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OKINAWA SHORIN RYU MATSUMURA SEITO KARATE FEDERATION
Okinawan Karate or Tode (Tuide) as it was called, owes its origin to a mixture of fighting systems originating in Okinawa and the empty-handed systems of Southeast Asia and China. As Okinawa is an island, its inhabitants were mainly sailors, and consequently they were in constant contact with mainland Asia. Visiting foreign ports, they may have been impressed with local combat techniques and may have incorporated them into their own methods.
In the 14th century, there was a great impulse and interest in martial arts, even more so when King Sho Hashi of Chuzan (Okinawa) established his regime in Okinawa and banned all weapons.
A more rapid development of the Tode came in 1609 when the Satsuma Clan of Kyushu, Japan, occupied Okinawa and again prohibited the possession of weapons. Thus the Tode or Okinawa-te, as the Samurai Shimazu of Satsuma soon called it, became the Okinawan's only means of protection. Such was this atmosphere, that it sharpened the early development of Karate as an Okinawan martial art, in such a way that it allowed the people of the island to continue a guerrilla war against the Japanese Samurai, which lasted until the late 1800s.
Tode remained hidden until the early 1900s when this system was introduced in Okinawan schools in the physical education curriculum structure.
Tode (Satunuku) Sakugawa
The first master of a structured style to be called Shuri-te (Suidi) was Satunuku Sakugawa (1733 - 1815). Sakugawa can be considered the father of Okinawan Karate from the feudal age (the ancient Kingdom of the Ryu Kyu). His first instructor was an Okinawan Samurai named Peichin Takahara. Takahara was a very educated man who was responsible for drawing some of the first maps of Okinawa.
After studying under Takahara for some time, Sakugawa began studying under Kusanku who was a Chinese military attaché in Okinawa. Sakugawa is said to have moved to China with Kusanku and stayed for 6 years. Upon his return to Okinawa, Sakugawa was nominated by Takahara as "Tode" Sakugawa and continued the work of teaching Karate. Sakugawa combined Kenpo with Okinawa-te. The results were Karate Shuri-te.
Sakugawa became a famous Samurai. He was given the title of Satunku or Satonushi; these titles were awarded for services to the King of Okinawa. Sakugawa had many famous students; among them:
Chikatoshinunjo Sokon Matsumura (Machimura)
Satunuku Makabe (Mabai Changwa)
Satunuku Okuda (Bushi Okuda)
Chikatoshinunjo Matsumoto (Bushi Matsumoto)
Kumemura's Kojo (Kuninda's Kugushiku)
Eastern Yamaguchi (Bushi Sakumoto)
Usume (the old man) of Andaya (Iimundun)
Ginowan Donchi (Bo's Specialist)
Satunuku Sakugawa and Shinunjo Yara, Tanme (the Old Man) from Chatan, learned from Kusanku who had traveled to the RyuKyu Islands from China. Kusanku introduced his new Kenpo to those who knew traditional RyuKyu Karate. This is the origin of karate-do today. Sensei Sakugawa is known as the founder of Ryukyu Karate from "Medieval Times."
In 1762, Sensei Sakugawa was 29 years old, approximately 35 years before Sokon “Bushi” Matsumura was born. When Matsumoto, Makabe, and Okuda were already Bushi (Samurai), the famous Bushi, Sokon Matsumura, was just a boy of only 8 or 9 years old.
Sokon “Bushi” Matsumura
Master Sakugawa was 78 years old when Sokon Matsumura (then 14 years old) became his student. Matsumura studied Karate (Tuide) for about four years under Sakugawa. At the age of 20, Sokon Matsumura became so famous for his skill in Karate that he was christened Shuri Matsumura (Suimachimura).
At that time, there were only three methods of Karate, known as TE; Shuri (Sui), Naha (Nafa), and Tomari (Tumai). These three methods refer to the areas of Okinawa where each one came from.
Bushi Matsumura (1797-1889) quickly became a Samurai. As a result of his martial prowess, Bushi Matsumura was recruited into the service of the Sho family and was awarded the title of Satunuku, later ascending to Chikutoshi, becoming the Chief Karate Instructor of the Sho family. At some point during his career, Matsumura traveled to China sent by King Sho Ko (King of Okinawa) to train at the famous Shaolin Temple (Shorinji in Japanese). Matsumura is said to have stayed in China for many years (some say his stay was 10 years). Upon his return from China, Matsumura systematized Shurite Karate which would later be called Shorin Ryu.
Shorin Ryu is the Okinawan-Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese characters Shaolin. In both languages Shorin or Shaolin means "the Young Forest or Young Forest". Ryu means means, methods or style of learning.
The definition of Shorin Ryu Karate Do is
Shorin - the young forest
Ryu - style or method
Karate - empty hand
Do - the way, the way
Bushi Matsumura lived a long life. He fought many deadly battles and was never defeated. He was the last Okinawan Samurai to be called "Bushi." He taught many Kata that he created or learned from his teachers. His Kata include:
Passai Kata
Naihanchi Kata
Seisan Kata
Chinto Kata
Gojushiho Kata
Kusanku Kata
· Hakutsuru or the White Crane that Matsumura received from Tode Sakugawa.
Bushi Matsumura taught two types of Karate, one was the one he taught his students and the other the one he taught his relatives. The family system contains the Kata Hakutsuru as the highest Kata in the system.
Bushi Matsumura had many famous students, including:
Nabe Matsumura (Bushi Matsumura's grandson)
Yasutsune Itosu (1830 - 1915)
Chotoku Kyan (1870 - 1945)
Yasutsune Azato (? - 1915)
Kentsu Yabu
Chomo Hanagushiku (Hanashiro)
Choyu Motobu
After Bushi Matsumura's death, three of his students continued to teach the Shorin line: Yasutsune Itosu, Chotoku Kyan, and Nabe Matsumura.
Nabe Matsumura
Another lesser known student of Bushi Matsumura, who played an important role in developing modern Shorin Ryu Karate, was Nabe Matsumura. Known as Nabe No Tanme he was the grandson of Bushi Matsumura. After the death of the old "Bushi" in 1889, Nabe was assigned to continue the family system of Matsumura.
It is known that he had few students and not much is known about him. It is said that he gave some instruction to Gichin Funakoshi and also to Chosin Chibana; However, it is his nephew Hohan Soken, to whom he gave the complete secrets of the Matsumura Shorin Ryu system.
It is interesting to note that his nickname was "Old Man Nabe". He only preferred to teach the complete Shurite or Suide system to family members.
Master Nabe Matsumura began the training of his nephew Hohan Soken in 1902. Hohan Soken became the heir to his master's menkyo kaiden.
Hohan Soken
Founder of the Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito (sometimes called "Orthodox Shorin Ryu Matsumura")
One of the greatest Karateka of the 20th century, is the revered old Okinawan Grandmaster Shorin Ryu Karate, Hohan Soken. He retired from teaching in 1978 and was one of the most respected figures in Karate. In 1974, “Ripley's Believe It Or Not” recognized the maestro. Despite this fame, the story of Hohan Soken's career in Martial Arts has rarely been told. He made great contributions to Karate and Kobudo.
Hohan Soken was born on the island of Okinawa on May 25, 1889. This was the 24th year of the Meiji era; history calls this period the Meiji Restoration. It was a time of great political activity. The old Ryukyu society was completely modernizing just like in all areas of Japan. The Samurai was forced to abolish his way of life, cut his hairstyle (chonmage) and work like any other citizen, which he generally did by working in the fields as a common peasant. As if the political troubles weren't enough, the Ryukyu Islands experienced numerous natural disasters during this time. Since 1879, there have been numerous typhoons and epidemics that caused many deaths and destruction. Thus, for Hohan Soken, born into one of Okinawa's most prominent Samurai families, the future was uncertain.
As a young man, he was forced to work in the fields alongside Okinawan peasants. His uncle Nabe Matsumura, summoned him to train him in family karate, at the age of 13. Given the political situation of the country and his old social condition, he secretly practiced Okinawa Bushido, the art of the samurai. His training began in 1902, working in the fields during the day and in the dojo at night.
It was a rigorous schedule and the aim was to develop physical strength and mental discipline.
Many men coveted knowledge of the White Crane kata, including the then unknown Gichin Funakoshi. Matsumura only taught it to Soken.
Under Japanese influence, Karate in Okinawa from about 1930 underwent a certain amount of change and became more of a sport than an art. Shiai kumite was introduced, positions became longer and wider.
Japan was at war with China and many things of Chinese origin were exiled. Even in 1936, the name Karate changed its meaning from "Chinese Hand," to "Empty Hand." The Japanese were molding Karate into a sport, like Judo and Kendo.
Meanwhile, Hohan Soken was living in Argentina, so his karate did not undergo the changes that karate experienced in Okinawa. However, Hohan Soken researched his Katas and techniques, making variations where necessary.
In 1945, when he was 56 years old, he returned to Okinawa and found that Karate had undergone drastic changes. Annoyed by this, he refused to adhere to the fashionable karate associations. Soon he began to teach his style: Shorin Ryu, Matsumura Seito Karate and Kobudo. He continued to research Kata and sent his students to learn from another Sensei throughout Okinawa. Much of today's organized Kobudo instruction originated with Soken's efforts.
Until his retirement in 1978, he widely sought his successor to teach advanced Karate and Kobudo techniques. However, only one man, Fusei Kise, is generally acknowledged to have achieved full skill in Soken's Matsumura Seito.
The Karate Kata taught by Soken were: Hakutsuru, Naihanchi Sho Dan, Naihanchi Ni Dan, Chinto, Pinan Sho Dan, Pinan Ni Dan, Gojushiho, Kusanku, Seisan, Rohai Sho, Rohai Ni, Rohai San.
Soken is the third generation since Bushi Matsumura learned Hakutsuru. The only one who knows this technique is Fusei Kise.
He also taught Kobudo: Kama, Nunchaku, Bo, Kusari Gama, Sai, Tonfa, and Suruchin. His favorite Kobudo kata was Tsuken Bo.
It was the instrument to maintain Kobudo as an active martial art and its efforts have led to its total growth and development, freeing it from extinction.
In a recorded tape of O'Sensei's interview before his death in 1982, he detailed the following students:
Fusei Kise, as a teacher and heir to the old Matsumura Shorin Ryu Family System
Tominage
Yuichi Kuda
Chojun Makabe
Isamo Teruya
Miyahira
Grand Master
Hanshi – Sei Fusei Kise
One of the most important students of Master Soken, is Fusei Kise. He was born on May 4, 1935. He began training Karate in 1947 with his uncle, Cho Makabe. Then he had several teachers, among them, since 1958, Hohan Soken.
He was always very consistent with the practice of martial arts. Such the case that every time a new dojo was opened, he invited the master of that dojo to face each other in hand-to-hand combat or in any way he wished. In the event that he defeated his adversary, it was shown that this art was not worthy of being taught by that person. On the other hand, if Fusei Kise was defeated, then he would recognize that he had faced a good instructor of a valid martial art. He was never defeated.
His life was very hard. His father abandoned him when he was very young and after a few years, his mother also left, being left in the care of some maternal uncles.
He had to work hard to earn a living each day.
He lived through the horrors of war as a child, spending the last days of the US invasion of Okinawa hiding in a grotto, along with other residents of his town. At one point, her uncles told her that she could not continue living with them, as there were too many of them. So he went to live with his grandmother.
After a while, her mother returned to the village, reuniting with Fusei.
He studied despite all the contingencies that he had to live, in the elementary school of his town.
He then worked as an electrician at the Kadena North American base.
On the part of the maternal line, he has an ancestral heritage in the art of kobudo.
On January 1, 1967, he passed the exam for 7th Dan under Master Hohan Soken. Shortly after he dedicated himself solely to Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Karate-Do.
On January 3, 1972, he qualified for Hanshi by passing the 8th Dan exam before Soken and Makabe. In 1977, he founded the Shorin Ryu Kenshin Kan Karate and Kobudo Federation.
On October 25, 1987, he was promoted to 10th Dan by Master Shigeru Tamaiya.
In 2001 the Government of Japan gave its Seal of Approval to the accuracy of Hanshi Kise's book. They have declared that he is the true heir to the Matsumura Seito Karate, passed on by Hohan Sensei. This has entered the official Government Archives, meaning that no one can dispute the Matsumura Orthodox Karate Lineage from him.
In April 2001 Fusei Kise was selected by the Japanese Parliament to receive the prestigious award for Perpetual Achievement. He met senators, other dignitaries, and Karate Grandmasters at a luncheon in Naha, Okinawa.
He renamed his Federation Okinawa Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Federation in April 2001.
Today, Hanshi Kise travels the world teaching his art. He makes an annual trip to the United States, as well as periodic visits to Australia and Argentina, instructing students on the most important points of the Matsumura Seito.
Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Karate and Kobudo, a system of Karate that evolved from the ancient teachings of Sakugawa and Bushi Matsumura, a system carried by Fusei Kise, one of the very few Karatekas to have learned the complete secrets of Hakutsuru.
Below is a transcription of the text read by Hanshi Fusei Kise, in Argentina, at the end of his visit:
“This is the end of our practice together.
Before leaving, I wanted to say a few words about the objectives of our work.
Those who participated are aware of these objectives.
Learn what it means to have a strong and fertile mind by Karate Do
Seek and learn judgment and common sense by Karate Do
Learn the skills and techniques and make a strong body by Karate Do
I want all of you to understand what I said and each of the objectives that I mentioned.
The characteristic of Okinawan Karate and Kobudo is built on a basis that the students of this discipline practice to get body and mind, strong and capable, and also value decency and faith. Everything to enrich your personal qualities.
Students of the Kenshinkan Dojo, although the cultures and customs of Okinawa, USA, Argentina and elsewhere have their differences, our spirits are united.
We need to help each other, build a strong body, recognize the value of courtesy, and shape the mind to be strong and firm.
The discipline of Karate can be broken down into the following three parts:
Shin - Mind, heart
Gi - Skill
Tai - Body
As a karate teacher and authority figure for all of you, I want you to consider those three elements and what they mean in Karate Do. "
Kaicho Isao Kise
Current Okinawan President Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Karate Kobudo Federation (OSMKKF) Kenshinkan, is the son of Hanshi Fusei Kise.
He was born on July 27, 1957 and is 9th Dan.
He began practicing karate and kobudo at the age of 4, attending his father's Dojo on a daily basis.
After several years of intense and hard training, he decided to seek his future in other types of activities, but soon the martial arts decided his heart and he returned to his father.
Since then, he devoted himself totally to the practice and teaching of Kenshinkan karate and kobudo.
Kaichō Isao Kise is President of the Okinawan Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito (and Kenshin Kan) Karate and Kobudo Federation. He is the son of Grand Master Kise Fusei and his designated successor. Kaicho has the rank of Kudan, Black Belt 9th degree. Kaicho (president), teaches at the Central Dojo, Okinawa City, Okinawa Japan. He was the Grand Champion of the All Okinawa Kata, Kobudo and Kumite.
Kaicho teaches both traditional and sport karate, as well as full contact karate. He is a top judge for tournaments throughout the island of Okinawa. Kaicho has been training since he was 4 years old, he was born on July 27, 1957.
Accompanying the Grand Master on many of his trips abroad, along with Hanshi, Kaicho conducted numerous training sessions, both in karate and kobudo for all members of the OSMKKF while freely giving advice and guidance to the yudansha high in the technical aspects of Shorin Ryu Karate.
He is currently in charge of the Matsumura Seito line.
Hanshi John Shipes
Hanshi Shipes holds an 8th Dan (Hachidan) from Master Kise and a 6th Dan (Rokudan) black belt in Tuitejitsu from Master Kise and his son, Isao Kise.
As such, Hanshi Shipes is one of only a handful of high-level students in the world of training directly with Master Kise.
Hanshi Shipes has served as co-director of Master Kise's American branch of OSMKKF since 1996. Known as Sensei (teacher) to many students and alumni throughout the world-Sensei Shipes has affiliated schools throughout the United States and in Trinidad, West Indies, where it is passed on the teachings of Master Kise and Isao Kise, the heir to Master Kise's legacy. He also instructs non-traditional Kali martial arts including stick and knife fighting, Jeet Kune Do, the Bruce Lee method, and other arts under the tutelage of Guro Ray Parra Parra of the Academy of Martial Arts in Austin. Texas.
Martial Background
John Shipes began his formal martial arts training in 1978 studying Tae Kwan Do with Master Roy Kurban in Arlington, Texas. Moving to Palestine, Texas in 1981, Mr. Shipes met Steve Warren, a student of Master Kise, and trained with him for about 3 months. He then joined Master Soo Kim's Cha Yon Ryu system under instructor Ken Brine, a more familiar Taekwondo-based system. This training continued for about a year, when Hanshi Shipes left Lord Brine's school and returned to Sensei Warren's school. Hanshi Shipes has been sticking with the Master Kise system ever since. Hanshi Shipes was awarded the Shihan Certificate by Master Kise in June 1996.
Hanshi Shipes has also performed a 5 Dan in American Shorin-kai Karate with Sensei Richard Sapp, currently from Huntsville, Texas. Mr. Shipes also performs a 4 Dan under Sensei Sapp in Shorin Kenpo-jitsu. Additional training in Jun Fan - Kung Fu - under Master Larry Hartsell through seminars and boot camps helps complete Mr. Shipes' experience. These fields consisted primarily of the Jun Joint and Attack, Trapping, Thai Boxing, Kali, Boxing, and Fan Lock techniques.
Hanshi Shipes conducts monthly weekend training sessions at his dojo in Athens, Texas, to provide opportunities for others in Kenshin Kan and other systems. Hanshi Shipes currently resides in Athens, Texas, where he is head of instruction at his dojo, Athens Karate School, where visitors are always welcome. He is also a knife maker and consultant for a mining company in Arizona.
Kyoshi Francisco Aguilar
Karate training started in 1970 for 6 months of taekwondo while in Hawaii.
Started over from 1973 to 1975 at Yuma Arizona MCAS. Shotokan Karate Classified Brown Belt.
Changed to Chinese Goju from karate from 1975 - 1976 while at MCAS Iwakuni Japan and obtained from the Green Belt. During this time I came to Okinawa Shorin Ryu and studied Orthodox Karate-Do under the Ku-Dan (9th Grade) Kise Sensei for 2 months.
Traded at Camp Pendleton, CA to ALO Kempo Karate 1976-1978 held the green belt. Then Isshin Ryu Karate 1978-1979 Classified Green Belt.
Returned to Okinawa Japan 1979-1980 and studied with Hanshi (10th Grade Teacher) Kise, Okinawa Kenshin Kan Karate-Do and Kobudo Federation. Promoted to the rank of Sho Dan.
Returned to the United States for two years from 1980 to 1982, Yuma Arizona and opened my own Dojo of Master Kise, Okinawa Kenshin Kan Karate-Do and Kobudo.
Returned to Okinawa Japan from 1982 to 1985. Taught by Master Kise at the Makiminato Dojo. He studied with both Master Kise and Isao Kise at that time. Promoted to the rank of Nidan.
Returned to the States Amarillo Texas from 1985 to 1988. I opened my own dojo at the Texas State Technical Institute (TSTI) and taught everyone Shorin Ryu Kenshin Okinawa Kan Karate and Kobudo. During these three years, I have studied with two different taekwondo schools, Harvey's US Taekwondo and Master Cho's World Taekwondo Federation (WTF).
He moved to San Diego, Ca 1988-1991 and continued to teach Maestro Kise.
Returned to Okinawa from 1991 to 1993. I was promoted to San Dan my first year. He studied with Master Kise and Isao Sensei. It is taught at Camp Foster and Kadena Air Base. Promoted to the rank of Yon Dan upon my departure.
Returned to Camp Pendleton 1993-1996. He opened a dojo in Del Mar, Campen, CA. Returned to Okinawa in 1996 and taught class children at Camp Courtney and left in 1999.
Currently teaching at Arizona Western College, Cosecha Preparatory Academy K-8, Yuma Shorin Ryu Karate 1380 S. Avenue B, Studio B, Yuma AZ 85364 928-502-0210 ext.
Current position: Nana Dan.
Sensei Pablo Gutiérrez
Pablo N. Gutierrez
5th Dan - Kyoshi
Argentine Karate & Kobudo Okinawan Federation
Sensei Gutierrez Pablo begins his practice in Karate and Kobudo Matsumura Seito at the Brinkmann School, with Sensei Juan Carlos Vallejos at the Dojo of the Japanese Association in Salta in 1988, and then continues under the direction in the Federal Capital with Sensei Juan Carlos Jocker In 1993, during all that time he was dedicated to Instruction in the Central Dojo as assistant in Dojos of the Province of Buenos Aires, after a time he graduated from 1st Dan with Hanshi Sei Fusei Kise in 1998, on that same day with the presence of FAKKO Authorities in the exam.
He continues with his improvement in the Matsumura Seito and before the Affiliation of our style in FAKKO in that period, he intervenes in Tournaments of said Institution representing the OSMKKF. On 09/02/2010 he rendered his 2 Dan in an exam table composed of Hanshi Fuse Kise and Kaicho Isao Kise, after intense practice and intervention in different Tournaments and Trainings in the Sports area of FAK even during that period. On 06/01/2012 in Argentina he performed his 3 Dan on an examination table with Sensei Juan Carlos Jocker (in that year one of the Directors of the OSMKKF in Argentina) and a table of Black Belts from the Brinkmann School, when running the years and after a Change of Direction in the same style always seeking the study of the True Matsumura Seito and seeking the gaze of the Hombu Dojo in Okinawa, it passed under the direction at that time of Sensei Horacio Di Giulio (Salta), after a while and before a Seminar of our Karate & Kobudo line at a table composed of Hanshi Fusei Kise, Kaicho Isao Kise, Horacio Di Gulio, Juan Carlos Jocker and Sensei Jerry DeVries 7 Dan (One of the Instructors of the Hombu Dojo Okinawa), in the 05/19/2013 gives his 4 Dan.
Coat of Arms Approved in 2010 by Sensei Juan Carlos Jocker to enable it as the logo and banner of his first Dojo with the endorsement of Okinawa through the Dojo Charter signed by Hanshi Sei Fusei Kise.
He is currently representing the OSMKKF in Argentina - Okinawa Shorin Ryu Matsumura Seito Karate & Kobudo Federation - under the direction of Kyoshi Francisco Aguilar (Director of OSMKKF Off-Shore Dojos), together he is a member of the Argentine Federation of Karate and Okinawan Kobudo , in which he is part of the Council of Teachers, after years of constant support to the activities of this Institution, he is awarded the category of 5 Dan Federative (with the endorsement of this National institution). It is jointly affiliated with OKKOA - Okinawan Karate and Kobudo Organization of Argentina, in which we develop activities in conjunction with other ryujas and the Japanese / Okinawan community.
Within its development of Matsumura Seito, it has two Dojos in the Federal Capital, one dedicated to Seniors and the other Dojo in charge of its Instructor Sabrina Musumeci in charge of Infant education. In the interior of our country, he is working and instructing Instructors from Entre Ríos, Corrientes and Misiones, with their respective Dojos.
For more information about his martial curriculum, the link is left for detailed information on his extensive experience in the field of Karate Do and Kobudo, both Traditional and Sports.
Genealogy of Karate Do of Sensei Gutiérrez Pablo, made by Sensei Héctor Maroli .-
OSMKKF Official Ranks
1st Dan in the OSMKKF - 07/01/1998 Karate
1st Dan OSMKKF - 07/01/1998 Kobudo
2nd Dan in the OSMKKF - 02/09/2010 Karate
2nd Dan at the OSMKKF - 09/02/2010 Kobudo
3rd Dan in the OSMKKF - 06/01/2012 Karate
3rd Dan in the OSMKKF - 06/01/2012 Kobudo
4th Dan in the OSMKKF - 05/19/2013 Karate
4th Dan in the OSMKKF - 05/19/2013 Kobudo
Official Federative Ranks FAKKO
4 Dan FAKKO - 2015
5 Dan FAKKO - 2018
CERTIFIED TRAINING
Instructor in Sports Karate - FAK - Argentine Karate Federation 1998
Sports Karate Coach - FAK 1998
Swimming Instructor at the Fundación de Natación y Vida 12/01/1996
Founding Member of FAKKOR »Argentine Okinawan Federation of Karate and Kobudo Rengokai» as »Full Member» - 2011-2014.
»Karate and Metropolitan Kobudo» is constituted as Base Entity No. 037/15, affiliated to FAKKO. Argentine Federation of Karate and Okinawan Kobudo, with Legal Status N ° 984 / 94.- 07/10/2015 - http://www.fakko.org/.
FAKKO 4th Dan Federal Recognition 09/27/2015 http://www.fakko.org/
1st Certificate granted by the FAKKO as »Center of Federative Training». 09/27/2015 http://www.fakko.org/
Official Representation in Argentina of the OSMKKF under the Management of Kyoshi Francisco Aguilar - OSMKKF OffShore Director - 10/01/2016
Seminars and Courses Held:
The practice of Karate Do began at the age of 15 in the City of Salta in the Dojo of the Japanese Association, in charge of Sensei Juan Carlos Vallejos.
March 31, 2012
Arbitration Course with Okinawan Rules of FAOKKR (Pedro Fattore) dictated by Sensei Sergio Orcelli of the Shorin Ryu Kyudokan at the Kumazawa Institute
October 13, 2012
Sensei Tomohiro Arashiro Karate and Kobudo Seminar - Ryu Ei Ryu
December 1 and 2, 2012
Seminar with Sensei Yoshitaka Taira - Shorin Ryu Matsubayashi -
Seminar with Sensei Kyiohide Sinjo - Uechi Ryu Kenyukai
May 15, 2013 - City of Salta -
OSMKKF International Training Seminar: Hanshi Sei Fusei Kise and Kaicho Isao Kise
The candidate from Puerto Rico, Sensei Luis Torres, is presented for his reincorporation to the OSMKKF, he had 1 year of communication and observation ...
CENARD Okinawan International Teachers Seminar Nov. 12, 2010
Sensei Minoru Higa - Shorin Ryu Renshukan -
Sensei Hiha Kotaro - Kobudo Ryukonkai -
November 2, 2013 -
Sensei Akihito Yagi Seminar - Goju Ryu -
Seminar with Meitatsu Yagi - Goju Ryu and
Kobudo Seminar with Sensei Seiko Arakaki - Matsubayashi Ryu
December 8, 2013 -
Shorin Ryu Kodokan Sensei Ryuta Arakaki and Sempai Satoshi Miyamoto Seminar
Sensei Ryuta Arakaki - son of the late Grand Master Isamu Arakaki -
November 2, 2013
Seminar with Sensei Meitatsu Yagui (10th Dan) - Goju Ryu Meibukan -
Seminar with Sensei Seiko Arakaki - Shorin Ryu Matsubayashi - Kobudo -
March 15, 2014
Sensei Gutierrez dictates the First Kobudo Technical Seminar for Beginners of Okinawa Kobudo Kenshinkan in the City of Ezeiza - Dojo Itaya (Shotokan School) -
April 29, 2014
Sensei Gutierrez dictates Technical Seminar of Sports Kata at the Club Peñarol Argentino Facilities - CABA -
June 7, 2014
Refereeing Training Seminar in Sports Karate with Okianawan Rules of the Shorin Ryu Kyudokan… Club Peñarol Argentino -
August 24, 2014
Shorin Ryu Kyudokan Arbitration Clinic in San Isidro ...
1 December 2014
Sensei Gutierrez is part of the FAOKKR National Ranking in the discipline of Major Kata, Kumite and Kobudo (Sai)
March 14 and 15, 2015
World Program organized by the OKINAWA TRADITIONAL KARATE DO JOIN VENTURE (Okinawa Eizo Center Co. Ltd.) in Argentina.
Kobudo (Sai) and Karate Seminar with Oyakawa Hitoshi Sensei (Shorinji Ryu) 8 Dan and Karate Seminar for Kyus by Matsuda Hirokazu Sensei (Myobukan Shorin Ryu) 7 Dan
August 8, 2015
PFA Course on Operational Training of Police Tonfa and Operation in Binomial 1, in charge of the Police Instructor of the PFA, Daniel Alvarez -
May 9, 2015
1 FAKKO Seminar 2015 »Kata Training Methodology» -
May 22, 23, 24 and 25, 2015
OSMKKF International Seminar by Hanshi Sei Fusei Kise, Kaicho Isao Kise, Kyoshi Jerry DeVrice and Kyoshi Taco Aguilar
July 11, 2015
2 FAKKO Seminar 2015 »Methodology of training with Elements» / Coordinative Capacities of Kata »
September 26-27, 2015
3 FAKKO 2015 Seminar at CENADE, Sensei Gutierrez is part of the Seminar in which he dictates the Introduction to Tweet module ...
October 24, 2015
PFA Course 2 Level of Operational Training of Tonfa Policial 2
November 14, 2015
PFA 3rd Level Course as Police Tonfa Operator - Urban Tactical Training -
July 23, 2015
Sensei Gutierrez dictates the First Open Seminar of Tuite and Kobudo Shorin Ryu Kenshinkan in Honbu Dojo Buenos Aires ...
July 18, 2016
Federative Training Seminar (FAKKO) dictated by Sensei Gutierrez at the Shin Dojo Facilities by Sensei Ruiz Díaz, Agenda study and analysis of Kata Seisan Kenshinkan Deportivo… - CABA
September 6, 2016
1st Interview of the Martial Code Magazine to Sensei Gutierrez Pablo
September 10, 2016
Combat Dagger Fencing Seminar by instructors from the MS PFA.
September 9, 2016
FAKKO Seminar, Coordinating Structure of Kata, Variations of the Dynamic Structure of Kata and Criteria for the Decision of Kata .-
November 21, 2016
Seminar of Kyoshi Gojo Natera 7th Dan of Shito Ryu, World Director of Fudoshinkan Seito Shito Ryu, Member of the Shihan Kai Seito Shito Ryu Japan, Trainer of the Bolivar State Association - Venezuela -
April 28, 2017
Introductory Seminar to Kumibo, lectured by Sensei Miguel Angel Gimenez from Shorin Ryu Renshukan and Kobudo Ryu Kon Kai .-
April 29 and 30, 2017
Sensei Maehamasaki Daniel Open Technical Seminar, from Shotokan JKS.-
July 19, 2017
FAKKO Federative Seminar by Sensei Maroli .Bo - Sai - Nunchaku - Tonfa.
October 17, 18 and 19, 2017
Okinawan Karate Seminar with Sensei Koju Higa (Son of Minoru Higa) Shorin Ryu Kyudokan
November 3, 2017
Kubotan Introductory Seminar by the Fye Security Instructor Mr. Eduardo Bergamino
November 11, 2017
Shito Ryu Shukokai Seminar with Sensei Alexander Dolgov from Russia and Sensei Ed Smith from Hawaii USA
June 9, 2018
FAKKO Federative Seminar, History of the Origin of Karate.
June 23, 2018
Seminar given in River Plate de Tuite and its variants in its study in Okinawan Karate
June 30, 2018
Kobudo Ryu Kon Kai Seminar by Sensei Daniel Soria 4 Dan from Kobudo
August 25, 2018
FAKKO Federative Seminar, History of the Origin of Karate 3; Bojutsu and Saijutsu
September 16, 2018
Seminar at the Okinawan Ryujas Center, in which Sensei Gutiérrez is part of it, Ippon Kumite several levels and Tuite .-
December 2, 2018
FAKKO before a meeting of the Board of Directors, promotes Sensei Gutierrez Pablo as Kyoshi 5 Dan
January 19, 2019
Sensei Gutiérrez dictates his first Training Seminar in the Art of Matsumura Seito in the Province of Entre Rios ...
February 9, 2019
Sensei Gutierrez dictates an Open Seminar in the Province of Corrientes in the City of Paso de los Libres
February 10, 2019
Dictates Seminar on Improvement in the Art of Matsumura Seito to students from Entre Ríos and Corrientes, in the same city ...