KEIBUKAN / JSKA
Camberley Arena sports centre Monday 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
Yateley Manor School Thursday 7.30pm to 8.30pm
Club Info
Sensei Stevan Harrison 7th Dan JSKA
A class Examiner
A class Judge
A class instructor
Keigo Abe sensei, 9th Dan
Chief instructor and founder of JSKA
The Keibukan are directly affiliated to the Japan Shotokan Karate Association, JSKA.
Sensei Harrison’s first dojo opened in 1992 in Basingstoke.
Training fees as of 1st August 2018
£300
Annual training fee includes,
all lessons
Membership
kyu gradings
or
You can pay as you go £5 p/l. £30 per month or pay the annual fee.
visitor lesson, £5
Visiting from another dojo, £5 (must have a valid karate licence)
Karate insurance must be arranged by the student.
http://www.insure4sport.co.uk is just company that students can use.
National Qualifications.
August 2018
David Fennell, A class Instructor, Judge, Examiner
Johan Lang, A class Instructor, Judge, Examiner
Dan grading results.
Aug 2018
Archie Junior black belt
July 2018,
Mark Firman JSKA 3rd dan
Johan Lang JSKA 3rd Dan
Feb 2018
lAlex junior black belt
Dan gradings results 2017
Stevan, 7th Dan
David Cox, 4th Dan
David Fennell, 3rd Dan
Gill, 1st Dan
kyu gradings in 2018, first Monday and Thursday, Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec
3rd JSKA European Championship photos
JSKA World Championship 2018, http://jskajp.org/index.php/championship
Keibukan / JSKA 2017 Kata Championship
David Cox receiving his Yondan certificate
Gill receiving her JSKA Shodan certificate from Sensei Stevan Harrison.
Sensei Harrison presenting David with his 3rd Dan certificate.
JSKA Championships
JSKA World Championship
1st 2002 Germany
2nd 2004 South Africa
3rd 2006 USA
4th 2008 UK
5th 2010 Portugal
6th 2012 Mexico
7th 2014 Italy
8th 2016 Namibia.
9th 2018 Russia
JSKA European Championship
1st 2013 Germany
2nd 2015 Scotland
3rd 2017 Hungary
Dojo Niju Kun
1 Never forget: karate begins with rei and ends with rei
2 There is no first attack in karate
3 Karate supports righteousness
4 First understand yourself then understand others
5 The art of the mind is more important than the art of the technique
6 The mind needs to be freed
7 Trouble is born of negligence
8 Do not think karate is only in the dojo
9 The training of karate requires a lifetime
10 Transform everything into karate; therein lies its exquisiteness
11 Genuine karate is like hot water; it cools down if you do not keep on heating it
12 Do not have the idea of winning while the idea of not losing is necessary.
13 Transform yourself according to the opponent
14 The outcome of the fight depends on one’s manoeuvres.
15 Imagine one’s arms and legs as swords
16 Once you leave the shelter of home, there are a million enemies
17 Postures are for the beginner; later they are natural positions
18 Do the kata correctly; the real fight is a different matter
19 Do not forget control of the dynamics of power, the elasticity of the body and the speed of the technique
20 Always be good at the application of everything that you have learned.
Dojo Kun
Seek Perfection of Character
be Faithful
Endeavour
Respect Others
Refrain from violent behaviour
This is also in your licence book.