Articles on Karate

Below are links to recent Canadian articles on the sport of Karate.

Whitehorse to Host 2006 JKA Championships
Whitehorse has been chosen to host the 2006 Japan Karate Association (JKA) of Canada National Championships.
Whitehorse_Karate.pdf

A Critique of Commercialized Karate
Morgan Duchesney of Carleton University writes an article critical of "Point" Karate.
The Pitfalls of Commercialized Karate

Geneology of Karate
Ever try to sort out the different Karate disciplines and where they originated? This chart might help...
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Geneology_of_Karate.pdf

Shane Brown wins two gold medals
Shane Brown of Parksville Shima Karate Club is a natural. (Please note that Shane is discussed at the bottom of the linked page.)
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Shane_Brown.pdf

Manitoba
Manitobans stack National Karate team for Pan-American Traditional Karate Championships in Brazil.
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Tobans_stack_karate_team.pdf

Medal Wins at Pan-American Championships
The Canadian Traditional Karate Team, comprised largely of Manitobans, returned earlier this week from the 13th Pan-American Traditional Karate Championships in Brazil with a record haul of nine medals.
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Manitobans_haul_in_medals.pdf

Ryan Labranche
Ryan Labranche looks forward to the World Karate Championships.
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Ryan_Labranche.pdf

Zachary Vey
Zachary Vey will also be competing at the World Karate Championships.
http://www.martial-arts.ca/Articles/Zachary_Vey.pdf

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