About Oubaitori Competition Squad

Oubaitori Karate Club actively competes at all levels from local interclub to international. Our students don’t all want to compete, and nobody has to compete, ever.

For those that do, we have built the pathways from enjoying sparring and Kata in club, to competing at international levels.

We believe that competition Karate inspires progress, it gives us the ability to live test many of our techniques and to advance our own skill sets by benchmarking against other clubs and teams from around the country and beyond.

There’s no growth in comfort, and for many competition is pretty uncomfortable. Sparring/fighting against strangers who want to win, or pitting your Kata against those from other clubs. We get the invaluable opportunity to learn by training and competing alongside those trained differently to us, in different styles and disciplines.

We actively compete in traditional competition Karate disciplines (Kata and Kumite), as well as kickboxing/freestyle competition Karate disciplines such as points fighting, light continuous, and kick light.

Sensei Matt in Kata Karate Competition

Competition Karate Squad Training

In order to prepare for competition, our competition Karate squad trains frequently in addition to their standard classes.

Competition Karate classes are only available for those who have been training regularly with us and are fully licensed and insured.

Full kit is required for the relevant disciplines before you may attend competition squad training.

Squad trainings are usually held on the weekend, lead by Matt. These sessions are of a singular focus, and tend to be more intense than our regularly scheduled lessons. Squad training asessions are available to anybody who competes or is considering competing.

To ensure our competitors and coaches continue to grow, we regularly attend national squad trainings with the GB Martial Arts Team, and the World Karate Union England Team.

Competition Karate Results

Celebrating the triumphs from our squad. We never lose, we only learn.

Summary

By Year

By Competition

By Athlete

Lifetime leaderboard of medals, with 1 point for an entry, 2 points for bronze, 3 points for silver, and 5 points for gold. Tracking from November 2022 onwards.

Full Results

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2022

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