Pesatuan Karate Goshin-Ryu Negeri Sarawak

Sarawak Goshin-Ryu Karate Association, Sports Commission Reg. No. 2828/2008

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Training and Fees Schedule

Training for Goshin-Ryu Karate is as follows: (Updated Nov 2009)

@Kelab Rekreasi Petroliam
Children (under 12s) & Youths (under 23s)
Saturdays & Sundays 0900 to 1100 am

Youths (under 23s)
Wednesdays 0730 to 0900 pm


@ILP, Permyjaya

Adults
Mondays & Thurdays 0730 to 0900 pm

ILP Co-Curriculum
Fridays 0300 to 0430 pm


Fees
Children and Youths - RM20.00 per month
  • (Special rate for families with more than 1 child enrolled - 2nd child RM15.00; 3rd and subsequent child RM10.00 each)
Adults - RM30.00 per month

Registration fee - RM30.00 once off
Federation affiliation fee - RM20.00 per year

Grading Fees
Grade Attempt Grading Fee Grade Attempt Grading Fee
Green 7th Kyu RM30.00 Brown 1st Kyu RM80.00
Blue 6th Kyu RM35.00 Black Shodan RM155.00
Purple 5th Kyu RM40.00 Black Nidan RM205.00
Brown 4th Kyu RM45.00 Black Sandan RM305.00
Brown 3rd Kyu RM50.00 Black Yondan RM405.00
Brown 2nd Kyu RM55.00

E&OE

Note: Grading Fee is revised upward +RM5.00 for each grade effective year 2010. Above grading rates shown are the revised rates. Fees shown are for information purposes only. Please contact the relevant officers for the latest rates.
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History and Background

The Malaysia Goshin-Ryu Karate Federation (MGKF), established in April 1974, is a member of the Malaysia Karate-Do Federation (MAKAF) and currently is one of the most successful karate-do federations in Malaysia. The current head of the MGKF is Grandmaster Soke Clement Soo, who is also the founder of the MGKF.

Goshin-ryu style of Karate was founded by Soke Clement Soo in 1974. This style of Karate is quite similar to Shotokan style but emphasizes more on thrust and penetrating kicks, shorter forward stance and more side stepping movements. Although Goshin-ryu is consider a young style but since the inception it has spread to Australia, India, Kuwait, Switzerland and Germany.

Our style is very simple, which adopts whatever good techniques and should the techniques require changes or modifications, we shall do it. The Federation was officially accepted by Soke Terou Hayashi in 1976. Hayashi is a well known karateka in the world and was the first Referee Council Chairman of WUKO. He is aware of Goshin-ryu as a style of its own and never insisted that Soke Clement Soo change to Hayashi-ha Shito-ryu. Our students practice Shoto-kan, Hayashi-ha Shito-ryu and Goju-ryu Katas meaning that we must be able to adapt to the various different stances.

Our yearly activities are organising tournaments in school, state and national levels both in the Junior and Senior Annual Camp in Taiping includes training in basic techniques, kumite, katas, referee clinic, leadership and tournament. We also participate in the MAKAF's National Junior and Senior Championships.

In Malaysia, Goshin-ryu has dojos in Kuala Lumpur, Petaling, Klang, Jenjarom, Yong Peng, Batu Pahat, Parit Raja, College University of Technology Tun Hussein Onn, Permas Jaya, Skudai, Johor Bahru Polytechnic, Kota Bharu Polytechnic, Seberang Perai Polytechnic, Kluang, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang, Sungai Petani, Kota Baru, Pasir Mas, Rantau Panjang, Kerteh, Kuala Terengganu, Seremban and Miri. Our biggest concentration in promoting the art with about 35 dojos is in Penang. We are proud to say that the activity is so intense that we have to form a Black Belters Club for the operations.

At the heart of our instruction is the Introduction to Karate Program which has established itself as the standard for classical martial art instruction. The program features outstanding workouts which are both exciting and beneficial in a sporting recreational environment. The only magic that we practice is that of hard work and discipline.