
Immerse yourself in the world of martial arts! At our Budo Summit, you'll have the opportunity to explore various disciplines such as Karate, Kung Fu, Judo, Aikido, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and Wing Chun. We focus on what connects them: Where do techniques, principles, and movement approaches intersect? How, for example, do Judo throws complement the groundwork of BJJ? Or what parallels exist between the styles of Karate and Kung Fu?
Off the mat, we strengthen community: all participants live in one place – creating a true budo community. Space for exchange, new perspectives, and mutual growth.
To conclude, we celebrate what unites us – with a party together.
One path, many styles – united in the spirit of Budo.
Ticket offers
Participation in the event requires a valid ticket.
Our experts
Train with our Budo experts. Each one is an icon in their field.

Shotokan Karate
Frank Pelny
For over 50 years, Frank Pelny has lived and taught martial arts with exceptional depth. He currently holds the 8th Dan in Karate-Dō Shôtôkan-Ryū and the 6th Dan in Ryūkyū Kobudō Tesshinkan. His focus lies in the biomechanically correct execution of techniques, the practical application of kata (bunkai), the transmission of traditional principles, and the connection between technique, tactics, and spirit. Pelny holds the DOSB Trainer A License and the Examiner A License of the German Karate Federation and is a Shihan, Renshi, and Technical Director (Shibu-Chō) of the Ryūkyū Kobudō Tesshinkan Kyō Kai. He is also the President of SaCO (Self-Defense and Close Combat Organization), thus maintaining his roots in the military close combat of the East German National People's Army (NVA). Pelny teaches worldwide and regularly trains himself on Okinawa, Japan, directly at the source.

Aikido Aikikai
Lech Misiarek
Lech M. has been training in Japanese martial arts for over 30 years. He holds the 5th Dan in Aikido and the Shidōin title from the Polish Aikido Federation. Since 1994, Aikido has been a defining aspect of his life, which he has continuously deepened under the guidance of his teacher, Paweł Zdunowski (6th Dan). He earned his Dan ranks between 2005 and 2023.
He attended numerous training courses led by internationally renowned teachers such as Katsuyuki Shimamoto, Hiroshi Isoyama, Christian Tissier, Yoji Fujimoto and other influential Aikidō masters.
In addition to Aikido, Lech (1st Dan) practices Kenjutsu under Sensei Helge Weiselowski (3rd Dan, Mokuroku Makita-ha). His teaching is characterized by clear structure, traditional principles, and the connection between technique, body mechanics, and inner attitude.

BJJ
Michael Malischewski
Michael Malischewski is an experienced BJJ black belt from Germany and a well-known figure in the martial arts scene. He began his martial arts career in 1999 with Wing Chun and trained in this discipline until 2007. Since 2002, he has dedicated himself to Muay Thai, and since 2005 he has been active in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA).
He is the head coach for Muay Thai, BJJ, MMA, and kids' training. Malischewski is a member of the Berserkers Team Magdeburg and belongs to the Berserkers Team Germany.
He has participated in prestigious international competitions, including the 2025 European Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship, where he competed against top-class opponents such as Rafael Monteiro Barbosa and Tamerlan Vagapov.

Wing Chun
Gilbert Boutoumou
Gilbert Boutoumou has been active in martial arts for over four decades. He has trained Muay Thai since 1982, Wing Tsun since 1984, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since 1992. His work combines practical fighting skills with inner training and philosophical depth.
He holds the titles Sifu of Wing Tsun (5th Instructor Level), Master of Krav Maga (5th Dan), Kru of Muay Thai, and 5th Dan American Shaolin Kempo Karate (Associate Professor). As the author of the book "The Way of the Master," he teaches martial arts as a path to mindfulness, mental strength, respect, and humility.
In his Leipzig martial arts school, the Boot Boxing Kempo Gym, he teaches people of all experience levels with great clarity, empathy and a holistic approach.

Judo
Christoph Schulze
Christoph Schulze has been active in judo since 1994 and brings over 25 years of experience both on and off the mat. After a career-related break, he returned to training in 2012 with a clear focus. Since 2014, he has been leading the technical training for children between 7 and 11 years old – aiming to combine enjoyment of movement, discipline, and sound technique. In 2018, he successfully passed his examination for 1st Dan.
Besides training, Christoph is heavily involved in club activities: he served as youth coordinator for five years and is currently vice-chairman. He stands for structured, down-to-earth training and embodies classic judo values with pedagogical sensitivity. His combination of technical depth, organizational experience, and calm presence makes him a valuable asset to any martial arts seminar.

Kung Fu
Surprise guest
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Location & Accommodation
address
State Sports School Saxony-Anhalt
Arendseer Straße 4
39606 Hanseatic City of Osterburg
Arrival
car
Easily accessible via the B189 (between Stendal and Wittenberge)
Free parking spaces directly on the premises
Train
Train station: Osterburg (Altmark)
Regular connections via Stendal or Wittenberge
From the train station it's about 2.5 km to the sports school (taxi or bus possible)
Questions about the accommodation
Kevin Bilski 0172 / 88 69 569
Maria Vatterott 0176 / 30 12 45 27
FAQ
Do I need prior experience in all martial arts to participate?
No. You should have experience in a martial art – everything else is open to discovery. The seminar encourages experimentation, not perfection. Openness and respect are more important than prior technical knowledge.
How does the accommodation work?
All participants are accommodated together – this strengthens the sense of community. Simple shared rooms with clean furnishings are available. Those needing privacy can book a single room upon request (subject to availability).
How do I register and by when?
Registration is done directly via our "Book" button. Simply fill out the form there and secure your spot. Early bird prices are valid until [insert date], the number of participants is limited.
Can I cancel my ticket and accommodation?
Free cancellation is possible until March 31, 2026.
From April 1st, 2026 onwards, free cancellations will no longer be possible.
After this point, the ticket purchase is binding and cancellation is excluded – the buyer then bears the full ticket costs.
What are the terms and conditions of participation?
Participation is only possible with a valid ticket. Please bring your booking confirmation (printed or digital) with you and show it at check-in.
If you would like to participate at short notice, you can also purchase your ticket directly on site, provided there are still places available. In that case, we kindly ask for cash payment.
Am I insured against injuries sustained during the seminar?
No. Participation is at your own risk. Please ensure you have valid private accident or health insurance. We accept no liability for injuries or damages during the seminar.
Is food available on site?
Yes, breakfast, lunch and dinner are already included when the accommodation is booked.
For everyone else, additional catering options are available for an extra charge. You can pay for this directly on site if needed.
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