https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVOL02Ea958
PSKC members volunteer to support the Special Olympics Summer Games at University Park on June 3rd, 2017.
http://specialolympicspa.org/sports-competitions/competitions/summer-games
PSKC members participate in Paterno Family Beaver Stadium Run, support Special Olympics Pennsylvania.
http://www.collegian.psu.edu/news/campus/article_d571b994-2845-11e7-9fa3-4b2efc184ed9.html
“The most people performing a kata is 3,973, achieved by Prefectural Government of Okinawa and Society for the Advancement of Traditional Okinawa Karate (both Japan), in Naha, Okinawa, Japan, on 23 October 2016.
Karate practitioners of all ages performed the most basic kata in Okinawan Karate known as “fukyu-gata 1”, on Kokusai Street. October 23rd is known as “Karate Day” in Okinawa.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daCoxePBf9Q
Shorin Ryu Master Zenpo Shimabukuro (not related to Tatsuo Shimabuku) is calling out the count.
On Tuesday (9/20), PSKC members honoured the 108th anniversary of Tatsuo Shimabuku’s birthday (9/19/1908) with a special demonstration that included:
• Karate & Isshin Ryu historical video
• Upper/Lower basics with breaking
• Kata demonstrations – Naihanchi, Sanchin & Sunsu
• Self-defense techniques from Tatsuo’s Kumite drills
The Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games are held each year at Penn State University in State College. The event brings together over 2,000 athletes and 750 coaches from across the state. Our largest event of the year, Summer Games features three days of intense competition in aquatics, athletics, basketball, bowling, equestrian, golf, gymnastics, softball and tennis. Every race, every game, every competition held at Summer Games represents many weeks of training, preparation and dedication on the part of our athletes, coaches and volunteers.
http://www.specialolympicspa.org/sports-competitions/competitions/summer-games
We’re organizing a Penn State Karate Club volunteer team to help with the track & field events on June 4th. If you are available, get in touch with us.
This is last summer’s volunteer team: