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BACKGROUND Shahrokh HoghooghiFounder and official instructorHe began to explore the world of karate in 1973, during his adolescence. Two years later, he joined the Japan Karate Association (JKA), as well as the Karate Union of Great Britain (KUGB) in the United Kingdoms. In the Devonshire city of Exeter, his official instructor was Sensei David Collocot. His official examiner at the time was Andy Sherry and the regional chief instructor Sensei Keinosuke Enoeda. Under the guidance of these well known instructors, he trained and competed for several years in many regional competitions in England and the rest of Europe. In Wales, 1979, he was awarded his first-degree black belt by chief instructor Sensei Keinosuke Enoeda, eighth-dan JKA. After rigorous local competitions, he was selected for the British Southwest team later that summer. In January 1980, he moved to Montreal, Canada. He then received his second-dan from Sensei Nishiama and Sensei Sakurai at the University of Montreal, in 1981. Sensei Yasuo Sakurai had traveled to Quebec from Japan due to his dynamic karate techniques. Sensei Sakurai prepared Shahrokh for the Canadian Championships in Winnipeg in 1984. He later attained his third dan from Masataka Mori sensei, Enoeda sensei and Osaka sensei in USA, and completed his two years of the 'Instructor's course' with Sensei Masataka Mori in Boston, New Haven New York, Albany and Montreal; and eventually received his instructor, examiner and judging certifications from the Japan Karate Association (JKA) in 1995.He was later awarded his fourth-dan by senseis Sigiura, Mori sensei, Enoeda sensei and Uekei sensei in July 1995. And , in 2001, he received his fifth-dan from Mori sensei, Uekei sensei and Enoeda sensei in Connecticut, United States. Mr. Shahrokh Hoghooghi’s final qualifications and achievements: - 6th degree" black belt; in Montreal, Canada by Masataka Mori sensei. -"A-evel" instructor; in Pattaya, Thailand by Masters: Masataka Mori, Masaaki Ueki, Masahiko Tanaka, Yoshiharu Osaka.International Tournament history 1998 Entered Team Canada; third time World Shoto-cup championship, Paris, France; August 18th -21st 1998 1996 Entered Team Canada; second time World Shoto-cup championship, Osaka, Japan; July 25th -27th 1996 1994 Entered Team Canada; first time World Shoto-cup championship, Philadelphia, USA; August 4th -7th 1994National Tournament history 1983 Entered Team Quebec and competed in the Canadian championships in Winnipeg 1980 - 1997 Eastern Canada and USA United Kingdom and Europe 1975 - 1978 Provincial and regional tournaments; Devon, England 1978 - 1979 Entered The British south-west team KUGB (Karate Union of Great Britain) and competed nationally and internationally in England, Wales, Scotland, Germany, Belgium and France Provincial Judging 1995 - Present: Judged and refereed tournaments in United States and CanadaNational Judging 2002, Montreal; Judged and refereed the selection of National Team Canada for Shoto-world-cup 2006 and 2008, Toronto; Judged and refereed the selection of National Team Canada for Shoto-world-cup 2011 World Funakoshi-cup Thailand, Pattaya. In 1983 he attained A-level Provincial arbitrator for judging from Quebec Federation of Martial ArtsEDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Mechanical engineer Concordia University Montreal, Canada.Profession: Self employed, Engineering consultant; RPM-Robotic Process Manipulation

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1975-1978Participated in regional competitions in Exeter, Bristol, Tiverton, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Plymouth, Glasgow and London in the 'Crystal Palace'. 1979 Participated in the 'British Southwest' team that competed in Belgium and Germany. During that year, the Britains won. 1984 Participated in the Quebec team that competed in the Canadian Championships in Calgary. 1994 Participated in the Canadian team that competed in the World 5th Shoto-Cup Championships in Philadelphia, United States. 1996 Participated in the Canadian team that competed in the World 6th Shoto-Cup Championships in Osaka, Japan. 2001 Participated in the Canadian team that competed in the World 7th Shoto-Cup Championships in France.
5-Under sensi, hisroty: Remove the 4th paragraph (in 1983...)6-on the same page on the last paragraph;Change:He then was awarded-to-He was later awarded. on the same line separate Morisensei to Mori sensei.Under the same paragraph with space add: In 2010 he attained his 6th dan by Masataka Mori in Montreal Canada.7-Under provincial judging change 1995-2010 to 1995 to present.8-on the same page under 2006 and 2008; add: 2011 World Funakoshi-cup Thailand, Pattaya.9-on the same page just before educational background, add: In 1983 he attained A-level Provincial arbitrator for judging from Quebec Federation of Martial Arts)10-Under education: Remove; (Robotics integration and machine design-and automation)11-Under Educational background add: Profession: Self employed, Engineering consultant; RPM-Robotic Process ManipulationIndexHOME EINFODOJOKARATEGLOSSARYHOME FINFO FDOJO FSENSEI FKARATE FGLOSSARY FNINI SummerWI DDOWI PCBellMilfordNI FNI Summer FBeaconsfield FWI PC FBell FMilford FWI-DDO MAPWI PC MAPNI MAPBell MAPMilford MAPNoticeCamp Map