American Academy Of Pediatrics 2016 Study reports a “..Karate has a lower and and usually less severe injury rate than in any other martial art forms..”

According to pediatrics.aapublications.org …Youth Participation and Injury Risk in Martial Arts, RA Demorset… Martial arts that involve sparring  can be safer with rigrorous enforcement of rules prohibiting excessive force, dangerous movements, or blows to forbidden areas are prohibited and discouraged.  When  safety education is promoted and taught to  all athletes and instructors injuries are decreased.   … More American Academy Of Pediatrics 2016 Study reports a “..Karate has a lower and and usually less severe injury rate than in any other martial art forms..”

TED TALKS- Delayed Gratification

Traditional karate is based on a belt system of advancement that considers skill, age and ability to cooperate with others.In karate training self control is enforced and the joy of delayed gratification becomes enhanced.[fts_instagram instagram_id=8914420856 access_token=8914420856.da06fb6.6074e509c3034983839bed9cbc576842 pics_count=6 type=user profile_wrap=no super_gallery=yes columns=3 force_columns=no space_between_photos=1px icon_size=65px hide_date_likes_comments=no] TweetPinShare0 Shares

Japan Renbukai (Atsugi Branch)

 All Japan Karate Do Federation Renbukai Sensei Kikumura Join our group in Portland,Oregon and be part of Renbukai Japan..         ALL Japan Karatedo Federation (JKF) Join RENBUKAI CLUB NOW       TweetPinShare0 Shares

USA National Karate-do Federation

USA KARATE link Robert and Bettina Camden-Ishimaru Senseis are Official Members of USA KARATE 2020. They are both Safe SPORT CERTIFIED course completion and renewal 2020. NCSI Green light approved. The Camden-Ishimaru coach/instructors are both 2020 USA KARATE OFFICIAL license holders for KATA and KUMITE. Oregon State Team medalists 2018. Regional QUALIFIERS- MAC CLUB MAY … More USA National Karate-do Federation

Portland, Oregon Renbukai Club State Winners 2018 USA KARATE

Congratulations to High School students:Clayton Stacey, Alex Kageyama and Alex Banman and Ryan Dunning- Elementary school participants. May 2018 MAC Club. TweetPinShare0 Shares