The WKB Summer Camp in Hungary was an unforgettable experience filled with hard training, knowledge, friendship, laughter and memories that will stay with us for a long time.
For several days, 150 karatekas had the opportunity to take part in three training sessions every day, working with some of the highest-level instructors in the WKB.

BLACK BELT COURSE
Our Black Belt members were privileged to have a full-time course with:
Training with instructors of this level is a truly valuable opportunity.
Their experience, knowledge and guidance will not stay only at the camp — our instructors will take this knowledge home and pass it on to the next generation of WKB karatekas.
DAN GRADING – AN INTERNATIONAL PANEL
Another very important part of the Summer Camp was the Dan Grading for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Dan, conducted in front of an outstanding international grading panel.
The panel consisted of:
A Dan grading is always a significant milestone in a karateka's journey, requiring commitment, preparation, technical ability, spirit and determination.
Congratulations to everyone who stopped forward and accepted the challenge. OSU!
The camp training was led by:
Karatekas were divided into different groups and worked hard throughout the camp on:
Kihon • Kata • Kumite
Every session brought new challenges, new learning and new motivation.
We were also very fortunate to have special martial arts sessions:
BUT WKB IS MORE THAN TRAINING
One of the most beautiful things about a camp like this is that we don't only train together — we live, laugh and create memories together.
Adults enjoyed a fantastic visit to the world-famous Tokaji wine region and a wine tasting experience.
We had fun kayaking and enjoying the beautiful surroundings.
We had a fantastic beach session.
And of course, we finished with an unforgettable Sayonara Party, filled with music, dancing, laughter and plenty of great memories! [?]
The camp brought together karatekas from:
Different countries.
Different clubs.
Different backgrounds.
This is what makes our organisation special.
The friendships created at camps like this can last a lifetime, and the knowledge gained can influence generations of karatekas to come.
A huge thank you to all the instructors, organisers, volunteers, parents and karatekas who made the WKB Summer Camp 2026 such a special event.
We trained hard.
We learned.
We challenged ourselves.
We laughed.
We made friendships.
We created memories.
And we leave the camp stronger together.
OSU!
WKB FAMILY — STRONGER TOGETHER!