 13
Hotel: Grand Sahid Jaya
Day 1 (thurs) – Took an Air Asia flight with Shihan and Senpai Muhd @ around 2pm. Did a web chk in before coming to airport. Had vegetarian fried rice on the plane. Arrived @ Sukarno Hatta International Airport. Waited awhile for the Indonesian guest recipient to direct us to a cab. Took cab to hotel. Checked in. Handed over dogi for number sewing and medical report to Acin. Attended tournament briefing.
Day 2 (fri) – Went to gym with Shihan. Played ping pong with Senpai Muhd. He is a mean player! Met Muhd’s friend, Erfan. Another mean ping pong player! Trained awhile with Erfan and Muhd in the aerobics gym. Had onigiri @ City Walk for dinner. Yummy. Indonesian food is cheap due to currency exchg.
Day 3 (sat) – Boarded bus to Indoor Tennis Stadium Senayan. One girl from Bulgaria in my category was the tallest person in the whole stadium! Fought Kazakhstan fighter around noon or 1pm. Lost. Things to improve on: don’t fight defensive. You will lose even if you punch harder. Also been taking things too easy.
Muhd won 2 rounds then hurt his hand in tameshiwari. Couldn’t hold fist after that, otherwise he would’ve gone on to finals, I believe.
Day 4 (sun) – Loitered around city. Walked to shopping mall. Plenty of shopping malls in JKT but not suited to my tastes. Original plan was to visit Shihan Sujoto but last minute cancel.
Day 5 (mon) – Took flight back to KUL. Miss KUL. Listened to Shihan and Muhd talk about Kyokushin fighters while munching on fried chicken. Yummy.
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April 2011 Kyokushin vs Muay Thai in Cheras, Badminton Stadium
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18 feb 2010
woke up at 630am. bus left at 7+am. 2 stops on the way to fukushima.
saw and touched snow for first time. Acted as Mandarin interpreter for China branch chief. Excuse me for my bad Mandarin.
Arrived at 1pm. trained pinan 1 -5 taught by shihan ishijima. fuku kancho showed some ground techniques.
After training checked into hotel. public nude bath again, oh no! met senpai hitomi kobayashi again after 2 years.
had japanese dinner with all.
branch chiefs were invited to give speeches and there was an award ceremony to a newly formed Technical Committee. slept early (sleeping on tatami is really comfortable for my back!) due to full day of training tomorrow.
19 feb 2010
Training started at 9am. learned bo kata, reviewed seienchin and gekisai sho.
Shihan okazaki showed some bunkai techniques for the kata. There was also mitt training session.
We had a brief photosession.
After dinner, everyone who was taking grading the next day practiced hard.
20 feb 2010
Training started with jo techniques and review of katas. grading started at 1pm.
All in all, came back with a better understanding of the katas and bunkai, bo and jo kata and application (kumi-bo), sai kata and better application of ikken. Made a lot new friends. Kyokushin-kan members are friendly and humble and the sense of friendship was very strong.
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Welcome to the official website of Kyokushin Karate in Malaysia!
Kyokushin Karate is suitable for you if your aim is to:
- strengthen and overcoming yourself physically, mentally
- discipline yourself by attending training consistently despite being tired, busy etc
- learn to defend yourself on the streets
- learn the culture of the Japanese in the context of martial arts
You may want to consider another martial art if you aim is to:
- get a black belt as quickly as possible
- maintain your current rank in other martial arts
- you have certain beliefs that prevent you from adhering to rules of the dojo
NEWS
All Japan 2012 Toda Sports Centre
Veteran category
Coming soon: 2nd All Asia Korea August 2012
Read about our latest grading. Watch the concentration and focus of 5 year olds as they execute kihon and kata.
Read about the dedication of students who travel 6 hours every week just to attend Kyokushin training.
Have fun challenging yourself by going further in your training. Cultivate the OSU spirit in your way of life.
Find out what are taught in everyday classes.
Leave your comment or enquiry.
If you can’t wait, call Sensei Michael directly 016 282 5488 or Senpai Yu mun 016 3898 958.
Centralised training every Wednesdays, Fridays (8pm) PJ dojo
Sundays (10.30am) Tropicana Golf resort dojo
Sundays (5.30pm) PJ dojo
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