Every young athlete dreams of becoming faster, stronger, and more confident. This October, Karate BC members have a unique opportunity to train with someone who has reached the pinnacle of sport karate.
Reisky Martial Arts & Fitness is proud to welcome Tokyo Olympics Bronze Medalist Stanislav Horuna to British Columbia for an exclusive Olympic-Level Kumite Training Seminar on October 24–25, 2026.
Please visit our website for more details.
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Attention all current CSI carded athletes:
PacificSport Fraser Valley under CSI Pacific is celebrating excellence in sport. To show their appreciation, they are inviting all CSIP carded athletes to the Vancouver FC soccer game on August 1st @ 3pm at Langley Events Centre - soccer stadium!
Karate BC carded athletes are invited to the game FOR FREE and can claim 1 COMPLIMENTARY ADMISSION TICKET. Additional tickets available at a 10% discount on the link. www.gofevo.com/event/Pacific-Sport-August1st
Congratulations to Karate BC’s Claudia Laos-Loo! As a CSI Game Plan Ambassador, Pacific Sport Fraser Valley and Vancouver FC have personally invited Claudia to be featured at the game, to highlight “Women & Girls in Sports”.
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Victory Vaults 50/50 jackpot is around the corner with less than a week to go!
Purchase your tickets by Tuesday June 23rd at 11:59pm for your chance to win the guaranteed 50/50 $10000 jackpot.
The deadline is fast approaching so secure your tickets today by clicking the link in our bio.
You’ll get a shot at winning cash, and KidSport BC athletes get the support they need. That’s the Victory Vault. WIN-WIN! @sportbc_ #kbc #victoryvault
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Best of luck to our BC athletes as they head to Montréal for the North American Cup this Saturday, June 20th, 2026 held in conjunction with the Montréal Open.
We are proud to cheer on Julia Maclean, Kiandokht Ghodsi, Claudia Laos-Loo, Fernando Aguilera, and Haruki Mori as they represent Canada on the North American stage. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment have earned them this opportunity to compete against some of the continent’s best athletes.
This competition is especially important as it serves as a key qualifier on the road to the 2027 Pan American Games, making every performance and result count toward future international opportunities. The gold medallist from each category will earn their spot in Lima, Peru in Summer 2027.
We wish all of our athletes the very best as they take on this challenge. Compete with confidence, enjoy the experience, and know that the entire BC community is behind you. Good luck, Team BC athletes!
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It is with deep sadness that Karate BC announces the passing of Paul Sexton, a long-time member of our organization and a valued member of our tournament referee community.
Paul’s dedication to karate and his generous spirit left a lasting impression on all who knew him. He gave his time and energy so freely, and his kindness, quiet strength, and commitment to our community will not be forgotten.
On behalf of Karate BC, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Paul’s family, friends, and all those who had the privilege of knowing him. He was a friend to many and will be greatly missed and fondly remembered.
Words in memory of Paul, from some of his students:
“A few strengths come to mind…Humble and patient, always taking the time to help students to learn at their own pace and what they were capable of. It didn’t matter if they were a first-time white belt or an experienced black belt. Generous. He not only taught karate but shared his vast knowledge of the history of it and the meanings behind the techniques and the katas.”
“His passion for learning and improving himself is inspiring, it makes others want to improve themselves.”
“I’m grateful that my children have known him and have such a great role model and mentor.”
“Paul is in the true sense of the word, a Sensei.”
“His self discipline and consistency is also another strength and how he conveyed that. Especially to kids that are learning a martial art like karate.”
Paul was a great inspiration to many people in life in so many ways. He was always in a good mood and just wanted to spread happiness. We did know that he was sick, but he still found the strength to come to his last seminar in Qualicum for his Yondan test and passed with flying colours. He wanted to go out his own way. Nobody can argue with that. He did it his way. You will truly be missed my friend, rest in peace.” – Holly Molgaard-Tuttle
“Giving them the confidence to walk away from situations but defend themselves as a last resort.”
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