City of Radom, hosted OYAMA IKF Open European Cup, that gathered almost 320 participants from 13 countries representing OYAMA International Karate Federation, World Kanreikai Karate and seven Kyokushin organizations (including: Kyokushin-Tezuka Group, Kyokushin Matsushima and Shinkyokushin).
We have issued the new syllabus edition of OYAMA International Karate Federation, including all the actual schooling and examination information for children, youth and adults.
OYAMA International Karate Federation introduces three kata dedicated to fighting - Kumite No Kata 1-3. The most representative of Oyama karate techniques and their combinations were shown in them. They have their prototype in classic Kihon Kata or come from proven sports solutions. Their feature is utilitarianism and versatility.
