Seibukan Karate Club

Instructors: Alan Campbell Sensei, 6th dan
	1978: Began training at Inverness Karate Club, reputedly one of the toughest in the country. 1984: Gained Shodan under the guidance of senior sensei in Scotland and regular visits by Sensei Kato. 1989: Awarded Nidan by Sensei Kato. 1990: Represented Scotland at JKA World Championships in Dubai. 1993: Represented GB and Scotland at JKA World Championships in South Africa. 1994: Awarded Sandan by Sensei Asai & Sensei Kato. 1995: Won Team Kumite at JKA European Championships. 1996: Selected for National Squad, JKA World Championships in Moscow. 1997: Left the JKA (GB) disillusioned with it's direction and formed Seibukan Shotokan Karate Association (SSKA). 1998: Awarded Yondan. 2002: Took a fully sponsored squad of his students to the Funakoshi World Championships in Las Vegas returning with 8 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze medals. 2003: SSKA joins the JKS. Sensei Alan becomes the Chairman of the JKS. 2004: Awarded Godan by Asai Sensei.

Instructors: Alan Campbell Sensei, 6th dan

1978: Began training at Inverness Karate Club, reputedly one of the toughest in the country.

1984: Gained Shodan under the guidance of senior sensei in Scotland and regular visits by Sensei Kato.

1989: Awarded Nidan by Sensei Kato.

1990: Represented Scotland at JKA World Championships in Dubai.

1993: Represented GB and Scotland at JKA World Championships in South Africa.

1994: Awarded Sandan by Sensei Asai & Sensei Kato.

1995: Won Team Kumite at JKA European Championships.

1996: Selected for National Squad, JKA World Championships in Moscow.

1997: Left the JKA (GB) disillusioned with it's direction and formed Seibukan Shotokan Karate Association (SSKA).

1998: Awarded Yondan.

2002: Took a fully sponsored squad of his students to the Funakoshi World Championships in Las Vegas returning with 8 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze medals.

2003: SSKA joins the JKS. Sensei Alan becomes the Chairman of the JKS.

2004: Awarded Godan by Asai Sensei.