[IKO1] European Kyokushin Karate Championships 2008 - Results

[alan]

More results here
http://www.kyokushin4life.com/forums/61508-post8.html

Light Weight
1 Moczydłowski Piotr Poland
2 Teixeira Victor Holland
3 Mikhailov Alexander Russia
3 Michalache Ionut Romania
5 Yakovenko Yevgen Ukraine
6 Giner Eduard Spain
7 Petrov Aleksandar Bulgaria
8 Grof Andras Hungary

Middle Weight
1 Stoian Nicolae Romania
2 Tomchuk Nikita Russia
3 Petrov Stiliyan Bulgaria
3 Krzak Michał Poland
5 Kaptchyk Denis Ukraine
6 Lezkano Javier Spain
7 Barbera Danilo Italy
8 Mashkov Volodymyr Ukraine

Light Heavy Weight
1 Navarro Alejandro Spain
2 Gogonel Lucian Romania
3 Sieradzki Marcin Poland
3 Estensoro Pablo Spain
5 Vedapodagom Jean Luc France
6 Yanev Yordan Bulgaria
7 Sidoti Ivan Italy
8 Abzotov Adlan Russia

Heavy Weight
1 Habraszka Krzysztof Poland
2 Martinov Petar Bulgaria
3 Plyasonytsya Vladyslav Ukraine
3 Belkhodja Djéma France
5 Kozhokin Vladimir Russia
6 Ganev Javor Austria
7 Onopchenko Andriy Ukraine
8 Cieśluk Karol Poland

From kyokushinresults;

LIGHTWEIGHT
1. Piotr Moczydlowski POL.
2. Viktor Teixeira HOLLAND
3. Alexznder Mikhailov RUSSIA
Ionut Mihalache ROMANIA

MIDDLEWEIGHT
1. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
2. Nikita Tomchuk RUSSIA
3. Stilian Petrov BULGARIA
Michal Krzak POLAND

HEAVYWEIGHT
1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Lucian Gogonel ROMANIA
3. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN
Marcin Sieradzki POL

SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT
1. Krzysztof Habraszka POL.
2. Petar Martinov BULGARIA
3. Vldyslav Plyasonytsya SPA.
Djema Belkhodja FRANCE

No Jan Sokup?

[goldberg2310]

Originally Posted by alan

From kyokushinresults;

LIGHTWEIGHT
1. Piotr Moczydlowski POL.
2. Viktor Teixeira HOLLAND
3. Alexznder Mikhailov RUSSIA
Ionut Mihalache ROMANIA

MIDDLEWEIGHT
1. Nicolae Stoian ROMANIA
2. Nikita Tomchuk RUSSIA
3. Stilian Petrov BULGARIA
Michal Krzak POLAND

HEAVYWEIGHT
1. Alejandro Navarro SPAIN
2. Lucian Gogonel ROMANIA
3. Pablo Estensoro SPAIN
Marcin Sieradzki POL

SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT
1. Krzysztof Habraszka POL.
2. Petar Martinov BULGARIA
3. Vldyslav Plyasonytsya SPA.
Djema Belkhodja FRANCE

No Jan Sokup?

would´nt he have time out after wt???

[Brazilian Berseker]

I wonder....What is up with those eastern Europe? They are dominating everything!!! Good results for then, Russia, Bulgaria, Romania.....
I always wondered......Why those people are so tough?...Trainning hard?.....culture?...physical strengh?
Anyway, great results for then ... here in Brazil , we have to be careful with then...

Osu!

[goldberg2310]

osu,

full results (1-4):

http://kyokushin-rheinmain.de/images...s//em_2008.pdf

[kyofighter]

Eastern european fighters are though because of the lifestyle and the harder training.
In the western rich countries you can't push your students that hard, they will quit .
I live in USA now and I have the same problem here.
Osu.

[goldberg2310]

Originally Posted by kyofighter

Eastern european fighters are though because of the lifestyle and the harder training.
In the western rich countries you can't push your students that hard, they will quit .
I live in USA now and I have the same problem here.
Osu.

yes, thats right. so we have to watch for motivated and spirited guys. ;-)

the other thing seems to be, that most of east europeans are professionals. i think any east european organisation get money from their department. same as few years ago, when they where in comunism. sports forever - a political thing... ;-( west europe, and western countries did not learn sth. they only push sports, where tv etc. can collect a lot of money. it´s not going for sports, it´s only for money.

there are some individuals in west europe who can withstand the easterners. ask them. they work hard and then went to training. only working and training. no time for some other things. they spend their holidays for full time training, and sometimes, they have to pay flights etc. to tournaments by themselve - very nice, or not?

and the most sadly thing is, that the eastern countries get a lot of money from the eu - directly for sports... that´s stupid and not to understand...

[Brazilian Berseker]

kyofighter,

This is the same in Brazil, because life is kind of hard in here, those who train ...really train hard. and in other "more civilized" countries.......people worry too much about safety, pads, insurance, legal stuff.......well theiy care about everything but trainning...heheheh
Therefore, in countries where live is dificult people normally are tougher......well that's what I think ....

By the way...you live in denver now?....great city..in a great country..I lived near there in the midle 90's....

Tks, OSU!

[kyokushin4life]

Light Weight
1 Moczydłowski Piotr Poland
2 Teixeira Victor Holland
3 Mikhailov Alexander Russia
3 Michalache Ionut Romania
5 Yakovenko Yevgen Ukraine
6 Giner Eduard Spain
7 Petrov Aleksandar Bulgaria
8 Grof Andras Hungary

Middle Weight
1 Stoian Nicolae Romania
2 Tomchuk Nikita Russia
3 Petrov Stiliyan Bulgaria
3 Krzak Michał Poland
5 Kaptchyk Denis Ukraine
6 Lezkano Javier Spain
7 Barbera Danilo Italy
8 Mashkov Volodymyr Ukraine

Light Heavy Weight
1 Navarro Alejandro Spain
2 Gogonel Lucian Romania
3 Sieradzki Marcin Poland
3 Estensoro Pablo Spain
5 Vedapodagom Jean Luc France
6 Yanev Yordan Bulgaria
7 Sidoti Ivan Italy
8 Abzotov Adlan Russia

Heavy Weight
1 Habraszka Krzysztof Poland
2 Martinov Petar Bulgaria
3 Plyasonytsya Vladyslav Ukraine
3 Belkhodja Djéma France
5 Kozhokin Vladimir Russia
6 Ganev Javor Austria
7 Onopchenko Andriy Ukraine
8 Cieśluk Karol Poland

[Oscar]

Yey! Poland has done good!

[kyokushin4life]

The videos can be found here.
http://www.gimnasio-yinyang.com/C.EUROPA.htm
or
in this youtube channel
http://es.youtube.com/user/PedroKyokushin