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PROF. VENCISLAV NEDEV SHIHAN 8 DAN

Born on: 18 March 1949 in Veles, R. of Macedonia Stayle: Shotokan Teachers: Sensei Ilija Jorga, Sensei Taiji Kase, Sensei Vladimir Jorga Sensei Hidetaka Nishiyama, Sensei Hiroshi Shirai Rank: Shian 8 Dan Black Belt Founder of Macedonia Traditional Karate Federation General Secretary of Balkan Traditional Karate Federation Selector and Coach of the Macedonian Traditional Karate Federation Prof. Vencislav Nedev was born on 18 March 1949 in Veles, Republic of Macedonia. He began to train karate on September 1967 in Skopje; his first teachers were Prof. Atanas Kajcevski and Seido Teofilovski. In 1968 he passed the exam for his first belt, (yellow belt) in front of Dr. Ilija Jorga. He is one of the oldest and living students of Prof.Dr. Ilija Jorga the co-founder of Fudokan style. He was also a student of the following karate instructors and masters: Sensei Taiji Kase, Sensei Hidetaka Nishiyama and Sensei Hiroshi Shirai. On the same year in the 1968 he founded a first karate club in Macedonia. The name of the first Karate Club is “Rabotnicki” -Skopje, this karate club during many years was wining a lot of karate championships and tournaments all over former Yugoslavia and Europe, and brining a lot of high results and medals. In the present time this club still carries high results and medals from the Official European and World Championships. “Rabotnicki” represents the peak of results. From 1968 till 1978 he was one of the top athletes, and he wins a lot of medals on many National karate championships in Macedonia and Former Yugoslavia. In 1969 and 1971 he got two bronze medals in kumite. He was organizing many karate seminars with Sensei Taiji Kase in Skopje and Ohrid, Macedonia. He was also coach of Macedonian national team and vice-coach of Yugoslavian national team. At that time his students was the best students, and in the same time they were members of Yugoslavian National Karate Team, 60% of the members of Yugoslavian karate team was his students, These are some of the names of his students,who were very successful, in that period they were winners on the competitions. Here are the few names of his students: Mirce Opeloski, Nazim Kurtovic, Jorgo Ognenovski, Lujza Gasheva and est. In 1974 he becomes a first member of Yugoslavian karate team from Macedonia and he participates on the 2nd.EAKF European Championship in London, UK. In 1974 he passed the exam for Yugoslavian National sport coach on the University in Novi Sad and he gained with certificate and title Coach for Sports. -1974 receive Sho-Dan Rank (Sensei T.Kase, Dr.I.Jorga and V.Jorga) in Belgrade. -1975 receive Ni- Dan (Sensei T.Kase, Dr.I.Jorga, T.Tahokiza and V.Jorga) in Belgrade. -1980 receive San- Dan (Sensei T.Kase, Dr.I.Jorga and V.Jorga) in Belgrade. -1982 receive Yon- Dan (Sensei T.Kase, Dr.I.Jorga and V.Jorga) in Zagreb 1987 receive Go- Dan (Sensei T.Kase, Dr.I.Jorga and V.Jorga) in Umag -1995 receive Roku-Dan (Sensei H.Nishiyama, Sensei H.Shirai and Dr.I.Jorga). -2002 receive Shici-Dan (Sensei Hidetaka Nishiyama and Dr. Ilija Jorga) in Paris. - 2010 receive Hachi-Dan (Soke Dr. Ilija Jorga) in Vrasna, Greece. In 1979 he becomes Yugoslavian kata-team champion in Skopje, Macedonia. From 1974 till 1986 he participates on all EAKF European and IAKF World Championships like vice-coach of Yugoslavian karate team. In 1980 in Belgrade he was a co-founder of Fudokan together with Dr. ILija and Vladimir Jorga. The same 1980 year in Skopje he organizes EAKF European karate championships for juniors. In 1981 he graduates on the University in Belgrade on Faculty of Physical education in Belgrade. In 1982 he receives a certificate for international judge for class “B” in Budapest, Hungary. In 1983 he was judge on the IAKF World championship in Cairo, Egypt. In 1989 he participates on the recovery and establishment EAKF meeting in Porec, Croatia with Sensei Nishiyama, Sensei Shirai, Senseis Ilija and Vladimir Jorga and Mr. W.Kwiecinski. In 1990 he formed and founded Traditional Karate Federation of Macedonia. In 1991 in Treviso, Italy TKFM becomes a member of ETKF and in 1992 in Montreal, Canada member of ITKF. From 1992 he becomes the National coach of Macedonian Traditional Karate Team and later the Macedonian Traditional Karate Team took part on the all ETKF and ITKF and Fudokan-Shotokan events, and till this day still taking part on all official competitions, and accomplishes a lot of success. In 1993 for the first time he participates on the ITKF summer camp in San Diego, USA. In 1995 he becomes ETKF and ITKF certificate international judge in the class “A” for (kata and kumite). In 1995 and 1998 he organizes two ETKF European Traditional Karate Championships for juniors and cadets in Skopje. In 1999 he organizes Balkan Traditional Karate Championship in Skopje and also organizes a big seminar with Sensei Hidetaka Nishiyama. In 2004 he organizes ETKF European Traditional Karate Championship for Seniors, Juniors and Cadets in Skopje. He dedicates almost all his life in enlargement and developing Traditional Karate in Macedonia.