Description
Welcome to the 2022 Kangeiko.
What is it? Kangeiko is borrowed from a Judo tradition. It means “Cold” (Kan) “Training” (Keiko). It is a way for martial artists to commit themselves to focused training for the upcoming year. This year the theme of the Kangeiko is “Keiko” which literally means “to consider the old.? We hope you will join us for the 2nd Annual Kangeiko in 2022
What do I get when I register? When you register for this event you will gain access to a Facebook group where you will find challenging daily workouts (in video and printable formats), reading material from past Karate pioneers, and tips for karate training. Each day will consist of approximately 1.5 – 2 hours of activities. Upon completion, each participant will receive a Certificate of Completion from Okinawa and, we hope, a whole lot of motivation to fuel your training for the upcoming year.
Where does the entry fee go? The Okinawa Shorinryu Karate Kobudo Kensankai is a US 501c Non Profit Organization. Your entry fee will help the Kensankai continue to create opportunities for Karate training and cultural learning and exchange in the birthplace of Karate, Okinawa, Japan.
Prerequisites: –
-All styles of Karate
-No Rank minimum but some of the activities may need to be altered depending on fitness levels and experience.
-Registration and access to Kangeiko page
-All activities can be done as an individual or as a group.
WAIVER:
Your purchase indicates that you accept to train at your own risk, and you hereby release all students, instructors and other authorized agents from any responsibility for any injury or legal claims that may arise from training.
