日時：2026年8月8日
場所：ダッカ、WKOバングラデシュ本部道場
主催：バングラデシュ支部（アブドラ・M・ホサイン支部長）
2026年8月8日、バングラデシュ支部の本部道場であるKO Fight Studioにおいて、WKOバングラデシュ支部の昇級審査が開催されました。
審査には19名が参加し、緑帯候補者による3キロの持久走を皮切りに、体力、精神力、技術の各面が総合的に審査されました。
ホサイン支部長の監督のもと、基本、移動、型、試割り、組手など、新極真の基準に沿った厳格な審査が行われ、最後には最大8連続の組手が実施され、参加者たちは粘り強さと気迫を示し、バングラデシュにおける新極真会の発展を印象づけました。
WKO Bangladesh – Kyu Grading August 2026
Date: Saturday, August 8, 2026
Place: KO Fight Studio, WKO Bangladesh Honbu Dojo, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Organizer: WKO Bangladesh (Branch Chief Abdullah Mohammad Hossain)
The August Kyu Grading of WKO Bangladesh took place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, at KO Fight Studio, the WKO Bangladesh Honbu Dojo, in Dhaka. Organized under the leadership of Branch Chief Abdullah Mohammad Hossain, the event brought together 19 participants for a comprehensive assessment of their progress in Shinkyokushin. Proceedings began at 9:00 AM with a 3 km endurance run for Green Belt candidates, serving as an outdoor evaluation of physical stamina and mental fortitude prior to the technical examinations.
The formal evaluation commenced at 10:00 AM under the direct supervision of Shihan Abdullah Mohammad Hossain, President and Branch Chief of WKO Shinkyokushinkai Bangladesh. Over the course of the day, candidates underwent rigorous testing aligned with official Shinkyokushin standards. The assessment encompassed fundamental pillars of the discipline, evaluating technical execution across Kihon, Ido, Kata, and Tameshiwari (board breaking).
The examination concluded with full-contact Kumite, where candidates completed up to eight consecutive rounds of sparring. This final phase evaluated physical endurance, mental resilience, and adherence to the foundational principles of Shinkyokushinkai. The eight-hour event concluded at 6:00 PM following the final bouts and official review.
At the close of the proceedings, Shihan Abdullah Mohammad Hossain commended the candidates for their performance and perseverance throughout the evaluation. He highlighted the high level of spirit demonstrated during the Kumite rounds, noting that the participants’ dedication reflects the ongoing growth of Shinkyokushinkai in Bangladesh and helps uphold the technical standards of the World Karate Organization.