The Husaria Dojo Summer Karate Camp 2026 was held in the beautiful seaside town of Pogorzelica, Poland, bringing together 140 dedicated karateka for an unforgettable week of intensive training, personal development, and friendship.
The camp was organized by Husaria Dojo under the leadership of Shihan Radek, whose commitment and experience ensured another outstanding event. The majority of participants represented Husaria Dojo, while fighters from Kołobrzeg Dojo, Warsaw Dojo, Gdańsk Dojo, Koszalin Dojo, and Chojna Dojo also joined the camp. The presence of karateka from different dojos created an excellent environment for exchanging knowledge, building new friendships, and strengthening the spirit of the So-Kyokushin family.
The technical program was led by two outstanding instructors, Naoto Kusakabe Senpai and Nozawa Fufu Senpai, who generously shared their knowledge, experience, and passion for Kyokushin Karate. Throughout the camp, participants had the opportunity to learn directly from highly respected instructors, gaining valuable insights into both traditional techniques and modern competition strategies.
The primary objective of this year’s camp was the preparation of competitors for the upcoming European Championships in the Netherlands. Special emphasis was placed on kata and kumite, with carefully planned training sessions focusing on technical precision, timing, speed, balance, tactical awareness, fighting combinations, and mental preparation. Every session challenged the participants to improve their skills while maintaining the highest standards of Kyokushin spirit and discipline.
Training sessions were demanding and intensive, combining kihon, ido-geiko, kata practice, kumite drills, conditioning exercises, stretching, and physical endurance work. The instructors paid close attention to every detail, helping each karateka refine their technique and develop greater confidence for future competitions. Regardless of age or experience, every participant had the opportunity to improve and learn something new.
Beyond the dojo, the camp provided a wonderful opportunity to strengthen friendships and build lasting memories. The positive atmosphere, mutual respect, and strong sense of community reflected the true values of Kyokushin Karate. Senior students supported the younger participants, instructors were always available to share their knowledge, and every training session was conducted with enthusiasm, determination, and the spirit of Osu.
The beautiful surroundings of the Polish Baltic coast created the perfect setting for both intensive training and recovery. The combination of hard work, fresh sea air, and excellent organization made this year’s camp a truly memorable experience for everyone involved.
Husaria Dojo extends its sincere gratitude to Naoto Kusakabe Senpai and Nozawa Fufu Senpai for their exceptional instruction, inspiration, and dedication throughout the camp. Special thanks also go to all instructors, coaches, volunteers, parents, and participants whose commitment and support contributed to the success of this event.
As the camp comes to an end, all participants return home with new knowledge, stronger technique, greater motivation, and unforgettable memories. We wish every competitor success in their final preparations for the European Championships in the Netherlands and look forward to meeting again at future seminars, tournaments, and training camps.
Train hard. Never give up. Osu!
Reported by
Shihan Radek Ambroziak
