Along with that declaration the province has created a program for both businesses and amateur sport groups. The KA 2022 competition season is approaching, we are looking to see which past team members are planning on trying out for the provincial team. The 2022 KC Nationals are planned. Karate Alberta has created three separate programs that will run independent of one another in the coming season.

The programs are. The Members of Karate Alberta are committed to providing a safe environment for training and competition.

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About Report

Karate has been practiced in Canada since at least mid-century. The early practitioners of karate eventually established an organization to continue the legitimate development of karate teaching. This organization became the National Karate Association of Canada, since referred to as Karate Canada.

History of Karate Report

Karate has its roots in exercises developed centuries ago by unarmed monks travelling in India and China. Unarmed fighting arts of this sort came to Okinawa, where they underwent blending with Okinawan forms of self-defence and subsequent development. Finally, this martial art came to Japan where it underwent codification and fusion with certain aspects of Japanese culture and martial arts to become modern karate.

Your Directors Report

If you would like to contact a member of the Board, please select them from the list below. Be the chairperson at all meetings of the Board, annual general meetings, general meetings, and special meetings. Ensure that the Board members and chairpersons of all committees are aware when and where upcoming Board meetings will be held.

Volunteers Report

Volunteers are the heart of Karate Alberta, donating their time, talents and spirit to every facet of our organization. If you'd like to join the KA community through volunteering, whether it be short-term for a tournament or longer term on a committee, let us know. We have a wide range of volunteer opportunities and could use your talent.

Nccp Report

The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is a coach training and certification program for all coaches in more than 60 sports. Karate Alberta is a member of Karate Canada which has defined a coach development model as well as 3 pathways in order to clarify how one goes about becoming a certified coach, and to demonstrate the overall vision of the federation for its coaches and participants in the years to come.

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