World Championship 2021

Spain

History of Qwan Ki Do Development in the country

The Qwan Ki Do in Spain began with the first technical director Eledino Garcia, who practiced Kyokushinkai Karate and Aikido and brought the Qwan ki Do to Spain in 1988, after his research of progress and information, some contacts with a few VietVoDao instructors (Spaniards living in France) and after a few classes with Thay. Miguel Aldrey, who was the technical director of Galicia and had more than 400 students in and around the city of A Coruña, was left in charge of technical management since 1993. Coach with extensive experience in martial arts, who came from Tae Kwon Do.
In 1996, the technical management changed and the technical director Miguel Bordera Pascual arrived. The Qwan Ki Do in Spain has a big setback, with few clubs and instructors remaining. The European Interclub Championship of Barco de Valdeoras, Galicia, was organized in 1999.
In 2000 with the arrival in Spain of the current technical director Catalin Onisie Onisie (08/2000), the interest increased, due to the knowledge, the quality of teaching and the enthusiasm that he was able to pass on from the first year, with those who remained in the national organization.
In 2002, he was appointed by Thay, Qwan Ki Do’s technical director for Spain.

Technical Director of Qwan Ki Do Spain

Tao Su Chau Can Long Catalin Onisie

Tao Su Catalin Onisie Onisie, born in Romania, started in Qwan Ki Do in 1985.
He opened his first Qwan ki do club in Suceava-Romania in 1993- HE PAI Suceava.
Coach certified by the Romanian Ministry of Youth and Sports on 29.11.1995.
He received the title of Master of Sports-Martial Arts-Style Qwan ki do, on 07.12.1995 for the results of the competitions 10 national medals at the Championships and Cups of Romania, a medal at the first World Championship of Qwan ki do (Milano , Italy 1994 and participant in the second world championship of Qwan ki do (Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire 1998).
He has also had multiple results as a coach, with medals for athletes each year in national competitions in Romania and athletes selected in the national team. 1996-2000 Secretary General Qwan of Romania
In 2001 Director of Degree Exams in Qwan ki do Espana and Club Coach.
Since 2002 and currently, Technical Director at Qwan ki do Espana and Club Coach.

Activity in the country

Number of Qwan ki do athletes before Covid-19: 110 including 18 athletes graduated from Cintruro Negro and more than CN, spread across 7 clubs.

Previous results in competitions

Spain has won several medals over the years and placed 4th or 5th in the years when we were unable to get on the podium.

Medals include:

1991: France: European Camp (EC): 3 * CN male and 1 Gold and 1 Silver in combat traditional weapons Long Gian

1994: Italy: CM: 1 Women’s Combat Grade Silver

1996: Romania EC: 1 Gold fight against traditional weapons Long Gian

2000: Italy: CE: 1 Silver in women’s rank combat

2003: Germany: World Camp: 1 Silver Women’s Grade Fighting, 1 Bronze Grade Interclubs -female wrestling

2005: France: CE: 1 Men’s Combat Grade Silver

2007: Romania: CM: 2009: Austria: CE: 4 * men’s fighting degree

2011: Morocco: CM:

2013: Switzerland: CE: 1 Silver men’s combat grade, 1 Silver fights traditional weapons, 1 Gold in Interclub Combat Black Belts – Men, 1 Bronze in the Interclubs category – men’s fight

2015: Belgium: CM: 1 Bronze fight female grade, 1 Silver combat grade- man, 1 Gold Interclub Combat Black Belts – Men, 1 Silver Women’s Combat Money in Interclubs

2018: Spain: 1 silver man-grade fight, 1 Silver combat grade -female, 1 Bronze grade combat – women’s interclub

 

 
 
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