Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
New Class Starting in Nov and Dec 2012
We are starting new class for beginners. If you are interested in Sport and Traditional Karate-do, do join us for the training. We cooperate sport science and traditional karate skills in our training. We take safety as our first priority in our training. We train for better health and wellness, not to produce hooliganism or bullies.
Our chief coach Hanshi Chia has more than 40 years of coaching experience. He is assisted by some other blackbelt coaches in the class.
Kindly email Hanshi Chia at ckf567@gmail.com or contact Tanglin Community Club for more details of the class.
Our chief coach Hanshi Chia has more than 40 years of coaching experience. He is assisted by some other blackbelt coaches in the class.
Kindly email Hanshi Chia at ckf567@gmail.com or contact Tanglin Community Club for more details of the class.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
KSK In-house Tournament 2012
KSK is conducting its first In-House Karate-do Tournament on coming Sunday, 4 November 2012. This activity is only opened to KSK members. The purpose of this tournament is to foster closer relationships among members as well as to raise their awareness of Traditional Karate-do techniques.
We would like to thank the following in help us to make this activity a success:
1. Tanglin CC for providing the premises, sponsoring the medals and staff supports
2. KSK seniors members who come back and help to organize as well as to help out in the actual day
3. Current training members who give us the strong support and participate in the events
4. Hanshi Francis Hong from Zen Shin Ren (Gojuryu) who assists us in all technical aspects
5. All parents and supporters in supporting us in this event
We would like to thank the following in help us to make this activity a success:
1. Tanglin CC for providing the premises, sponsoring the medals and staff supports
2. KSK seniors members who come back and help to organize as well as to help out in the actual day
3. Current training members who give us the strong support and participate in the events
4. Hanshi Francis Hong from Zen Shin Ren (Gojuryu) who assists us in all technical aspects
5. All parents and supporters in supporting us in this event
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
How to be a better Kumite fighter
How to be a better Kumite fighter
How to become a good Kumite
participant
Script by Hanshi Chia
Kwek Fah
There are several areas we need to address it, before we
could achieved what we are aiming for.
These are: 1. The Basic knowledge and execution of movement
in karate-do.
2. The fitness condition of the
participant
3.
The understanding of the Rules and regulations of Kumite.
4.
The actual exposure of fighting.
1. The Basic Knowledge of Kumite movement
One should be able to perform the basic
kumite stance, and able to manupulate his body as he wishes to any direction.
This would prevent you from getting out of the match area often, and resulted
to Hansuku condition.
All punches and kicks must accompanied
with the five elements of scoring during the match.
One must able to execute Jodan Geri, which
will score 3 points in the match; as well as Ashi Barai (The sweep). These
techniques will make you score more.
2. The Fitness Condition of the Participant
Knowing all the
techniques but unable to deliver it effectively will be useless. To be agile,
flexible, fast reacting and strong, one must go for strength conditioning
program. Aimless gym training or fitness training have not impact on
performance. Only sports specific prescrible program would enhance the
performance tremendiously.
3. Participant should try go attend Kumite Judging Workshop,
so that he would understand from first hand knowledge, how a punch or kick
would score in a match. If not, than the technical coach should clearly
illustrate the key points of the Rules and Regulations of a Kumite Match.
4. The Autual Exposure of Fighting
Participant must
try to ennage himself to all opportunities that would provide him chance to do
kumite, whether it is a practice session or official match. Through these
matches, participant will be able to build his confidence during matches.
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
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