Date Created: 2011-03-17 14:42:50
The JKS World Karate Championships - 24th & 25th September 2011 is open to all JKS member federations
The JKS International seminar - 23rd September is open to all karate students regardless of style of affiliation.
Examinations etc are for JKS members only.
Please click on PDF document for bulletin 4, this should be our final bulletin
Click on PDF document for full details of JKS World Championships to be held in Scotland September 2011
Date Created: 2011-03-17 14:34:25
Attached results for the British International Open Championships.
British International Open Championships 2011 from Marcos Rueda on Vimeo.
Click on PDF document for full results of the British Open Championships 2011
Full results
Medals Nations
Medals Clubs
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Date Created: 2011-03-11 14:25:18
Association Child Protection Officer Mr David Orr
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Date Created: 2011-03-10 09:40:27
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Date Created: 2011-02-23 13:37:17
For full details and categories click on PDF document
Date Created: 2011-02-22 09:40:25
Congratulations to Amy Connell winning 3rd place at the European Junior Championships held in Serbia February 2011
Date Created: 2011-02-14 13:54:16
The SKGB Refereeing Commission will be holding a Refereeing Officials Course on Saturday 12th March 2011.
Venue: Moorings Hotel, Motherwell
Course content:
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Date Created: 2011-01-31 14:28:24
In association with JKS Scotland - Karate Kai - and supported by the Scottish Karate Governing Body the Japan Karate Academy (previously Shitokai Scotland) present the first of two seminars by:
Dr Niall McFarlane: Lecturer in Integrated Muscle Physiology, Faculty of Biomedical & Life Sciences.
Glasgow University Sports Science Department
Click on PDF document for full course detail with Japan Karate Academy
Click on PDF document for full course detail with J K S Scotland
Date Created: 2011-01-18 12:36:36
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Date Created: 2011-01-14 14:51:07
Squad training is open to all SKGB members aged 12 year and above. The training times are 11am to 12.30pm and 11am to 1pm for elite squad members ( elite squad explained below).
Please note that under the new selection system those that do not attend team pool training sessions cannot be included in the elite squad and in future all selections will be made from those in the elite squad. It is therefore important for anyone wishing to be included in the elite group in the future to attened team pool training sessions regularly. It is also important to keep an up to date note of your results from major championships
Squad training is open to all SKGB members aged 12 year and above. The training times are 11am to 12.30pm and 11am to 1pm for elite squad members ( elite squad explained below).
Please note that under the new selection system those that do not attend team pool training sessions cannot be included in the elite squad and in future all selections will be made from those in the elite squad. It is therefore important for anyone wishing to be included in the elite group in the future to attened team pool training sessions regularly. It is also important to keep an up to date note of your results from major championships
List of major championships
Scottish International Open
Scottish National
British Four Nations
British International Open
European Championships
World Championships
And any open events at home or abroad. The coaches will alsokeep arecord of elite squad members results and that will be used for selection purposes.
Please note how important it is to attended squad training. An example of the importance was evident at the selections for the forthcoming European Juniors. Two apploicants who put their applications forward for consideration, had good competition results as required, but had not attended squad training and could not be considered for inclusion in the squad.
Criteria for selection (To represernt Scotland at major events)
1. Attendance at squad training
2. Results from the major events mentioned above.
Athletes can be added to the elite squad at any time if the coaches feel they have achieved the criteria necessary
Team pool training dates are listed in the events section of this web site
Hamish T Adam
Director of Sport
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