Sensei Tom McGill
Tom has trained for over 20 years at the head dojo of the Canadian Japan Karate Federation in Ottawa with the chief instructor, Sensei Seiki. Tom currently holds the rank of Yondan (4th degree) with the Japan Karate Association. Tom has had the honour of training with distinguished leaders of the JKA including Sensei Saeki, Sensei Tanaka, Sensei Osaka, Sensei Shiina, Sensei Kobayashi, Sensei Kurihara, Sensei Kokubun and Sensei Namoto.
Sensei Daniel Nseyo
Daniel was introduced to Shotokan Karate under the instruction of Sensei Victor Bassey, and he honed his skills under Sensei Charles Mezie-Okoye, Sensei Alfred Ohimain, and Sensei Ibrahim Muse. Daniel currently holds the rank of Sandan (3rd degree).
Daniel contributed significantly to Nigerian Karate as the coach of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri where he groomed athletes for tournaments, winning medals and accolades at tournaments. Daniel has been instrumental to the development of private dojos and independent tournaments in various parts of Nigeria and continues to support young Karatekas through Ido Karate - a not for profit created by the National Association of Shotokan Karate to groom young Karatekas through formal education. Daniel has had the honor of attending global Karate courses with Sensei Frank Brennan and Sensei Andy Sherry, of the Karate Union of Great Britain.
