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National Technical Seminar by World Bushido Kyokushin Karate Organization Held in Tehran, Iran.

On May 25, 2025, an exceptional international technical seminar of the World Bushido Kyokushin Karate Organization was successfully held in Tehran, Iran. The event took place under the esteemed supervision of Grandmaster Dr. Hossein Parhizkari, President of the IFSF Federation of Canada, and in collaboration with the respected Kancho Saeid Kordlou, a prominent figure in Kyokushin karate in the region.

The seminar brought together a remarkable group of instructors, athletes, and martial arts enthusiasts from across the country. Over the course of this high-level event, a wide range of technical, theoretical, and practical components of Kyokushin karate were thoroughly explored and practiced.

Comprehensive Technical Training

The seminar began with a deep dive into the core fundamentals of Kyokushin, focusing on Kihon (basics), Kata (forms), and Kumite (sparring). Grandmaster Parhizkari and Kancho Kordlou led participants through advanced technical sequences, offering detailed corrections and modern interpretations of traditional movements.The precise execution of Dachi (stances) was heavily emphasized, along with biomechanically sound transitions and optimized power transfer in strikes and blocks.

Applied Self-Defense Techniques

A dedicated segment of the seminar was devoted to self-defense, addressing both street-level confrontations and close-quarter control techniques. Participants were trained in effective responses to common threats, including standing defense scenarios and Ne-waza techniques for contrilling the aggressors. The realistic approach and practical applications provided valuable tools for both martial artists and self-defense practitioners.

Scientific Approach: Theory Meets Practice

One of the distinguishing features of this seminar was its integration of scientific knowledge with martial arts practice. Specialized theory classes were conducted, covering key concepts in anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. This multidisciplinary approach enabled participants to understand the "why" behind the "how," enhancing their technical execution with a solid foundation in movement science.

Kumite Innovation and Tactical Progression

In the final portion of the seminar, attention shifted to modern Kumite strategies. Attendees were introduced to the latest tactics, combinations, and timing techniques relevant to competitive fighting. Real-time drills and sparring sessions provided a dynamic platform for implementing newly acquired skills.

This landmark event not only elevated the technical proficiency of participants but also reinforced the importance of continual learning, innovation, and international collaboration in martial arts. The atmosphere throughout the day was one of discipline, unity, and mutual respect—core values of the Kyokushin spirit.

The World Bushido Kyokushin Karate Organization extends its sincere appreciation to all participants, organizers, and masters who contributed to making this seminar a resounding success, esp GM Dr. Hossein Parhizkari.