Kontakt:
Alexander Hevesi phone:+43676 4547293
E-mail: alexanderhevesi@yahoo.de
Our Wado Ryu Club is member of the Lower Austria Karate Federation, the WKF, and the
Austrian Karate Federation.
With approxiametly 400 members our Club has a wide variety of competitors, which show their talents at international competitons and are also very succesful.
All the Austrian Wado Ryu Clubs are also part of the Austrian Wado Ryu Group.
We offer daily training, in different towns, Monday and Thursday in St. Pölten at the Theodor Körner Schule, and also in Loosdorf (Kid´s Training), on Tuesday in Karlstetten, on Wednesday in Wölbling and on Friday in Böheimkirchen (Kid´s Training and Advanced training). Also on Saturday morning we offer kid´s training in the morning.
Beside the Karate Basics, the kids have the opportunity to find new friends, play games and learn about body and self control. There is no strict division between the Kid´s and the advaced trainig, so the younger ones are always welcome in the training with the adults.
All in all we have around over 5 trainers who take care of the Karateka´s and teach them in Kata, Kumite and Self defense.
Our club organizes and competes at a lot of competitons, and the Karatekas are only sent there with appropriate preparation.
Everyone is welcome to take part in tournaments and since there even are categories for white belts, no one is left behind.
Karate can be practiced as an art, a sport or just to stay fit, also it is ment to strengthen the body, develope self defense skills and set the body in a state of balance.
Besides several events throughout the year, like flying to competitions in Dublin, Belfast, Italy, Hungary and Karate Seminars, we also offer Summer camps in Hungary (Szentes and Balathon) and Austria.
The summer camps in Hungary, are always fun for young and old, with training held by our sensei Shibamori in Szentes, which assures high-level karate for all belts.
The Balathon summer camp includes training and holidays all in one for about 1 week. The Karatekas also get the chance to earn a higher belt, beside the 2 belt tests throughout the year organized by our club.
The respectful treatment of each other in the club is a very important aspect to us, therefor our club shows a very warm and heartly enviroment.
All those interested in Karate can always come by to enjoy a free training session and get to know the art of Wado Ryu Karate.
From 6 to 99 everyone is welcome to join our club, compete or just stay fit by doing Karate!
Trainers
Kando Shibamori
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8th Dan, Chief Instructor The chief instructor of the IWKU, Kando Shibamori began learning karate in 1965 in the Kyowa Dojo in Japan. He earned 1st Dan in Wado Kai in 1967 and began working as assistant trainer in his Dojo. He came to Austria in 1973, where he teaches Wado Ryu in the Seibukan Dojo in Linz and is national trainer for Austrian Wado Ryu. In 1987 he took over the direction of Hungarian Wado Ryu Karate. In 1997 he was honored with the 8th Dan. |
Tibor Rostas
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Dr. Alexander Hevesi
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4th Dan, IWKU President Alex started with Karate in 1984 and has since offered many people deep insights into the martial arts. Aside from his duties as president of the IWKU, he is also Technical Director of the Romanian Karate Federation, trainer of the Romanian National Kata Team, instructor for the Romanian Special Police Force D.I.A.S, the International Bodyguard Training Center Folda in Budapest, and the Center for Narcotic Information Support (C-NIS). His own education in the field of security comes from the Israeli College for Security & Investigation and the International Budo Academy(Israel), the International Narcotics Enforcement Officers Association and Drug Enforcement Administration(USA) Folda und I.B.S.S.A (Hungary), and the National Society for Organized Crime and Corruption Studies (Romania) |
International Wado Karate Union Examination Program
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8th Kyu – Yellow Belt |
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| Kihon | juntsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, fumikomi |
| Renraku | maegeri-kizamitsuki maegeri-gyakutsuki surikomi maegeri-kizamitsuki |
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7th Kyu – Orange Belt |
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| Kihon | juntsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, fumikomi, mawashigeri |
| Renraku | maegeri-mawashigeri kizamitsuki-gyakutsuki maegeri-mawashigeri-gyakutsuki |
| Kata | Pinan Nidan |
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6th Kyu – Green Belt |
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| Kihon | juntsuki, gyakutsuki, juntsuki no tsukomi, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri |
| Renraku | maegeri-mawashigeri-gyakutsuki surikomi maegeri-sokuto-gyakutsuki surikomi mawashigeri-gyakutsuki |
| Kata | Pinan Nidan Pinan Shodan |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri |
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5th Kyu – Blue Belt |
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| Kihon | juntsuki, gyakutsuki, juntsuki no tsukomi, gyakutsuki no tsukomi, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri |
| Renraku | surikomi mawashigeri-gyakutsuki-gyakutsuki sokuto-gyakutsuki zenshintsuki-gyakutsuki |
| Kata | Pinan Shodan Pinan Sandan |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri |
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4th Kyu – Purple Belt |
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| Kihon | juntsuki, gyakutsuki, juntsuki no tsukomi, gyakutsuki no tsukomi, tobikomitsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri, ushirogeri |
| Renraku | maegeri-gyakutsuki-surikomi mawashigeri zenshintsuki-gyakutsuki-surikomi maegeri mawashigeri-ushirogeri-gyakutsuki |
| Kata | Pinan Sandan Pinan Yondan |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, sokuto |
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3rd Kyu – Brown Belt |
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| Kihon | kette juntsuki, kette gyakutsuki, juntsuki no tsukomi, gyakutsuki no tsukomi, nagashitsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri, ushirogeri |
| Renraku | maegeri-gyakutsuki-surikomi mawashigeri-gyakuzuki zenshintsuki-gyakutsuki-surikomi mawashigeri mawashigeri-ushirogeri-gyakutsuki |
| Kata | Pinan Yondan Pinan Godan |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, sokuto |
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2nd Kyu – Brown Belt |
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| Kihon | kette juntsuki, kette gyakutsuki, kette juntsuki no tsukomi, kette gyakutsuki no tsukomi, nagashitsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri, ushirogeri |
| Renraku | zenshintsuki-gyakutsuki-surikomi mawashigeri jodan surikomi maegeri-nagashitsuki-gyakutsuki maegeri-mawashigeri-ushirogeri |
| Kata | Pinan Godan Naihanshi |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri |
| Kihon Kumite | Ipponme |
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1st Kyu – Brown Belt |
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| Kihon | kette juntsuki, kette gyakutsuki, kette juntsuki no tsukomi, kette gyakutsuki no tsukomi, nagashitsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri, ushirogeri |
| Renraku | zenshintsuki-gyakutsuki-surikomi mawashigeri jodan surikomi maegeri-nagashitsuki-surikomi sokuto maegeri-mawashigeri-ushirogeri-uraken |
| Kata | Naihanshi Kushanku |
| Ju Ippon Kumite | kizamitsuki, gyakutsuki, maegeri, sokuto, mawashigeri, ushirogeri |
| Kihon Kumite | Ipponme Nihonme |
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1st Dan – Black Belt |
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| Minimum waiting period from 1st Kyu: 1 year | |
| Kihon | Kihon waza |
| Renraku | Renraku waza |
| Kata | Pinan Katas Naihanshi Kushanku Bassai |
| Kumite | Ju Ippon Kumite Kihon Kumite I-IV Jiyu Kumite |
| Temashiwari | 1x seikentsuki |
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2nd Dan – Black Belt |
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| Minimum waiting period from 1st Dan: 3 years | |
| Kihon | Kihon waza |
| Renraku | Renraku waza |
| Kata | Pinan Katas Naihanshi Kushanku Bassai Seishan |
| Kumite | Ju Ippon Kumite Kihon Kumite I-VI Jiyu Kumite |
| Temashiwari | 1x seikentsuki, sokuto |
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3rd Dan – Black Belt |
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| Minimum waiting period from 2nd Dan: 4 years | |
| Kihon | Kihon waza |
| Renraku | Renraku waza |
| Kata | Pinan Katas Naihanshi Kushanku Bassai Seishan Chinto Niseishi |
| Kumite | Ju Ippon Kumite Kihon Kumite I-VIII Jiyu Kumite |
| Temashiwari | 2x seikentsuki, sokuto |
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4th Dan – Black Belt |
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| Minimum waiting period from 3rd Dan: 5 years; Minimum Age: 30 | |
| Kihon | Kihon waza |
| Renraku | Renraku waza |
| Kata | Pinan Katas Naihanshi Kushanku Bassai Seishan Chinto Niseishi Wanshu Rohai |
| Kumite | Ju Ippon Kumite Kihon Kumite Jiyu Kumite |
| Temashiwari | 2x seikentsuki, sokuto |
| Tanto Tori | Udegaramitori, Kotenagetori |
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5th Dan – Black Belt |
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| Minimum waiting period from 4th Dan: 6 years | |
| Kihon | Kihon waza |
| Renraku | Renraku waza |
| Kata | All Wado Katas |
| Kumite | Ju Ippon Kumite Kihon Kumite Jiyu Kumite |
| Temashiwari | 2x seikentsuki, sokuto |
| Tanto Tori | Udegaramitori, Kotenagetori, Undadori, Zudori, Erinagedori |