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Covid 19 – Alerts- March 18,2020

MARCH 18th, 2020—In accordance with PPS, the City of Portland and  National Emergency of COVID 19 outbreak-

All classes will be held online as of April 1, 2020. Classes will be formatted in a private online one on one instructor and student session for 45 min. by appointment only.

With the stated mandate per the City of Portland and the State of Oregon no in person classes will be held.

Skype, Zoom can be utilized as per preference.

Please request an invitation to ZOOM from: Pacrenbogukarate@gmail.com.

 

 

PRACTICE SCHEDULE : 2021/22 Google Calendar –

 

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.   All Pacific Renbukai Instructors are educated through USA Karate and Safesport with current rules guidelines strickly enforced with certification and accreditation.

In a study of karate participants younder than 18 years, a reported injury risk over a 12 month time period of 5.6 per 100 athletes was identified.   Karate focuses on techniques that just fall short on contact has been shown to have a lower injury rate compared to other martial arts…

There is a great danger in MMA injury as the  adult risk of injury is well documented in Adult matches. Overall risk of injury has been reported as 85.1 to 228.7 per 1000 athletic exposures- which is higher than other contact sports IE, college football with is 8.1 per 1000 athletic exposures.   Head and neck injuries accounted for 67%-78% of total injuries in MMA.

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