Our deepest condolences
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The WKGB Ltd wish to send our deepest condolences to the family and friends - at the untimely passing of Pauline Bindra – wife of Lee, the owner of Blitz Sport – our good friends and main sponsors – all our thoughts are with you at this sad time.
The Little Bubishi: A History of Karate for Children
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'We are pleased to announce that one of our Instructors has been successful in having a book published – it is a children’s book based on the history of Karate – and is the first of many! – we hope that this venture proves successful and illustrates the many positive aspects of Karate – we look forward to your feedback!'
Last Updated (Thursday, 10 June 2010 20:32)
Statute 21.9
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Following a meeting with some of our members, it has been brought to our attention that some tournaments and courses may have innocently breached the above statute. This is because non WKF members may have attended these events and trained with members, thus constituting a breach. In future anyone holding a tournament, competition, or course must ensure that all participants are in membership of a WKF recognised and affiliated organisation, and must state this on entry forms and posters. Failure to do so will mean that the organiser of the event has knowingly breached 21.9 and will be subject to implementation of the rules regarding statute 21.9. Thank you for your cooperation WKGB Anti-Doping Policy Reminder
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The WKGB holds strongly to the Drug Free Sport policy and takes the use of banned substances very seriously. Please see the UK Anti Doping link for more information on accepted and banned substances. click here for more on the rules.
Last Updated (Tuesday, 06 April 2010 21:11) |
‘ Welsh Higashi’
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‘With regards to the complaints received about the above Association breaching the 21.9 rule. As explained to the people concerned – Welsh Higshi is an autonomous group, with it’s own constitution, AGM’s etc., The group does not have it’s own website. Welsh Higashi was originally called Welsh Karate Wado Kai – at the time Sid Crocker’s Association was called Wales Karate Wado Kai – in order to avoid confusion, the Chief Instructor Keith Mumberson asked Peter Spanton of Higashi Karate Kai, if they could use the ‘Higashi’ title – whilst still retaining their individual identity, constitutions etc., the arrangement was for a title change only.
Last Updated (Thursday, 10 June 2010 20:08)
The passing of a legend of Welsh Karate
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It is with great sadness that the WKGB Ltd announce the passing of a legend of Welsh Karate - Shihan Ritchie Noblett 8th Dan - who died at the weekend.Ritchie will be sadly missed by all who knew him, and he will be totally irreplaceable in the history of Karate in Wales. Last Updated (Monday, 08 February 2010 18:33) |
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