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Iskf Master Camp 2008 International Goodwill Tournament June 6 - 13 at Camp Green Lane, Pennsylvania, U.S.A 42ND ANNUAL ISKF MASTER CAMP 2008 INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL TOURNAMENT JUNE 6 - 13 AT CAMP GREEN LANE, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A. INTERNATIONAL SHOTOKAN KARATE FEDERATION Greetings; It is my pleasure to welcome everyone to our 42nd ISKF Master Camp and International Goodwill Tournament. Our theme for this year's Master Camp is "Tekki ni yotte tenka seyo" - Move according to your opponent. You may initially take this literally, and think it means only in kumite. However, before you can apply this principle to kumite you must first learn to become flexible mentally so that you can adapt to a situation as it changes. It teaches us to be calm, have a clear mind and react naturally without thinking of a strategy. If you learn to keep an open mind to better respond to every situa- tion, this will bring you success both in kumite and in your every day life. This theme can also be applied to the changes happening in the ISKF. As you know we have become an independent organization. While we will strive to remain a traditional martial arts organization, in order to grow we must be flexible and open to all things around us without ego or judgment. We have always been an international organization, now we will be a universal organization with many more cultures in our expanding ISKF family. The success and expansion of the ISKF is due to the dedication and expertise of our esteemed instructors, but more than that it is because of the many loyal and enthusiastic members many of whom have remained steadfast and sincere. I know I can count on our veterans to wel- come our new ISKF family members and show them how great our organization is. I would like to extend a heartfelt warm welcome to our new members to our 42nd ISKF Master Camp as well as to our returning members. This is the only weeklong Shotokan Karate training camp with so many high-ranking instructors. This year we are very fortu- nate to have Master Hirokazu Kanazawa from Japan returning and sharing his great instruction along with our esteemed ISKF Master Yutaka Yaguchi as well as our Technical Committee, the ISKF high- er ranking qualified instructors. I welcome all of you, from beginner to black belt, to join us this year at our 42nd ISKF Master Camp and International Goodwill Tournament. It is a very exciting time for the ISKF and I hope to see all of you there and share this time with us. Sincerely, Teruyuki Okazaki Chairman and Chief Instructor International Shotokan Karate Federation 1 DATE: that all ISKF member countries are represented at this 42nd Annual ISKF Master Camp 2008 is in session from meeting. June 6 - 13. For the purpose of calculating payment, each camp day begins at 4:00 p.m. TUITION: US Canada Others FACILITIES: Master Camp is held at Camp Green Lane, a year-round 7 days $495 (US) $475 (US) $430 (US) training facility for athletic and youth programs. The cluster 6 $490 $470 $425 of cabins and training facilities includes dojo space, athletic 5 $470 $450 $410 field, tennis, basketball and beach volleyball courts, boating 4 $435 $415 $375 lake and swimming pool. The camp store offers special 3 $375 $365 $340 camp T-shirts, books and other karate related merchandise. 2 $285 $270 $250 ACCOMMODATIONS & LINEN SERVICE: Room and board are included in tuition. Students room in Deduct $30.00 (US) for registration before April 16, 2008. All cabins with 10 others. Linens must be reserved in advance. fees are due in US currency. Please make check or money Linen service includes: 2 bath towels, 1 face towel, 1 wash- order payable to "IKA" or make payment by credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER). However, we do not cloth, 2 bed sheets, 1 blanket, 1 pillow and pillow case. The accept American Express. linen fee is $15. TYPICAL SCHEDULE: RESERVATIONS: Return an application with $50.00 (US) deposit before April 6:00 a.m. Wake-up 16, 2008 and receive a $30.00 (US) discount from the full 6:30 a.m. Training (All Levels) tuition. 8:45 a.m. Breakfast 11:00 a.m. Optional Training CANCELLATIONS: If you are unable to attend camp for any reason, a refund of 12:45 p.m. Lunch your deposit is available minus a $15.00 (US) clerical fee. 1:45 p.m. Lecture Absolutely No Refunds Will Be Given After May 4, 2008. 3:00 p.m. Training (Trainees, officialy registered by ISKF) LOCATION: Camp Green Lane is 45 miles northwest of Philadelphia and (Beginners) 8 miles north of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. All routes to 4:30 p.m. Training camp are marked with the ISKF logo sign. See directions (Black Belt/Advanced/Intermediate) on page 10. 6:45 p.m. Dinner EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER: 8:00 p.m. Bonfire & Talent Show Our telephone number at Master Camp is (215) 234-6820. 10:00 p.m. Lights Out This number is to be used for emergencies ONLY. SPECIAL ACTIVITY: VEGETARIAN MEALS: Friday Ovo/Lacto vegetarian meals are available. There will be 4:30 p.m. First Training some vegan meals and we will do our best to accommo- Saturday date. 8:00 p.m. Lecture INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL TOURNAMENT (RULED BY ISKF): Sunday 42nd Annual Master Camp 2008 will feature an International 10:00 a.m. Examinations (Dan/Judge/Instructor/Examiner) Goodwill Tournament. The individual portion of the tourna- ment is open to all adult ranks 18 years of age and above 8:00 p.m. Lecture (beginners to black belt). Color belts will perform ippon Monday kumite; brown & black belts will free spar. A mouthpiece 11:00 a.m. Special Activities and sparring gloves (CLOTH OR CANVAS, NO VINYL 1:00 p.m. Dan Examination (Godan and above) WILL BE PERMITTED) are mandatory for all participants. 8:00 p.m. Bonfire & Talent Show ONLY CAMPERS REGISTERED FOR THE FULL WEEK Wednesday MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE MASTER CAMP GOODWILL 10:00 a.m. International Goodwill Tournament TOURNAMENT. (Adult Beginner to Brown Belt) Thursday MEETING: 10:00 a.m. International Goodwill Tournament The ISKF International Board of Directors meeting will be held Monday, June 9th at 10:00 AM. All country directors / (Adult Black Belt and Teams) representatives are expected to attend. As this has been a Judge's Practical Examination year of many changes and growth, it is extreamly important 8:00 p.m. Goodwill Celebration 2 DAN EXAMINATION AND REGISTRATION FEES: Trainee Manual. If you are registering to take the Instructors exam, all completed trainee reports along Dan Examination Fees are as follows: with a copy of the completed technical subject sheet with US/Others Caribbean signatures must be sent to ISKF Headquarters no later than April 16, 2008. Shodan $80.00 (US) $60.00 (US) Nidan $100.00 $70.00 All Dan, Examiner & Instructor examinees must attend Sandan $120.00 $80.00 Master Camp for a minimum of 3 days or more to be Yondan $150.00 $100.00 permitted to take these exams. Godan $200.00 $150.00 Rokudan $250.00 $200.00 IMPORTANT NOTICE! Shichidan $300.00 $250.00 All individuals with Instructor, Examiner, and/or Judges Dan Registration Fees are as follows: Certification are required to obtain the ISKF Qualification US All Others Card. This card lists the individual's certification in each Shodan $80.00 (US) $60.00 (US) area and is accepted as proof of such when the services Nidan $110.00 $70.00 are required in an official capacity during any ISKF Sandan $155.00 $100.00 event. The ISKF Qualification Card is mandatory and Yondan $210.00 $150.00 will be required in order to officiate and/or test for a high- Godan $260.00 $200.00 er level. Rokudan $550.00 $500.00 The fee for each item of certification is $40 (US), $20 Shichidan $850.00 $800.00 (US) for International Instructors/Trainees. Each certifi- cation at the highest level achieved will be listed on the Dan (ranks shodan - yondan), judge's written, examiner card. The fee only applies to the highest level obtained & instructor exams will take place on Sunday, June 8th. and is not required for each prior level. Listing of all Dan (ranks godan and higher) exams will take place on three areas of certification (instructor, examiner, judge) Monday, June 9th. The judge's practical will be held dur- requires a fee of $120, two areas (instructor, examiner) ing the ISKF International Goodwill Tournament on is $80, and judging credentials is $40. The card is valid Thursday, June 12th. for three (3) years. If a higher level of certification in any Those who wish to take any of these exams must pre-reg- area is obtained within the valid 3-year period of the ister by completing the registration form and sending it, card, a replacement card reflecting the new rank will be along with the exam fee, to ISKF Headquarters no later issued with the original expiration date at no additional than April 16, 2008. No applications or fees will be charge. accepted at The Master Camp site. Please note: this card is for those who have already test- Dan Examinees must have the permission from their ed and passed the judge, instructor and/or examiner country or regional Chief Instructor. Examinees must be exams. New examinees should apply for this card only ISKF members. A completed dan registration form signed after certification has been obtained. If you do not by the examinee's chief instructor along with one (1) photo apply for this card within 2 months of passing your must be sent with the exam fee and registration fee for qualification exam, your new qualification will not be dan rank for which you are testing.
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