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News flash
News - Events - Seminars - Tournaments
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Foundation Meeting in Dublin
April
21st, 2007
- At "The Placa Hotel" Dublin, the foundation meeting of the National
Martial Arts Games Committee, short NMAGC Ireland, took place. Mr.
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer, President of NMAGC Germany and Executive
Director of the WMAGC (World Martial Arts Games Committe) has arranged
this meeting with officials and well known Martial Artists from Ireland.
The aim of this foundation meeting was to create the statutes of NMAGC
Ireland and to have first elections. After a very work intensive and 7
hours lasting assembly the frameset was created as well as the
constitution and elections about the heads of this unique committee. Mr.
Liam McDonagh was elected for the position President, Mr. Martin
O'Malley and Mr. Ciaran McDonagh for 1st and 2nd Vice-President. Right
after the elections this new formed Executive Committee chosed Mr.
Declan Kenny as Treasurer and Mr. Martin O'Malley (alredy the
international secretary of the WMAGC) for the position of Secretary. The
next step will be, to register the NMAGC Ireland with a Solicitor at the
Dublin District Court, followed by seeking Division Heads for the
positions Referee, Japanese Style, Korean Style, Wushu, Ju-Jutsu,
Kickboxing, modern musical Forms, Self Defence, Grappling, Breaking and
other Divisions. To find tournament promoters/hosts within Ireland,
willing to enable their event as official qualifier for the annual
WMAG's will be the last urgent step. As headquarter they havel chosen
Dublin. After the meeting was finished, Mr. Kleinschwaerzer
congratulated the new and now official National Martial Arts Committee
heads and wished them good luck in establishing a solid NMAGC Ireland.
He closed the meeting with the hope to see a huge selection of Irish
Martial Artists at the upcoming World Martial Arts Games in
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Security-Seminar in
Kolbermoor at Magic Moments Agency
April, 14st, 2007 the
President of KIAB was called by Stefan Gaube to Magic Moments
Security and Event Agency to Kolbermoor/Germany. It was expected
of him to teach all the Security employees in restraint &
locking techniques, needed for their kind of work environment at
doors, events and other tasks. Freddy Kleinschwaerzer, a highly
decorated Officer of the Federal Police of Germany gave an first
impression of important to use techniques, such as arm bars,
wrist locks and shoulder restraint techniques. After more than 4
hours during temperatures of 28 C degrees the participants gave
their best to keep all those techniques in their mind. This was
the first education training in this field and there will follow
some more in the near future.
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New Member-Dojo at KIAB
Germany
April, 1st, 2007 the
Sanjuro Dojo Regensburg under Chief Instructor and well
known honorable
Shihan Josef Bachmeier joined the KIAB. If
you like to read more about the Dojo, their philosophy and
Shihan Josef Bachmeier, you might follow
this link.
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Liam McDonagh reciving 5th
Dan for emailing
23rd February
2007 - Fethard on Sea / Wexford - Ireland
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer form Germany - Head of
the Kuntaiko International Association of Budo family - was
invited by his Irish representative of KIAB - Liam McDonagh, 4th
degree black belt, to exam Ciaran McDonagh for his brown belt
and then giving Jiu-Jitsu class also covering some Kickboxing
movements. Liam McDonagh is training and working with Freddy
Kleinschwaerzer for more than 12 years as representative of the
KIAB. Liam is a Chuan Fa Kempo instructor and has moved from
Dublin down to Fethard on Sea (Wexford) to run a business there.
He runs a Kempo / Kickboxing school close to Fethard with about
40 students and already created several champions throughout
Ireland and at international level. For his dedication,
enthusiasm and permanent work in Martial Arts, Freddy
Kleinschwaerzer promoted Liam to 5th Dan Grandmaster title. In
front of all his students he received his Diploma and some
accompanied words spoken by Shihan Freddy. Standing ovations
with minute long applause supported this unique moment for Liam
McDonagh.
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Ciaran McDonagh brown belt
test
On the 23rd of
February 2007 in Co. Wexford Ciaran Mc Donagh was put forward by
his Instructor Liam Mc Donagh 5th Dan to test for his brown belt
in Chuan-Fa Kempo.
Liam Mc Donagh invited Freddy Kleinschwaerzer
the head of the KIAB (Kuntaiko International Association of Budo)
from Germany to examine Ciaran. Around 20 students and friends
from Dublin and Wexford attended Ciaran test to support him
during his test. Freddy K opened the test with an introduction
and welcome words for all that had made to trip to the sunny
south east. First of all Ciaran hat to perform Chuan-Fa Kempo
techniques. Followed by forms, sparring and breaking the
examination committe has seen a very successful test. After 2
hours KIAB's head proceeded to the traditional last step. With a
ceremony Ciaran received his brown belt out of the hands of
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer 7th Dan and his certificate out of Liam
McDonagh's hands. Both examiner saw a very good test performed
on the highest level of Kempo, which shows the high quality
training he received for his test preparation by instructor and
KIAB Ireland representative Liam Mc Donagh.
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Liam McDonagh demonstrated
Chuan-Fa Kenpo in Rosenheim
On 21st of
October 2006, Liam McDonagh from Ireland was at the
Seiwakan-Budo Dojo in Rosenheim to teach Chuan-Fa Kenpo.
McDonagh is Freddy Kleinschwärzers master of Kenpo and came to
Rosenheim to give a seminar for participants from all over
Bavaria. He gave Kleinschwärzer in 1992, while Freddy was
working at the German Embassy in Dublin day for day private
lessons in this style. During this time they became more than
just Master and Student, they became good friends.
The participants
arrived even from the far Bavarian Forest to attend the lesson.
McDonagh first emphasised on the important footwork and stances
in Kenpo. Right after he moved on to show how effective and fast
Kenpo Self Defence is working.
After about 3 ½
hours of intensive training, the participants have been
exhausted and lost their concentration. A good point for
McDonagh to stop the lessons and say some words about the
princips of Kenpo and how he enjoyed to teach this afternoon and
of course to make new friends. As little present, Seiwakan-Budo
Chairman Freddy Kleinschwärzer handed Liam and his partner
Ciaran McDonagh a gift over, for the fantastic seminar.
Pictures
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World Martial
Arts Games 2006 in Canada
- Athletes from Rosenheim
successful like never before -
18.-20. August
2006 in Victoria/BC - Canada
19 gold, 8
silver and 3 times bronze medal. This was the score for the
competitors as last Sunday finished the world martial arts games
in Canada. Fighters from Australia, the USA, Switzerland,
Ireland, Great Britain, Pakistan and the host country Canada
had the honour to measure in more than 20 different combat
disciplines with the best of the scene. Among them traditional
karate, sport karate, Ju Jutsu, Grappling, breaking and many
more. Above all the Olympic character and the idea to work
federation-neutrally made this tournament a highlight of the
completely special kind and represent for most sportsmen a large
step forward on the career leaders.
Freddy
Kleinschwärzer, department manager of Kun-Tai-Ko TuS Bad
Aibling conductor of the Seiwakan Budo e.V. and recently the
president of the NMAGC e.V. (National Martial Arts Games
Committee e.V.) selected a very powerful team of 11 fighters.
Stefanie Kleinschwärzer, was fully busy as coach for the
participating children and young people.
In particular it
made it happy that itself so many fighters from the domestic
region could qualify for this Top Event in Canada. After an
impressive opening ceremony the world games were opened by Ken
Marchtaler the president of the WMAGC. For TuS Bad Aibling
started Sebastian Hofinger, in the color belt discipline "Point
Fihghting Semicontact" he won the 2. Place and in the "Point
Fighting Light contact” he reached the 1. Place. For Seiwakan
Budo Rosenheim e.V. was Bojan Kosanovic successfully with silver
in light contact pointfighting and traditional Kata. Andi
Braunagel won 1.Platz in the traditional Kata and the 2. Place
in self-defense.
Christian Blank became in the
light contact and semi contact third. Anna Lena Kolb and
Angelina Wedmann won both superior disciplines of Pointfighting
of the youth class. Lena Balas convinced the jury and
became winner of
the Freestyle Forms, as well as vice with traditional Kata.
Dennis Kleinschwärzer began in the discipline "self-defense"
with the junior black belts and by its outstanding achievement
with the first place was recompensed. The moreover he won the
Freestyle Forms with the juniors, followed from silver and
bronze in traditional Kata.
The show team
"Kun Tai Ko Martial Arts" sent three competitors into running.
Susi Fink got the first place in the colour belt class of
Freestyle forms, as well as in the synchronous form competition
and stood thereby with its white belt far over all expectations.
Philipp Neumayer convinced by its form in the category "weapon
forms" and won the gold for Germany.
But thus not
enough; he won also gold in the traditional Kata and in
pointfighting. The Flintsbacher "Daniel Gärtner", began in six
different disciplines, which he all finished medals. To
emphasize one must here particularly the victory of the
"Freestyle Karate" and the silver medal in the pointfighting
Semicontact, followed of gold within the range breaking test and
synchronous forms with and without weapons. Daniel Gärtner,
Philipp Neumayer, Susi Fink and Dennis Kleinschwärzer were
allowed to begin in each case in its age group and graduation
again against all leaders of other disciplines around the title
"Grand champion".
Exciting running
around the victory let the spectators the breath come to a hold.
In the end there was the - Grand champion for Philipp Neumayer
of the color belts over 18 years and Grand champion for Daniel
Gärtner of the black belts over 18 years. Differently than used,
in this tournament still another highlight was attached. The US
film star and competitive athlete Mike Chat brought valuable
Samurai swords for the victory of the overall champion - the
winner over all. So all Grand champion fighted against each
other. In the end only one remained, Daniel Gärtner - Overall
Grand champion.
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Freddy
Kleinschwärzer honored gets into Hall of Fame
On
October 11th, by post Soke of Seiwakan-Budo Freddy
Kleinschwärzer 7th Dan from Germany, receives his award
"HALL OF FAME - INTERN. GRANDMASTER OF THE YEAR 2005"
from Movie Actor Jaime Abregana /Hawaii (leader of the
Hawaiian Martial Arts International. It was written:
"Upon the nomination and recommendation of the executive
board and the Hall of Fame Committee of the Hawaiian
Martial Arts International Society, be it known and
henceforth into perpetuity that Alfred Kleinschwärzer
was duly present at the Hawaii Martial Arts
International Society Hall of Fame Awards in Ewa Beach,
Hawaii, USA and was hereby inducted into the HMAI
Society International Hall of Fame, whose participation
in these traditions reflects the deepest dedication,
respect and honor, both personal and public. A
constituent who performs many task, with a sense of
urgency, prefessionalism and physical fitness, and above
all integrity, in order to preserve and perpetuate the
art of self defense with your years of knowledge,
experience and leadership preparing the next generations
to come.Therefore the recipient herein has been inducted
into the Hall of Fame as International Grandmaster of
the Year 2005. This certificate was presented at seven
o'clock Meridian on Saturday, the Sixteen of July A.D.
two thousand five in the State of Hawaii, USA!"
The purpose of the Hawaiian Martial Arts International
Hall of Fame is to record for all times, with
biographies, pictures, videos and in cyberspace the
outstanding accomplishments of martial artists worldwide.
The HMAI Society Hall of Fame is best described as an
educational repository created to enshrine all martial
artists and constituents worldwide in martial arts
history, such a repository of past, present and future
martial artists encourages our youth and next
generations emulate these outstanding martial arts
practitioners for their devotion, dedication, excellence,
loyality, leadership, knowledge, integrity and steadfast
character. This is truly an ELITE and RESPECTED class of
martial artists who have achieved and earned the right
to be honored by their peers. Therefor, the only
PRESTIGIOUS group, Hall of Fame is by Qualification and
the right to be called such title by their peers.
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Multiple Martial Arts in Harmony united
08th October in Würzburg/Germany was held a seminar with
the content "multiple martial arts in harmony united"!
40 practicioners from the styles Karate, Ju-Jutsu,
Kickboxing, TKD attended this Seminar, done by Soke of
Seiwakan Freddy Kleinschwärzer. In more than 4 hours, he
demonstrated, how it is possible to combine techniques
from Kenpo-Karate with techniques from Shotokan and
Ju-Jutsu. Lots of questionmarks in the head of most of
the athletes came up, after combinations with kenpo and
the fast, but direct and effective movements. All
participants have been very satisfied and only positive
feedback came up.
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Brown Belt Test in Pristina / Kosovo
Blerim Krasniqi is going for his
Sho-Kyu in Pristina
At 13th
September 2005 our new member and representative of KIAB
in Kosovo, Blerim Krasniqi was successfully going for
his SHO-Kyu in Goshin-Jitsu. The 34 year old, in
Vushtrri/Kosovo born KPS Police Officer was examed by
Freddy Kleinschwärzer 7th Dan from Germany and Brad
Lawrence Sperry from USA, Chief Instructor of Defensive
Tactics within UNMIK KPS Administration. Krasniqi is a
Goshin-Jitsu and Defensive Tactics Instructor inside the
Kosovo Police Service and student of Brazilian JJ
practitioner and Defensive Tactics Instructor Brad L.
Sperry.
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World
Games of Martial Arts 2005
KIAB members on top
Seiwakan-Budo e.V. Rosenheim:
Gold: Werner Nebl, Linda Balas, Simon Wrusch and
Kosanovic Bojan.
Silver: Werner Nebl, Leutner Konrad, Sebastian
Schickhaus, Hefter Michaela, Blum Marina, Thiel Maja,
Kremer Alex, Reisberger Daniel and Romic Goran.
Bronce: Wrusch Simon, Trenkenschu Albert, Nitsch
Wolfram, Blank Christian, Baum Luis and Eutermooser
Thomas.
Kuntaiko Kickboxing TuS Bad Aibling:
Gold: Wolff Daniel and Hofinger Sebastian
Silver: Bernatzky Klaus, Adlberger Thomas, Weltz
Verena.
Bronce: Bernatzky Klaus and Pop Uwe
More
informations: www.womaa.de
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Black Belt
examination in Rosenheim / Germany
Verena Thoms going for her 1.Dan
Seiwakan-Budo
Under the
eyes of critical eyes of examiners Freddy Kleinschwärzer
7th Dan, Thorsten Nentwig 3rd Dan and Torsten Brendel
2nd Dan, Verena was showing a great perfomance on 18th
of July. In the disciplines self defence, kata, form,
kumite (semi) as well as in breaking and theory he was
able to convince the examiners. She received highest
marks.
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Black Belt examination
in Munich / Germany
Martin Klamt going for
his 3.Dan Kuntaiko
Under the
eyes of critical examination jury Freddy Kleinschwärzer
7th Dan, Christian Hörberg and Thorsten Nentwig 3rd Dan,
Martin Klamt was showing a great perfomance on 10th of
July. In the disciplines two- and three-steps, kata,
form, kumite (light/semi) as well as in breaking and
theory he was able to convince the examiners. He
received highest marks, especially after his written
work with the title "Budo & law"! This you are able to
download
here
(in German only)
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Rachel Auberger is teaching Si Fang Dao and American
Kenpo in Germany
March 19th, 2004,
Rachel Sensei was visiting the Head of Family of KIAB in
Germany. Soke Freddy Kleinschwärzer had the honour to
get Rachel Sensei teaching in his dojo near Munich Si
Fang Dao and American Kenpo. The German Martial Artists
really enjoyed the lesson of almost 4 hours and made new
friendship with a new brilliant Sensei. Rachel Sensei is
official Representative of KIAB since November 2003!
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Successful Dan-Grading in Liechtenstein
28.02.2004
the examiners Kleinschwärzer, Kielholtz and Cebulla went
to Liechtenstein to test some black belts for the next
higher rank and also some master students for their
brown belts. Christian Bazdaric passed his grade for 3rd
Dan, Music Besim for 2nd Dan, Günther Wohlwend and Josef
Goop for 1st Dan and finally Daniel Wolff, Andreas
Findling and Richard Steiner for brown belt. The was
going about 4 1/2 hours and the visiters had great
plesure to see a great test.
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Successful Dan-Grading in Spiegelau / Bavarian Forest
22.12.2003 KIAB's top female
fighter in Semicontact Kickboxing, Nicole Blab from
Spiegelau (she is rated No. 2 on WAKO Germany) did very
successful her test for 1st degree black belt in
Taekwon-Do. The examiners Kleinschwaerzer 7.Dan, Cebulla
4th Dan and Schrepf 4th Dan were extremly satisfied with
her performance. We hope the rest of her Dojo will see
in her a great idol for the future. We congratulate you
Nicole!
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Living Legend Award
goes to Freddy Kleinschwaerzer 7.Dan
Between 5th and
10th November 2003, (Head of Kun-Tai-Ko International
Association of Budo and German Director of the World
Organization of Martial Arts Athletes, Chairman of the
Clubs TuS Bad Aibling and Seiwakan-Budo e.V. Rosenheim)
flew together with his Team-Germany, over to Washington
D.C./USA to participate in one of the most prestigius
and oldest tournaments of the States for Martial Artists.
During this great event the German Director received out
the hands of WOMAA-Vicepresident and President of
Promoters Plus, Robert E. Everhart the "LIVING LEGEND
AWARD"! In the past 30 years approximately 240 Martial
Artist from USA and Asia have been honoured with this
fantastic Award. Everhart is representative of the
Nippon Kenpo Karate Do Jitsu-Ha Kleinschwärzer, not to
long ago got promoted to his 7. Dan by Shihan Neal J.
Hummerstone, is listed in the only Compendium about
Martial Arts in Germany as one of the best Instructors
throughout Germany. He received this Award for his
endless and strong work around the Globe in Martial
Arts. Also for his great success as competitor in
various disciplines, as one of the best referees and as
a well known instructor Worldwide.
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New
Representative for USA
During a one week tour to Washington D.C., Head of
Family Freddy Kleinschwaerzer met Mrs. Rachel Auberger
from Sparta / Tennessee to work out the details in
becomming the new representative and first official
member of KIAB in USA. Sensei Auberger 3rd Dan, from now
on is responsible to spread out throughout the US the
idea of KIAB. Lately Sensei Auberger was very successful
during the World Games of Martian Arts in Mexico! She
runs her Dojo in the styles of Si Fang Tao and American
Kenpo Karate.
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Team Germany with great success in Washington D.C. / USA
Very bad referee decisions causes the loss of the
Team-Fight
8th
November 2003 in Washington D.C. the 28. Karate- &
Kung-Fu Championships was held! Team Germany was invited
by organizer Robert E. Everhart to fight the Team USA
and to take part in the individuals. Lead by Team-Coach
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer this event became a great success
for the Germans. Except the team event was a dissaster,
caused by the very bad referee "Manuel "Manny"
Agrella" (see pic on the left - sounds like
Ah-Ghrell-La)! This man is just a fake in everyones eyes!
He looked like Fashion Designer Karl Lagerfeld with his
shiny suit and all the gold and juwellries around his
neck! How can something like this be a accepted referee??
Thank you
Manni from TEAM-GERMANY for the great refereeing!
Anyway the German Team had a great time in Washington
because Mr. Everhart did his best to be a perfect host
for the team. The results for Team Germany in the
individuals:
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Grandchampion |
Middle Weight |
Daniel Gaertner |
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Grandchampion |
Heavy Weight |
Martin Kaiser |
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1. Place |
Self Defence |
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer |
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1. Place |
Weapon Forms |
Daniel Gaertner |
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1. Place |
Fighting Heavy Weight |
Daniel Gaertner |
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1. Place |
Fighting Super Heavy Weight |
Martin Kaiser |
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1. Place |
Fighting Middle Weight |
Daniel Pitzke |
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2. Place |
Weapon Forms |
Thorsten Nentwig |
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2. Place |
Fighting Middle Weight |
Thorsten Nentwig |
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4. Place |
Fighting Heavy Weight |
Guenther Wohlwend |
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A first
successful test for the fighters from Team Germany for
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3 members of
Team-Germany successful during the European Open in
Cologne/Germany
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Silvermedals during the open European Championships
3
Fighters of Team Germany took part in the European-Open
in Cologne/Germany. Freddy Kleinschwaerzer, Thorsten
Nentwig and Stefan Ziegler were able to get plenty of
Medals for their Dojo. The results:
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2. Place |
Fighting |
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer |
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2. Place |
Self Defence |
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer |
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2. Place |
Forms Softstyle |
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer |
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3. Place |
Forms Hardstyle |
Freddy Kleinschwaerzer |
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2. Place |
Forms Hardstyle Students |
Stefan Ziegler |
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2. Place |
Team-Fight |
Team-Germany |
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Ali Cenap gets promoted to 4th Dan Ju-Jutsu
Sensei Ali Cenap - Representative
of KIAB Turkey became the honour to receive out of
Shihan Freddy Kleinschwaerzers hands the certificate to
beare the title of 4th degree black belt!
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Freddy Kleinschwaerzer
(Head of Family - KIAB) receives the rank 7th Dan
Shihan Neal J. Hummerstone from
Florida / USA, a close friend and honour member of KIAB,
hands over the Diploma for 7th Dan to Freddy
Kleinschwaerzer. In front of all participants of the
great international celebration seminar (10 years KIAB)
he mentioned all the work Mr. Kleinschwaerzer has done
the past years for Martial Arts and the spirit of Budo
throughout the World. In a very sentimental way he
presented to Freddy Kleinschwaerzer this special honour
and grading.
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10 Years of KIAB - Celebration Seminar in Rosenheim /
Germany
September 19./20th 2003 the
celebration of 10 years KIAB took place in Rosenheim.
Inside the beautyful Gym "GABOR- HALLE" the Dojo
Seiwakan-Budo e.V. Rosenheim organized this tremendous
event. Instructors from Turkey, USA, Germany and
Liechtenstein came to teach during a perfect day to make
this event become unforgettable to the attending
students and masters. Neal J. Hummerstone the 73 year
old Grandmaster from Florida did a special Master-Class
the day before in the facillities of the Federal German
Border Guards. The founder of the legendary UDT (Underwater
Demolition Team - early Navy Seals) was the attraction
of the day. The instructors couldn't believe how Shihan
Neal is moving in his age and throwing his UKE through
the air. He thought the style of Aiki-Tora-Ryu. Sensei
Ali Cenap 4th Dan from Izmir / Turkey gave lessons in
hand to hand combat out of the style Ju-Jutsu. Martin
Kaiser from Liechtenstein (World Games Grandchampion and
WAKO as well as WKA Worldchampion and Worldcup Winner,
introduced fakes and taktics in Semicontact Kickboxing.
Mark Sigle from Stuttgart tought Amercan Kenpo, Günther
Kurth (Policeinstructor) gave an insight into
Steet-Combat. Andreas Dieckmann and Martin Klamt from
Munich, both international Forms-Champions and
Self-Defence experts introduced "the first strike - no
second chance" and acrobatic for Musical Forms. Markus
Bauer was specialist for Kali, Escrima and Penjak Silat.
From the Seiwakan-Dojo Rosenheim Sensei Bendel (Chuan-Fa
Kenpo), Rene Lippert (Lightcontact-Kickboxing) and Klaus
Schrall as well as Stefanie Kleinschwärzer (Self Defence
for Kids) gave their best. Freddy Kleinschwärzer
introduced the "WHY & HOW" about women self defence. The
response to this event was more than perfect and already
lots of inquiries came up for next year.
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Sensei Guenther KURTH is honoured to Grandmaster Rank
5th Dan
During the
international Seminar in Rosenheim Germany (10 Years
KIAB) with lots of Masters and Grandmasters attending
from international Counties (USA, Germany,
Liechtenstein, Austria, Turkey and Italy), the Head of
Family Shihan Freddy Kleinschwaerzer had the honour to
announce that Sensei Guenther KURTH (Germany) from now
on is Grandmaster in the style of KUN-TAI-KO and bears
the title 5th Dan.
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Team Germany won in
Cancun Mexiko
One of the best Teams during the 2003 World Martial Arts
Games in Cancun with 14 Goldmedals
From 25th to 27th April
03 in Cancun / Mexiko was held the 4th World Games of
Martial Arts. Countries like Honduras, Belize, Mexico,
USA, Canada, Liechtenstein, Spain, Argentinia,
Guatemala, Ireland and Germany took part and, to win
their Medals in more than 250 different disciplines.
During these 3 days fighters from Germany as there was
Team-Coach Kleinschwärzer and Susanne Brkic of
Seiwakan-Budo e.V. Rosenheim, Thorsten Nentwig
(Bruckmühl), Kerstin Jacob (Spiegelau), Mario Worzfeld
(Neuss) and Yvonne Elsesser from Munich. The great
success talks for himself.
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Blackbelt-Test in Dublin / Ireland
August 31st Andreas Hartung
was honoured to go for his black belt test Kickboxing.
As testing committee the chairman was Freddy
Kleinschwärzer 6.Dan from Germany and on his panel was
sitting Sensei Brian Healy 4th Dan as well as Sensei
Sean O'connell from Dublin. In about 2 hours of hard
work Andreas finally made it. He became his 1st Dan and
was honoured by the head of family of KIAB to take from
now on over the business to lead KIAB Ireland. He took
this over from Liam McDonagh, living in Fethard on Sea /
County Wexford. We all hope Andreas is doing a great job
in the future and spreads out the friendship and idea of
Kun-Tai-Ko Intern. Association of Budo as the new
Representative for Ireland!
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Goldmedal
for Carolin Meixner
Goldmedal also for
Daniel Pitzke
Team Germany
Kleinschwaerzer took
silver medal
A very special honor:
Freddy Kleinschwärzer receives
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World Games of
Kickboxing
The14th and 15 July 2001 in
Killarny/Ireland the World Martial Arts Games took place.
Because already in the last year the World Martial types
Millennium Games in Sydney/Australia found large accord,
arranged the W.O.M.A.A. under feather leadership of
Bruce Smith/USA in Killarny/Ireland the this year's
Martial Arts Games. Over 50 nations have been invited to
this Games.
Because big problems with foreigners inside Ireland the
irish Govenment closed the border for Counties like
India, Pakistan, Iraq, Russia etc. and therefore only 15
nations could get together from around the World.
Altogether at 2 days, more than went 800 fighters
started. Esspecially in the Forms-division outstanding
achievement was shown. Even already in the child classes,
there was to be seen world level.
For Germany were represented Freddy Kleinschwaerzer (Hardstyle
Japanese), Pitzke Daniel (Softstyle chinese), Kerstin
Jacob (Korean Studentgrade) and Stefan Ziegler (Japanese
Studentgrade). Only two ten behind Tony Gallo out of the
USA (John Paul Mitchell teams), and before the
iranischen national fighter Nasrollah Kakavand, Freddy
Kleinschwaerzer took the 2nd place therefore the silver
medal. Daniel Pitzke secured itself undisputed the 1st
place and reached therefore gold. Kerstin Jacob lay very
tightly behind Monica Buckley out of the USA however yet
before Sian Lanley out of Ireland and took the 2nd place,
silver medal. Also Stefan Ziegler got gold for Germany.
On the 2nd day, it went then further in the area Semi-
and Lightcontact. In the class of the Studentgrade,
Kerstin Jacob women (Semicontact) prematurely got
eliminated. In the student degrees man (Semicontact),
Stefan Ziegler appeared of its best side. After his
preliminary fight against Eoin Mc Carthy (Scotland),
Connor Doyle (Ireland), Breden Murphy (Ireland), Tommy
Bregin (USA) respectively prematurely through technical
K. O. won, stood in the finals with the Canadian Trevor
Krely. In a thrilling final, Ziegler won the gold medal
after extension for Germany. Susanne Brkic eliminated in
Semicontact of the ladies brown, already prematurely
eliminated in her first fight. On the other hand she
demonstrated in Lightcontact that she belongs to the
top. Unfortunately she didn't make it to enter into the
finals. because she was beaten by the former World
Champion Julie Mc Hale from Ireland. Nevertheless passed
it yet for the bronce medal for Germany.
Caroline
Meixner as a greenbelt was participating in the class of
the ladies blackbelts. Actually not even one her
opponents was able to give her a hard live. . Without
any effort, she won against Keating (Ireland), Glacien
Small (Ireland), Julie Mc Hale (Ireland) as well as the
American Jenni Fitzpatric the gold medal for Germany.
She won all preliminary fights by technical K. O. .
Therefore she stood in the evening in the finale of the
Grand Champion. Her opponent was US - Nationalteam
member belonging Patty Carmele. In a very exciting Grand
Champion finale, she was able to prevail tightly against
the American Patty Carmele. As a victory premium, she
received an original (limited) Hibben Knife as well as a
silver cup filled with a golden coins of American
Dollars.
In the class blackbelts until 29 years, after a
tremendous first fight Daniel Pitzke lost the second
fight and became the unsatisfyingd 4th place. Freddy
Kleinschwaerzer proved his abiliities in the senior
class of the blackbelts. After he beated Matthew Braune
from Australia, he was fighting himself against the
Irish Wheelan successfully into the finale, where he
faced the American Mc Dermott. In the extension
Kleinschwaerzer lost after a clear wrong decision the
done by the Referee's. Therefore the silver medal
remained for Germany. In the Teamfight won the Team
Germany in the final with a clear point advantage (17:
14 hits) against Team America.
During the formal event organization it came to a
special surprise for Freddy Kleinschwaerzer. All present
spectators and fighter became witnesses, when he got
handed out his 6.Dan in Seiwakan Budo as well as his 3.
Dan in Ju Jutsu through the vice president of the WAKO
USA and the promoter and organizer of the World Games
2001, Bruce C. Smith. The honor came from the all Japan
Seibukan Martial Arts Association (Kyoto, Japan) and the
Kokusai Dentokan Bugei Renmei issued by Roy Jerry Hops
10.Dan /Hanshi – one of Kleinschwaerzers Instructors –
who asked Mr. Smith for this favor to present the
Graduation in a special manner during the W.O.M.A.A.
World Games Awards Ceremony. During the event it
developed an enormous teamspirit between each member of
Team Germany. Certainly this was the reason for the
great achievements and success. To mention is, that now
Associtation or Organization was represented as separate
groups. Each team only presented their country,
therefore it came up not at all even one decision done
by bad sportspolitics. These reflected itself therein
that enormously many friendships were made during the
event. . T. Rondo van Clief, vice president of the WAKO
USA and representative of the W.O.M.A.A. opened the
world games with very moving words that maintain the
peaceful and friendly atmosphere during the entire
tournament. The upcoming world games take place in the
May 2002 in Honolulu/Hawaii.
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