U subotu 12. marta 2011. godine odrzane su u Vlaskom Dolu 4. ISA Igre, sada poznate kao ISA Festival. Ovaj turnir bio je istovremeno i klupsko prvenstvo Budo Saveta Srbije, kao i memorijalni turnir u cast preminulog Slobodana Sarica, jednog od osnivaca jujutsu sporta u Srbiji. Domacin je bio Dziu-dzicu klub Vlaski Do, zajedno sa lokalnom mesnom zajednicom i Opstinom Zabari.
Takmicenju su prisustvovale ekipe iz sledecih mesta u Srbiji: Vlaski Do, Pozarevac, Beograd, Petrovac na Mlavi, Vrsac, Sabac, Smederevo, Cajetina, Novi Sad. Pored sportista iz Srbije, ISA Festival je okupio i takmicare i majstore borilackih vestina iz Hrvatske, Bosne i Hercegovine, Italije, Ceske, Japana, Holandije, Kine i Ukrajine. Na otvaranju bilo je prisutno oko 215 sportista.
Publiku i takmicare govorom su pozdravili Dr Ivica Zdravkovic, predsednik Internacionalne Shinbudo Asocijacije i Budo Saveta Srbije, gospodja Nada Saric, majka pokojnog Slobodana Sarica, Dragisa Paunovic, predsednik Mesne zajednice Vlaski Do, Dusan Dimitrijevic, potpredsednik Sportskog Saveza Srbije, i Miodrag Filipovic, predsednik Opstine Zabari. Tokom svecane ceremonije odrzan je i minut cutanja za zrtve zemljotresa u Japanu, a gost iz Japana, majstor Tosijasu Jamada, izveo je nekoliko tradicionalnih kata sa macem.
Dodeljene su plakete "Slobodan Saric" i godisnje ISA nagrade, a medju laureatima su i Zoran Bosijokovic, Srdjan Ilic, Adrijana Barsi, Milan Vujasin, Vladan Stevic, Radisa Spasojevic, Boris Busic, Stojan Lukic, Aleksandar Bankovacki, Ismir Jusko, Hrvoje Znaor, Bojan Radovanovic, Leonardo Belini, Slobodan Drakulic, Nikolas Herbert, Takara Takanasi, Tosijasu Jamada i Dejan Kostic.
Takmicenje je proteklo u odlicnoj atmosferi, bez ozbiljnijih povreda, uz sjajno sudjenje i dobru organizaciju. Svi takmicari su dobili poklon pakete, obezbedjen je i rucak u toku pauze, a za preko 100 gostiju je uvece odrzana i svecana vecera. Sve ovo bilo je besplatno, zahvaljujuci pomoci Opstine Zabari i, delom, budzetu Dziu-Dzicu kluba Shinbukan iz Pozarevca.
Pored uobicajenih disciplina ISA i Budo saveta Srbije, a to su japansko sportsko macevanje (Sport Kenjutsu), dziu-dzicu kate (Jujutsu Kata) i dziu-dzicu borbe za mlade (Mix Kumite), odrzana su i takmicenja u klasicnom dzudou i u karate borbama sa oklopima ("Bogu Karate"). U jakoj konkurenciji u pojedinim kategorijama bilo je i po 10-18 takmicara. Medju najuspesnijim klubovima iz Srbije su domacin-klub Vlaski Do, koji je osvojio pehar za klupskog prvaka Srbije u japanskom macevanju (Kenjutsu), Petrovac na Mlavi (klupski prvak Srbije u Jujutsu katama) i Pozarevac (klupski prvak Srbije u Mix Kumite jujutsu borbama). Pored srpskih klubova, medalje u dzudou i karateu su osvojili i takmicari iz Holandije, Splita, Sarajeva, i Pelagiceva.
U nedelju 13. marta je u Hali sportova u Petrovcu na Mlavi odrzan seminar borilackih vestina, koji je okupio oko 50 ucesnika iz Petrovca, Pozarevca, Vlaskog Dola, Sapca, Vrsca, kao i iz Holandije i Japana. Prvi deo seminara vodio je majstor Nikolas Herbert iz Holandije, uz asistenciju njegovog sina Jana Kristijana, obojica nosioci evropskih i svetskih titula u brazilskom dziu-dzicu sportu. Drugi deo seminara vodio je Tosijasu Jamada, predstavnik 17. generacije majstora skole Sekiguchi Ryu Batto-Jutsu. Po zavrsetku seminara, kao rezultat ponovljenih gostovanja majstora iz Japana i prikazanih tehnika, formiran je zvanicni ogranak Sekiguchi Ryu skole u Srbiji, sa sedistem u Shinbukan klubu u Pozarevcu.
Svi ucesnici ISA Festivala pozvani su na novo druzenje vec u aprilu 2011. godine u Pragu, u Ceskoj Republici, kada ce biti odrzan i Evropski Dziu-dzicu sampionat.
On Saturday 12 March 20101. 4th ISA Games, now known as ISA Festival were held in Vlaski Do, Serbia. This tournament was also the Club championship of Serbian Budo Council, as well as a memorial tournament in honor of the late Slobodan Saric, one of the founders of jujutsu sport in Serbia. The host was Jujutsu club Vlaski Do, in association with local municipality of Zabari.
Competition was attended by teams from following Serbian towns and cities: Vlaski Do, Pozarevac, Belgrade, Petrovac na Mlavi, Vrsac, Sabac, Smederevo, Cajetina, Novi Sad. In addition, ISA event brought together competitors and martial artists from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Czech Republic, Japan, Netherlands, China and Ukraine. At the opening ceremony there were 215 athletes.
The audience and competitors were welcomed with speeches by Dr. Ivica Zdravkovic, president of International Association Shinbudo and Serbian Budo Council, Mrs. Nada Saric, mother of the late Slobodan Saric, Dragan Paunovic, president of local community council Vlaski Do, Dusan Dimitrijevic, Vice-President of Sports Federation of Serbia, and Miodrag Filipovic, President of Municipality of Zabari. During the ceremony a minute of silence was given in honor of the victims of earthquake in Japan. Guest from Japan, shihan Toshiyasu Yamada, performed several traditional sword kata.
Most distinguished guests and coaches were awarded with ISA annual awards - plaques "Slobodan Saric". Among the winners of the award are Zoran Bosijokovic, Srdjan Ilic, Adrijana Barsi, Milan Vujasin, Vladan Stevic, Radisa Spasojevic, Boris Busic, Stojan Lukic, Aleksandar Bankovacki, Ismir Jusko, Hrvoje Znaor, Bojan Radovanovic, Leonardo Bellini, Slobodan Drakulic, Nicolaas Herbert, Takara Takanashi, Toshiyasu Yamada and Dejan Kostic.
The competition went in nice atmosphere, without serious injuries, with good refereeing and general organization. All entrants were given gift packs, and lunch is provided during the break. Over 100 guests were taken to dinner after the medal ceremony. All of this was free, without participation fees, thanks to the assistance of the Municipality Zabari and, partly, the Jujutsu club and school Shinbukan from Pozarevac.
Beside usual disciplines of ISA and Serbian Budo Council, which are Japanese sport fencing (Sport Kenjutsu), Jujutsu forms of defense (Jujutsu Kata) and Jujutsu fights for youth (Mix Kumite), competitions were also held in classical judo and in karate fighting under armors ("Bogu Karate"). In strong concurrence there were 10-18 competitors in some divisions. Among the most successful clubs in Serbia are the host-club Vlaski Do, who won the trophy for the club champion of Serbia in Japanese fencing (Kenjutsu), Petrovac na Mlavi (Serbian club champion in Jujutsu kata) and Pozarevac (Serbian club champion in the Mix Kumite jujutsu fights). In addition to Serbian clubs, medals in jujutsu, judo and karate were won by the competitors from Netherlands, Split (Croatia), Sarajevo and Pelagicevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
On Sunday 13th of March, martial arts seminar was held in the Sports Hall in Petrovac na Mlavi. This seminar brought together about 50 participants from Petrovac, Pozarevac, Vlaski Do, Sabac, Vrsac. The first part of the seminar was run by master Nicholaas Herbert from the Netherlands, assisted by his son, Jan Christian, both winners of European and world titles in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Second part of the seminar was run by Toshiyasu Yamada shihan, 17th generation headmaster of Sekiguchi Ryu Batto-Jutsu. After the seminar, as a result of repeated visits of Yamada sensei to Serbia, formal branch of (Shibu) of the Sekiguchi Ryu school is established in Serbia, based in Shinbukan club in Pozarevac.
All participants of ISA Festival are invited to new gathering in April 2011. in Prague, the Czech Republic, on European Ju-Jutsu championship organized by ISA.
