Tournaments

NEW!!!!

 

EMAC Friendship Tournament October 16, 2010 in Ottawa, ON at the EMAC Canada Spring Gasshuku being held at Tudor Hall. Starting at 8:45am.

Tournament is for all ages and all belt levels.  Empty hand divisions, Sparring Divisions, Kobudo Divisions.

GREAT Kingston City tournament.  Eastwind brought 4 competitors and took home 8 trophies!!!

See gallery Page for  some great shots!!

Kata Competition July 2007

The following are the Grand Champions of each division from our last Kata Competition held in July 07:

Children's Kata: Nicloas Valentino

Adult Black Belt Kata: Mark Bonnet

Jr. Black Belt: Alexandra Alvares

See Gallery page for pictures

 

2007 Tournaments

Awesome Pick Your Own Trophy Tournament Sensei Mike and Sensei Laura are so pround of everyone. 

We don't train for tournaments; but we use tournaments to train.

Kata Competition February 2007

The following are the Grand Champions of each division from our last Kata Competition held in February 07:

Children's Kata: Natalia Martynova and Jacob Dignard 

Adult Kata: Bruce Lonergan

Adult Black Belt Kata: Mark Bonnet

Jr. Black Belt: Alexandra Alvares

Kobudo Kata: Kevin Gehrels

Kata Competition October 2006

The following are the Grand Champions of each division from our last Kata Competition held in October 2006:

Children's Kata: Natalia

Children's Kobudo Kata: Alexandra Alvares

Adult Kata: Theresa Fournier

Adult Black Belt Kata: Mark Bonnet

Jr. Black Belt: Sam Connell-Whitney

Kobudo Kata: Roger Dufour

Black Belt Kobudo Kata: Ron Charron

See at the bottom of the page for more details about EWBLC Kata Competitions.

 

Kata Competition November 2005

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Kata Competition

This in house (dojo) event started in 1995 to build character, confidence and self-esteem in the student and the instructors.

The competition is free to all members of the club; it happens three or four times a year and is usually divided up into three divisions:

  1. Karate Kata

  2. Kobudo Kata

  3. Shaolin Hsing (Forms) 

  4. The divisions are then sub-divided into age, rank and ability.

There are usually five judges of Black and Brown rankings who watch stances, techniques and ability.  These judges in turn give scores that range between 6.0 and 9.9 to the competitors performing Kata.

Practice hard and remember we do not train for tournaments we use tournaments to train.  Please be there as these Kata Competitions are a part of your training.