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KAB had conducted West Bengal State Senior Karate Championship 2021
Karate Do Association of Bengal ( KAB ) had successfully conducted West Bengal State Senior Karate Championship . at Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management following all the COVID protocols ruled out by the State government on 19th September 2021 .
KAB ORGANISES FIRST AID & CPR BASIC TRAINING WORKSHOP FOR ITS COACHES
On the auspicious National Sports Day (29.08.21), Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) organised a FIRST AID AND CPR BASIC TRAINING WORKSHOP under the supervision of Dr. Amitava Bose who is a Sr. Faculty – Management & Consultant of Occupational Health Safety & First Aid all FREE OF COST.
The workshop was inaugurated by the President of KAB, Hanshi Premjit Sen. He emphasized that all coaches and officials must have a thorough knowledge of First Aid and CPR. Karate being a combat game, he urged all the participants to gather as much knowledge as possible to be confident enough to encounter any real life situation that may arise in the Tatami. He said that KAB is the only Association in India who has hosted such type of workshop for coaches. He also said that KAB is the only authentic Karate Association in West Bengal which is recognized by Bengal Olympic Association.
The General Secretary of KAB, Kyoshi Joydeb Mondal and Treasurer of KAB, Sensei Manotosh Kar were also present amongst other dignitaries.
It was a very knowledge enhancing workshop where the important aspects of First Aid and CPR was imparted to all the coaches of KAB. A dummy was also used by Dr. Bose, who demonstrated the actual ways and techniques that are to be applied when someone see a patient who needs First Aid or CPR.
First Aid, being and utmost need in today’s world, this workshop not only made the Coaches of KAB aware of its importance, it also made everyone be alert and informed about its uses. In a Kumite match, the sole responsibility of the safety of the players is totally upon the way a Referee reacts when he sees or anticipate an injury. Thus, in case of any injury, a knowledgeable Referee will definitely know the situation well, if he has any knowledge of First Aid and it will help the doctor concerned who will treat the player on the analysis of a Referee. Thus, First Aid knowledge will help in various ways, and these were the things that were discussed elaborately by Dr. Bose in the workshop.
The Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR demonstration was a very engrossing one as everyone eagerly waited for their turn to do a trial on a dummy. Dr. Amitava Bose, is a very experienced doctor, who has been in this field for over 30 years. His experience to deal with a real life scenario was wonderfully portrayed in the workshop to everyone’s amazement. The equipments shown in the workshop was very unique and new to most of the participants. And these type of things are of utmost importance when we actually need them. Dr. Bose not only displayed the way of giving CPR on an adult body (through a dummy), he also showed the way for the kids also by demonstrating on a kid’s dummy. He also displayed a portray of spine and heart and explained in details its importance through PowerPoint presentations.
This workshop was only possible due to the hard work of the Bengal Tiger and dynamic President of KAB, Hanshi Premjit Sen and General Secretary of KAB, Kyoshi Joydeb Mondal
KAB looks forward to organize more such workshops in the future for the benefit of all the players and coaches of Bengal, in order to make the coaches aware of these unforeseen situations which may arise anywhere.
At the end of the workshop, each participants were awarded with a Participation Certificate.
Hanshi Premjit Sen won Gold
#Bengal Tiger, Hanshi Premjit Sen roars at the #National#Master#E-Kata ChampionshipFor the #first#time in #India under the able supervision of Sensei Hari Prasad Patnaik, OSKA organised National Masters E – Kata Championship dedicated to celebrate the 55th Birthday of Hanshi Bharat Sharma. Amongst the 52 Male participants from all over India, the Karate Legend of Bengal, Hanshi Premjit Sen proved once again why he is called the #Bengal#Tiger of #Indian#Karate. He not only won a #Gold Medal in his category, but also won a #cash prize of Rs. 10000/-Sensei Tumpa Karmakar also won a Bronze Medal in the Female Category.The results are as follows -Male KataGold medal -10.000/-Premjit Sen -West BengalSilver Medal -6000/-Rajib Kr Singh- OdishaJoint Bronze Medal -3000/-Deepak kr Samantara -OdishaRanjit Jose -Kerela Womenβs KataGold medal -10.000/- Sarmila Garu -Maharashtra Silver Medal -6000/- Gouri Mohanty -OdishaJoint Bronze Medal -3000/- Tumpa Karmakar -West Bengal Himadri Rajbongshi -AssamBENGAL IS VERY PROUD OF YOU