Monday, October 31, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
TOURNEMENTS HISTORY
1999 October 31 - 1st oyama karate exhibition in kurunegala
2000 December 16 - 1st sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall
2002 May 12- 2nd sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala indoor stadium
2004 June 02 -3rd sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall
2006 April 23 - 4th sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall
2008 October 19 5th sosai oyama memorial open championship with participation pf shihan jiyu shibata and sensei takeshi miyagi in kurunegala town hall
2009 November 15 - 6th sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall ..
2010 Oct 17 - 7th sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall
2011 Nov 06 8th sosai oyama memorial open championship in kurunegala town hall with the participation of shihan daigo ohishi , shihan jijushibata , sensei naota tachibana
TIME TABLE
Wednesday 7.00-8.30 Adult class
Friday 3.00pm -4.pm General class
Saturday 3.00pm - 4.00 pm kids class / 6.00pm - 7.00pm kids class / 7.00pm -8.00pm special class for seniors
Sunday 8.00am -9.15am black belts class / 7.30pm - 9.00 pm special self defense class
2011 calender
January 01 @ 6.00am special training program (Starting new year )
February 27 @ 10.00am sepcial seminar hold in samudra college , baudhdhaloka road , kurunegala
march 20 @ 9.00am senior grading test hold in main dojo
April 03 @ 9.00am seminar for school children
June 03 @ 9.00am special senior grading test hold in main dojo
August 14 @ 900.am onward beach training camp
october 27,28 karate do federation national tournament
November 05 @ 9.00am international seminar co-inordinate by shihan daigo ohishi (8th dan) & team
November 06 @ 3.00pm 8th sosai oyama memorial open tournament in kurunegala town hall
December 11 @9.00am year end grading test
December 14 @ 7.00pm special grading test
December 18 @ 9.00am year end dojo clean-up
February 27 @ 10.00am sepcial seminar hold in samudra college , baudhdhaloka road , kurunegala
march 20 @ 9.00am senior grading test hold in main dojo
April 03 @ 9.00am seminar for school children
June 03 @ 9.00am special senior grading test hold in main dojo
August 14 @ 900.am onward beach training camp
october 27,28 karate do federation national tournament
November 05 @ 9.00am international seminar co-inordinate by shihan daigo ohishi (8th dan) & team
November 06 @ 3.00pm 8th sosai oyama memorial open tournament in kurunegala town hall
December 11 @9.00am year end grading test
December 14 @ 7.00pm special grading test
December 18 @ 9.00am year end dojo clean-up
OSU!!!
Shihan Chandana jayakody
26 years karate career of shihan chandana jayakody
1983 -Commencement of shihan chandana jayakody's involement in the study of kyokushin karate
1988 - starting to study the skill of kyokushin karate under guidance of Shihan T.Nandasiriwardana
1990 May 05 - Participating the 3rd kyokushin tournament In colombo (4th place)
1990 May 12,13- Participating the all asia karate open championship in hokkaido - japan
1991 - Participating the 4th kyokushin karate tournement (world tournement selection)(4th place)
1991 - During this period Shihan T.nandasiriwardana appointed Chandana as the cheif instructor of kalutara dojo ,ehaliyagoda dojo ,buttala dojo , gampaha dojo and colombo main dojo
1991 - chandana leaving to japan on teh invitaion of late sosai oyama under the instructions of shihan nanda siriwardana
1993 - January 4-7 - Participating in winter training camp held in japan
1993 March 21 - chandana jayakody participating in black belt 1st Dan examination at the Tokoyo headquarters in japan . he was able to clinch the award by engaging in continued fought of 20 combat sessions and he achieved a great honor from sosai oyama
1993 july 31 Participating in summer training camp held in japan
1994 March 21 Participating in black belt 2nd Dan examination at the Tokyo headquarters in japan (he was able to clinch the award by engaging in continued fought of 20 combat sessions)
he was one of the 2 srilankan students who received the last dan certificates from sosai oyama
SOSAI
Sosai (Great Master) Masutatsu Oyama was born in Korea in 1923 and became the founder of Japan's most renowned -- and the world's most widespread -- style of karate. From the age of 9, Mas Oyama learned Chinese Kenpo in Manchuria and followed into his teens by practicing Judo and boxing. Finally this led him to the practice of Okinawan karate, which ultimately served as the springboard for the creation of his own style, Kyokushin, or the "The Ultimate Truth." By the time Mas Oyama was 20, he had received his 4th dan in Okinawan karate and though tireless study eventually attained a 4th dan in Judo as well.
Among Mas Oyama's many accomplishments, he is perhaps best known for introducing tameshiwari or "stone breaking" into the practice of modern karate. Mas Oyama reasoned that through hard training he could condition his hands to be as powerful as a hammer. Since one could break stones with a hammer, he began the practice of learning how to break boards, bricks and stones with his bare hands. This incredible power he then translated directly into his theory of fighting karate, reasoning that if he could break stones, human bones would break beneath his blows as well. Perhaps his greatest contribution to Japanese karate, therefore, was the introduction and popularization of full-contact fighting karate. At the time he won Japan's largest tournament sponsored by Okinawa's Shotokan karate, he was often penalized for fighting too hard, resulting in frequent injuries to his opponents. It was this experience, perhaps above all other influences, that led to his creation of Kyokushin karate. After all, Mas Oyama believed, karate is a fighting art: Without taking it to its extreme by practicing to break the body of one's opponent (for application during real life and death struggle), one could never realize the true spiritual potential of karate.
Frustrated by society's opposition to his gathering strength, Mas Oyama at the age of 23, retreated to a remote spot in the mountains with the ambition of training more hours per day than he slept for three years. During this time he practiced by striking the few mountain trees around his cabin with his bare fists until those trees withered and died. He pressed twice his body weight 500 times per day, meditated under icy waterfalls, and fought in the night with the demons of bitter cold and isolation. Upon emerging from mountain training, it is said that Mas Oyama struck a telephone pole and left a clean imprint of his fist in the treated wood.
At the age of 27 convinced that he could not find another fighter in Japan who could match his power and skill, Mas Oyama began his famous battles with bulls to prove his strength and make the world realize the true power of his karate. In one famous bout in front of a movie camera, he battled an angry bull on a beach for 45 minutes, both he and the bull refusing to be beaten. Finally the bull tired, and Mas Oyama sliced one of his horns off with his shuto, or "knife-hand strike."
Mas Oyama opened his first dojo in Ikebukuro, Tokyo at the age of 30, and called it "Oyama Dojo." It was here that he took all that he had learned from the various styles that he'd practiced through the years, combined them with what he'd learned during the many thousands of hours of self-training and full-contact fighting, and created a new style of karate, which he called Kyokushin. In 1964, a new dojo in Ikebukuro became the world headquarters of the International Karate Organization, Kyokushinkaikan, which had over 12 million members in 133 countries at the time of his death.
Mas Oyama died of lung cancer in April of 1994, leaving to the world a legacy of the world's strongest karate.
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