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- KC/WKF Dan Cert Request | shintani.ca
KARATE CANADA / WORLD KARATE FEDERATION DAN CERTIFICATE REQUEST The Shintani Wado Kai Karate Federation (SWKKF) is a Karate Canada recognized association. Based on Karate Canada requirements, a Karate Canada Dan Certificate must be received before a World Karate Federation certificate can be requested. The Karate Canada Dan Certificate request process is as follows: Interested members must be a member in good standing with the Shintani Wado Kai Karate Federation Interested members must be a member in good standing with the Provincial Sport Organization (PSO). The requirements for certificates from 1st Dan to 5th Dan are: 1st Dan – member of the PSO for at least 1 year. 2nd Dan – member of the PSO for at least 1 year. 3rd Dan – member of the PSO for at least 2 years 4th Dan – member of the PSO for at least 3 years 5th Dan – member of the PSO for at least 4 years and have a club registered with 15 students with the PSO Member completes the application form. Forms are available below for download. Member submits the application form along with an eTransfer for the Certificate to Sensei Darren Humphries (dhumphries@shintani.ca ). Karate Canada will mail the certificate in 4 – 6 weeks (for Karate Canada Dan Certificates and 4 – 6 months for a World Karate Federation Certificate. The Karate Canada and World Karate Federation Certificates is another optional avenue for our members to pursue if they choose to. Our current Dan Grading process remains the same. A Karate Canada or World Karate Federation Certificate can be issued without performing another Dan grading. Please e-mail Sensei Darren Humphries should you need further information. e-mail address: Sensei Ron Mattie (rmattie@shintani.ca ) Sensei Darren Humphries (dhumphries@shintani.ca ) Download Applications Forms: Karate Canada World Karate Federation
- Robert Trahan | shintani.ca
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- Shindo Documentation | shintani.ca
Top of Page Course / Video Downloads Dan Grading App. Grading Summary Kyu Grading App. Course / Video Downloads SHINDO RANKS BASIC, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED SHINDO To properly introduce Shindo into your dojo the Shindo committee, under the request of Sensei Shintani, developed Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Shindo programs. The following downloads are available: Shindo Course outlines - click on pdf icon. Basic Shindo Video Intermediate Shindo Video Advanced Shindo Video SHINDO DAN LEVEL APPLICATION FORMS (GOLD STRIPE) To download the official application, click the Shindo Grading App. icon. Completed applications can be sent to the chair of the Shindo Committee. Please ensure before submitting: Student portion is completed fully Instructor portion is completed fully SUMMARY OF SHINDO GRADING DAN LEVEL GRADING PAPERWORK The following document is intended to accompany the Shindo grading sheets and contains detailed explanations of each technique of the grading as prescribed there. This is intended to assist in interpreting the techniques only. Click Explanation Short Form icon (simplified technique explanations) to download form. Click Explanation Long Form icon (expanded technique explanations) to download form. KYU BELT GRADING FORMS - SHINDO For Dojo Use - Grading Forms for Basic (white stripe), Intermediate (green stripe), and Advanced (brown stripe) levels. Click icons to download forms. Basic Shindo Form (white stripe). Intermediate Shindo Form (green stripe). Advanced Shindo Form (brown stripe). Shindo Course Outlines Dan Grading App. Grading Summary Shindo Grading App. Explanation Short Form Explanation Long Form Kyu Grading App. Basic Shindo Form Intermediate Shindo Form Advanced Shindo Form
- Masaru Shintani | shintani.ca
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- Sensei Ron Mattie inducted into the Canadian Black Belt Hall of Fame | shintani.ca
< Back Sensei Ron Mattie inducted into the Canadian Black Belt Hall of Fame With great pride, the SWKKF Senate and membership would like to congratulate Sensei Ron Mattie, for being inducted into the Canadian Black Belt Hall of Fame. https://811184d5-cd1f-4953-859e-95ef22fe2c82.usrfiles.com/ugd/811184_6871df69c0334bcb887f2a081c688b5f.pdf Previous Continue Reading Next
- Team | shintani.ca
Shintani Team Vision - To represent the SWKKF at tournaments, clinics and workshops in Canada and internationally. Team Structure Current Team Team History Expectations Committee & Staff Teams by Year Team Gallery Shintani Team Upcoming Events Title Date Time Location
- Ceylon Wado Kai Karate
(306) 861-3214 < Back Ceylon Wado Kai Karate Sensei Owen Day (306) 861-3214 senseiowen@outlook.com Address 410 Main Street, Ceylon, SK, Canada Ceylon, SK, Canada Practice Times Tuesday - Youth - 6:00-7:00 pm / Advance Youth/Adult - 7:00-9:00 pm Club Website or Social Media Notes Previous Map Next
- Jarvis Wado Kai Karate Club
(519) 909-9438 < Back Jarvis Wado Kai Karate Club Sensei Marco Reyes (519) 909-9438 marcoreyes@gmail.com Address 19 Church Street, Jarvis, ON, Canada Jarvis, ON, Canada Practice Times Thursday Family Class - 6-7:30 pm (Eastern Daylight Time) Thursday Advance Class - 7:30-9:00 pm (Eastern Daylight Time) Club Website or Social Media Notes Previous Map Next
- Club Startup Initiative | shintani.ca
SWKKF Club Startup Initiative Thinking of starting a karate dojo? That may be a tough initiative. But the venture is worth it. It could be one of the most rewarding experiences of your karate life. Check with the SWKKF how it can help you and what assistance it offers. Download the form and application to get started. The SWKKF offers a one‐time initiative startup for those who require financial assistance. The following is the eligibility criteria for the program: Must be of the rank of Shodan or up, or under the direction of a Dan ranking sponsor. Must be registered within the SWKKF for a minimum of 3 consecutive years. Must have the recommendation of their Sensei. Must be a new dojo (not an existing dojo or a dojo rename or move). Limited to a one lifetime subscription. Limited to a maximum of $1000. Download Application
- Prince Township Wado Kai
(705) 297-0753 < Back Prince Township Wado Kai Sensei Duane Wenmann (705) 297-0753 wenmannssm@gmail.com Address 3042 Second Line West, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, Canada Sault Ste Marie, ON , Canada P6A 6K4 Practice Times Wednesday - 7:00-9:00 pm (Eastern Daylight) Club Website or Social Media Notes Previous Map Next
- Chris Logger | shintani.ca
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- Shindo-Gradings | shintani.ca
Shindo Gradings & Ranking Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Shindo To properly introduce Shindo into your dojo the Shindo committee, under the request of Sensei Shintani, developed Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Shindo programs. For full reference, refer to the Shindo Manual . The following downloads are available on the Shintani Store: Shindo Course outlines - available to all can be downloaded here . Basic Shindo Video (paid download) Intermediate Shindo Video (paid download) Advanced Shindo Video (paid download) Shindo Kata List Below is a list of Shindo Kata guidelines. Shindo Dan-Level Application Forms (Gold Stripe) To download the official application click here. Word Document - PDF Document Completed applications can be sent to the chair of the Shindo Committee. Please ensure before submitting: Student portion is completed fully Instructor portion is completed fully Gradig Fee: $150 + applicable taxes (GST/HST) eTransfer grading fee to payments@shintani.ca Senate - Importance of Shindo The purpose of our letter to you today is to remind you all of a vitally important component of Sensei Shintani and his teachings. Continue Reading What if someone was to ask you, “What does Shindo represent, and what do you learn from it?” Could you answer this question? Continue Reading Future of Shindo Is Important Origins, Principles, and Concepts The art of Shindo was devised by Masaru Shintani Sensei, 9th Dan, in the early 1970’s and he started teaching Shindo to his students in the late 1980’s. Sensei had made the Shindo methods and principles known to Otsuka Sensei who gave it his full endorsement. Continue Reading How to Incorporate Shindo into Your Karate The first step is to just pick up the Shindo and start! Here are some of my personal thoughts on Shindo. Continue Reading The Shindo committee is dedicated to the introduction of Shindo into the everyday teachings of our organizations students. However, the committee is also dedicated to improving and expanding upon Shindo teachings. Continue Reading Introduction of New Shindo Kata(s) Tasks and Goals The Shindo committee has been continuously working at fulfilling the dream Sensei Shintani had for Shindo. The goal is to bring Shindo into the lives of all the students in the federation. Seishin no Shindo I had thought about what kind of a kata that would be good for the Shindo and decided that a Kitagawa kata would best fit the movements of the Shindo as well as capture the essence of Sensei Shintani's movements. Continue Reading Continue Reading



