I, the undersigned, hereby acknowledge that I am aware of and fully appreciate the nature of the Premises, of the Battle at the Beach Open Karate Tournament, of the physical activity in which I have requested to be allowed to participate, and of the danger of death or injury by my participation therein, and I knowingly, deliberately and voluntarily choose to expose myself thereto and I assume all risks therein, and I solemnly covenant, contract, and agree that, if I am injured thereby, I have hereby released, or will without the expectation of payment of any other or further consideration whatsoever, release indemnify, save hold harmless from liabilty whatsoever, any for death or any injury to myself or my child.
Yoshukai Karate can trace its lineage back to the founding fathers of karate in Okinawa over three hundred years ago. The Japanese Grandmaster, Katsuoh Yamamoto, began his formal training in the Chit-Ryu style under Dr. Chitose. In 1959, he opened his own school in Kitakyushu, Japan. From 1960 to 1963,Yamamoto was considered the top competitor in Japan. In 1963 Dr. Chitose pronounced him the Grandmaster of the Yoshukai style of karate. Today, Yoshukai is a worldwide organization. Shihan Hiraoki Toyama and Shihan Mike Culbreth established the World Yoshukai Karate Kobudo Organization, under the authorityof Grandmaster Yamamoto. WYKKO is the only Yoshukai style in the US that is authorized and certified by Grandmaster Yamamoto.