Frederiksværk Karateklub

24/06/2026

Så er der lidt i Ugeposten fra Udviklingsstævnet

13/06/2026

FREDERIKSVÆRK – Der var pyntet flot op i de traditionelle rød-hvide Shobu Ippon Danmark-farver, da karateklubben Taifu i dag dannede rammen om et succesfuldt udviklingsstævne. Med deltagelse af otte forskellige klubber blev dagen en sand fejring af traditionel karate, hvor både det sportslige og det sociale var i absolut højsæde.

https://karatenews.dk/flot-karatestaevne-i-frederiksvaerk/

11/06/2026

Taifu sælger lækre pølser på lørdag. De er klar fra kl. 11

11/06/2026

DEADLINE: 7. juni 2026. Tilmelding sendes til shobuippondanmark@gmail DELTAGERPRIS:200 danske kr per deltager (dækker både kata og kumite) Betaling kontant klubvis på dagen HVEM KAN DELTAGE: Stævnet er for 10. Kyu til 4. Kyu. Minimumsalder 8 år. KRAV FOR AT DELTAGE: Kata: Skal kunne udføre min...

11/06/2026

03/06/2026

Ved aftenens voksentræning blev Emil san, Merhawi san og Steen san dojogradueret. Godt gået, og dejligt at se så mange nye voksne medlemmer i Taifu👍

09/05/2026

When Gichin Funakoshi passed away in 1957, many believed Shotokan karate might slowly fade inside Japan. But one man refused to let that happen. Masatoshi Nakayama stepped forward and transformed Shotokan from a respected Japanese martial art into a worldwide karate movement. Through the Japan Karate Association, Nakayama built a system unlike anything karate had seen before — structured instructor programs, standardized techniques, scientific training methods, and disciplined international expansion.
Nakayama understood something revolutionary for his time: karate could not survive globally if it remained limited to small local dojo traditions. He developed elite JKA instructors and sent them across Europe, Africa, America, and Asia to spread authentic Shotokan directly from Japan. These instructors became famous for their speed, power, precision, and strict discipline, creating the fearsome reputation of JKA karate during the 1960s and 1970s.
He also modernized karate training by studying biomechanics, timing, distance, and body mechanics, helping Shotokan evolve into a highly efficient fighting system while still preserving its traditional roots. Under Nakayama’s leadership, tournament karate expanded rapidly, university karate grew stronger, and Shotokan became one of the most recognized martial arts styles in the world.
Many people remember Funakoshi as the founder of Shotokan, but history remembers Nakayama as the man who carried that vision across the globe. Without him, Shotokan may have remained a Japanese martial art known by only a few. Instead, it became an international phenomenon practiced by millions.