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Ichiban Sypien Dojo

Ichiban Sypień Dojo

Kyokushin Karate IKO Kyokushinkaikan

Wrocław, Polen Gegründet: 2009

Ichiban Sypień Dojo is a Kyokushin Karate club in Wrocław, Poland, founded in 2009 by Shihan Agnieszka Sypień. The dojo is built around the experience of the Sypień family, combining decades of competitive Kyokushin expe...

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Agnieszka Sypień

Agnieszka Sypien

Multiple Polish champion. 7 medals (including 3 gold medals) from the World Championships and 28 medals from the European Championships (including 14 gold medals)

Trainingsbeginn: 1982

Aktueller Rang: 5th Dan

Kampfsportart: Kyokushin Karate

Verband: IKO Kyokushinkaikan

Land: Polen

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Branch Chief

Agnieszka Sypień

Agnieszka Sypien

5th Dan

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Sylwester Sypień

Sylwester Sypien

5th Dan

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Patryk Sypień

Patryk Sypien

3rd Dan

Montag

16:00 - 22:00

Dienstag

16:00 - 22:00

Mittwoch

16:00 - 22:00

Donnerstag

16:00 - 22:00

Freitag

16:00 - 22:00

Samstag

An diesem Tag finden keine Trainings statt.

Sonntag

An diesem Tag finden keine Trainings statt.

Agnieszka Sypień is one of Poland’s most accomplished Kyokushin Karate athletes, with 3 World Championship titles, 14 European Championship titles, a Pan-American Championship title and numerous Polish titles. During her competitive career, she won 7 World Championship medals and 28 European Championship medals. Today, she serves as club president and coach, working with children, teenagers, adults and competitive athletes.

Sylwester Sypień, 5th Dan and national-team coach, is a multiple-time European, Polish and Pan-American champion and World Masters champion. As a coach, he has guided athletes to team titles at the Polish Championships, Polish Cup and regional competitions. One of his major coaching achievements was leading athletes to first and second place at the 2015 European Open Championship in Sosnowiec.

The coaching team also includes Patryk Sypień, 3rd Dan, a two-time European Champion, five-time Polish Open Champion and five-time Polish weight-category champion. Alongside his own competitive career, he works with the club’s athletes and supports younger competitors at tournaments.

Training is available for preschool children, children, teenagers, adults, beginners and advanced competitors. The programme combines technical Kyokushin training, physical preparation, kumite, competition preparation and regular Kyu and Dan grading examinations. The club also organizes training camps for children, youth and competitors.

Ichiban Sypień Dojo is also active in organizing Kyokushin events. The club organizes the Ichiban IKO Polish Cup and the annual Ichiban Camp, which brings together athletes and instructors from Poland and other European countries.

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Wi-Fi

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Umkleideräume

Duschen

Trinkwasser

Klimaanlage

Heizung

Kostenlose Parkplätze

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Ichiban Sypien Dojo was founded on June 17, 2009, by Shihan Agnieszka Sypień, one of Poland’s most accomplished Kyokushin Karate athletes and a highly respected figure in the international Kyokushin community. During her competitive career, she won 7 World Championship medals and 28 European Championship medals.

The dojo has grown into an established Kyokushin Karate community in Wrocław, offering training for children, juniors, teenagers, adults, beginners, and advanced competitors. Training focuses on developing strong technique, physical fitness, discipline, fighting spirit, and competitive skills. The club also organizes regular training camps and Kyu and Dan grading examinations.

Ichiban Sypien Dojo is also known for organizing major Kyokushin events in Poland. Among them is the Ichiban IKO Polish Cup, one of the significant Kyokushin Karate tournaments in the country, bringing together competitors from different clubs and regions. The dojo also organizes Ichiban Camp, a specialized training camp with a strong emphasis on combat skills, physical conditioning, and competition preparation.

Ichiban Camp brings together experienced IKO instructors, top-level coaches, and accomplished fighters, giving participants an opportunity to train alongside leading practitioners of Kyokushin Karate. These events have become an important part of the dojo’s activities and contribute to the development of competitive Kyokushin in Poland and the wider international community.

The dojo is affiliated with IKO 1 and continues the Kyokushin tradition through regular training, competition, seminars, camps, and the development of the next generation of practitioners.