The document outlines the rules for hosting a WKF Karate1 Youth League tournament. Key details include:
- The competition is for karate athletes aged 12-17 across 29 categories.
- Events must follow WKF rules and be held in major cities with airports and over 2 days.
- The venue must include at least 6 matted competition areas, seating for 2,000 spectators, and separate rooms for warm-up, weighing, media, medical testing, changing and VIPs.
- Host cities are selected in advance and must submit details to WKF 3 months prior to the event.
The document outlines the rules for the WKF World Ranking system. It describes the different official WKF events and the point values awarded based on placement. It also defines the age and weight categories for kata and kumite. Points decay by 50% in the second year after an event. The ranking system aims to indicate athletes' positions based on results in WKF events. Sections also cover special rules for Olympic events like the Youth Olympics and qualifications for Tokyo 2020.
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The document outlines the rules for organizing WKF Karate1 Youth League tournaments. It provides details on competition categories, registration requirements, venue specifications, accommodation, transportation, weigh-ins, the draw process, and other organizational aspects. The goals are to standardize events, ensure high quality, and develop young karate athletes through additional competition opportunities at the international level.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2015 European Games. It details the events for men and women, the athlete quotas of 72 men and 72 women, and the maximum of 1 athlete per NOC per category. Qualification places will be allocated to the top 6 athletes in each category based on the 2015 European Senior Championships. The host NOC is guaranteed 12 places and there are 12 universality places. NOCs must confirm use of quota places by April 8, 2015, and reallocation of unused places will occur on April 23, 2015.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the quota places allocated per event and gender, with a maximum of 6 athletes per NOC. Quota places will be allocated through the WKF world ranking, qualification tournaments, continental representation, and host and universality places. The timeline for qualification and confirmation of places is provided, with the qualification period running from April 2017 to July 2018.
The document provides information about the 45th EKF Junior, Cadet & 10th U21 Championships taking place from February 2-4, 2018 in Sochi, Russia. It includes greetings from the EKF and Russian Karate Federation presidents, details about Sochi as the host city, accommodation options, schedules, categories, registration procedures, and contact information for the event organizers.
This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the number and allocation of quota places between men's and women's events, with a total of 48 athletes (40 athletes through qualification and 4 through host country places). Quota places are allocated through a combination of the WKF world ranking as of June 1, 2018 and a qualification tournament in June 2018. The document also describes the process for countries to confirm used and unused quota places and the reallocation of any vacated spots.
This document outlines the qualification system for taekwondo at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the 10 events for men and women, with athletes eligible if born between 2001-2002. A total of 100 athletes will qualify, with 74 quota places and 6 host country places. Nations can enter up to 3 athletes of each gender, with 1 per weight class. Quota places are allocated to NOCs based on results at the 2018 World Qualification Tournament. Unsused quota places may be reallocated according to rankings.
The document provides the rules for Paracanoe competitions organized by the International Canoe Federation (ICF) in 2015. It outlines the categories, distances, boat construction regulations, and general guidelines for organizing international Paracanoe events. The rules govern Paracanoe racing and ensure fair and safe competition.
The document outlines the rules for the WKF World Ranking system. It describes the different official WKF events and the point values awarded based on placement. It also defines the age and weight categories for kata and kumite. Points decay by 50% in the second year after an event. The ranking system aims to indicate athletes' positions based on results in WKF events. Sections also cover special rules for Olympic events like the Youth Olympics and qualifications for Tokyo 2020.
Wkf youth league organizing rules 2018emiliomerayo
The document outlines the rules for organizing WKF Karate1 Youth League tournaments. It provides details on competition categories, registration requirements, venue specifications, accommodation, transportation, weigh-ins, the draw process, and other organizational aspects. The goals are to standardize events, ensure high quality, and develop young karate athletes through additional competition opportunities at the international level.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2015 European Games. It details the events for men and women, the athlete quotas of 72 men and 72 women, and the maximum of 1 athlete per NOC per category. Qualification places will be allocated to the top 6 athletes in each category based on the 2015 European Senior Championships. The host NOC is guaranteed 12 places and there are 12 universality places. NOCs must confirm use of quota places by April 8, 2015, and reallocation of unused places will occur on April 23, 2015.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the quota places allocated per event and gender, with a maximum of 6 athletes per NOC. Quota places will be allocated through the WKF world ranking, qualification tournaments, continental representation, and host and universality places. The timeline for qualification and confirmation of places is provided, with the qualification period running from April 2017 to July 2018.
The document provides information about the 45th EKF Junior, Cadet & 10th U21 Championships taking place from February 2-4, 2018 in Sochi, Russia. It includes greetings from the EKF and Russian Karate Federation presidents, details about Sochi as the host city, accommodation options, schedules, categories, registration procedures, and contact information for the event organizers.
This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the number and allocation of quota places between men's and women's events, with a total of 48 athletes (40 athletes through qualification and 4 through host country places). Quota places are allocated through a combination of the WKF world ranking as of June 1, 2018 and a qualification tournament in June 2018. The document also describes the process for countries to confirm used and unused quota places and the reallocation of any vacated spots.
This document outlines the qualification system for taekwondo at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. It details the 10 events for men and women, with athletes eligible if born between 2001-2002. A total of 100 athletes will qualify, with 74 quota places and 6 host country places. Nations can enter up to 3 athletes of each gender, with 1 per weight class. Quota places are allocated to NOCs based on results at the 2018 World Qualification Tournament. Unsused quota places may be reallocated according to rankings.
The document provides the rules for Paracanoe competitions organized by the International Canoe Federation (ICF) in 2015. It outlines the categories, distances, boat construction regulations, and general guidelines for organizing international Paracanoe events. The rules govern Paracanoe racing and ensure fair and safe competition.
This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2018. Athletes will qualify based on their results in the 2017 WKF Youth Cup, 2017 WKF World Championships, and the last edition of respective WKF Continental Championships between April 1, 2017 and July 31, 2018. The top two athletes per gender and weight category in the WKF World Ranking as of June 1, 2018 will qualify, respecting a maximum of two quotas per NOC. A combined ranking will determine qualification for categories that are merged for the Youth Olympics.
The document provides frequently asked questions (FAQ) about WKF regulations and Olympic events. It addresses questions about world ranking rules, Buenos Aires 2018 qualifications, and the upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualifications. Key details include: points are not transferred between age categories in world rankings; Buenos Aires 2018 registration is through NOCs; Olympic standings only include points from eligible junior events; and the Tokyo 2020 qualification system will be released once approved by the IOC.
The document provides information about offshore races in Northern California, including:
- Details on affected races run by various yacht clubs from April to October.
- Issues raised by recent incidents that precipitated safety reviews, such as education, equipment requirements, and race management procedures.
- Requirements for obtaining a Coast Guard permit for each race, including procedures for weather checks, radio operations, tracking boats, and coordinating with vessel traffic.
- Recommended pre-race procedures for race committees, including documents to prepare, setting up positions, and monitoring conditions and boats until all are accounted for after the race.
The document provides information about the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It outlines that there will be 8 events total, with 6 events in kumite (3 men's and 3 women's) and 2 events in kata (1 men's and 1 women's). It also specifies the quotas and qualification process, including 34 qualification places each for men and women to be earned between July 2018-June 2020 through the Olympic standing list, a qualification tournament, and continental representation. The host country will receive 8 guaranteed places.
The document outlines the rules for the WKF World Ranking and Olympic Standings. It describes the different WKF events and point values assigned based on placement. Points are awarded for participation, bouts won, and placement. Points decay annually. Age and weight categories are specified. Rules cover transitions between categories, nationality changes, and points included in Olympic Standings for Buenos Aires 2018 and Tokyo 2020. The Buenos Aires 2018 Standing will display the top 50 athletes by Olympic weight category based on points from specific 2017-2018 junior events.
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This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It details the number and allocation of quota places for men's and women's kumite and kata events. There will be 80 total athletes (68 men and 34 women). Quota places will be allocated through the following pathways:
1) Olympic standing as of May 2021, with the top 4 men's and women's athletes in each event qualifying.
2) A qualification tournament in June 2021, where the top 3 men's and women's athletes in each event will qualify.
3) Continental representation, with 12 total quota places allocated based on results from 2019 continental games.
The host country Japan may enter up to
Karate qs tokyo 2020 revised qs status 20200520emiliomerayo
This document outlines changes to the World Karate Federation's qualification system for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics due to the COVID-19 pandemic and postponement of the Games to 2021. Key points include: the cancellation of karate qualification events in March 2020 due to the outbreak; maintaining the original qualification system principles with inclusion of missed 2020 opportunities in 2021; and rescheduling the qualification tournament and determining a new Olympic standing deadline for 2021 in line with IOC guidelines.
This document provides guidelines for the 2011 Parapan American Games being held in Guadalajara, Mexico. It outlines the qualification criteria and quotas for each sport, including the number of medal events, athlete quotas, allocation of qualification slots, and eligibility requirements. The guidelines are standardized across sports for easy reference. Questions regarding qualifications can be directed to the international sport federation for each para sport.
The document lists the proposed members for the World Karate Federation Referee Commission. It includes the names and national federations of 11 members, along with their proposed duties. These duties include administration, tatami management, appeals, para-karate, monitoring behavior, kata judging evaluation, coordinating female referees, video review supervision, logistics coordination, uniforms, and general counseling. The Chair of the Commission is proposed to be Javier Escalante from Sweden.
The document outlines rules for ORC Championship sailing events. It discusses the authority of the Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) to administer championships. It specifies the classes that ORC oversees championships for, including IMS classes and ORC Grand Prix classes. It provides requirements for host organizing clubs, including appointing committees, using standard notices of race and sailing instructions, and obligations around measurement and inspections.
Team USA is composed of 40 riders ranging from ages 4 to 24, including 10 male and 30 female riders. The team has 4 head coaches and 1 travel coach and will use Paso Fino, Trote y Galope, and Trocha horses in competition. PFHA Youth Team USA is a collection of talented youth riders from across the country who will compete as individuals in age and gender categories at the 2014 Felix Santiago Oliver Youth Mundial to obtain placements and points for the US. In past competitions, Team USA has won several gold, silver, and bronze medals and placed highly in the overall team standings.
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The document outlines the organizing rules for the WKF Karate1 Premier League. It details requirements for competition categories and format, application and venue details, accommodation, transportation, registration and accreditation, the technical meeting, and other logistical and operational aspects of hosting a Premier League event. Key aspects include limiting categories to 64 competitors, providing accommodation and transportation for officials, conducting online registration through an approved software system, and following WKF rules and protocols.
The document provides information about the Karate1 WKF Premier League competition. It summarizes that the Premier League is the top karate competition series recognized by the World Karate Federation (WKF), bringing together the best karate competitors in the world. The competition aims to promote high quality karate events on a regular basis to increase interest from the public and media. The upcoming event will take place in Jakarta, Indonesia from June 20-21, 2014.
The document provides information about the Karate1 Premier League event to be held in Fortaleza, Brazil from September 17-18, 2016. It discusses that the event is a world-class karate competition supported by the World Karate Federation. It provides details on registration, categories, schedule, venues, hotels, and other logistical information to inform participants about the event.
The document provides information about the Karate1 - Durban, South Africa WKF Karate1 Premier League event taking place from February 20-23, 2014 in Durban, South Africa. It summarizes the event details including categories, registration process, schedule, venue information, official hotels, and transportation options. The event will feature Karate competitions in kata and kumite categories for seniors and prize money will be awarded to medalists.
The document provides information about the Karate1 - Durban, South Africa WKF Karate1 Premier League event taking place from February 20-23, 2014 in Durban, South Africa. It summarizes the event details including categories, registration process, schedule, venue information, official hotels, and transportation options. The event will feature Karate competitions in kata and kumite categories for seniors and prize money will be awarded to medal winners.
The document provides information about the Karate 1 - Premier League competition to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia from June 22-23, 2013. It discusses details such as the registration process, categories, fees, schedule, venue, and headquarters hotel. The competition is organized by the Indonesia Karate-Do Federation and aims to bring together the top karate athletes in the world.
The document provides information about the 6th IJF World Veterans Judo Championships that will take place from September 25-27, 2014 in Malaga, Spain. It outlines the organization, dates, venue, eligibility requirements, categories, rules, and other technical details for the competition. Veterans aged 30 and older will compete in individual weight categories divided into age divisions in order to determine world champion titles.
The Karate1 WKF Premier League is a series of world-class Karate competitions organized by the World Karate Federation along with the WKF Karate1 World Cup. The competitions aim to bring together the best Karate competitors from around the world. This document provides information about the Karate1 - Istanbul WKF Premier League event to be held from September 3-4, 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey. It includes details about registration, categories, schedule, venue, and other event logistics.
The Karate1 WKF Premier League is the premier league event for karate in the world. Along with the WKF Karate1 World Cup, it is a series of high-level karate competitions recognized and supported by the World Karate Federation. Its aim is to bring together the best karate competitors in the world in a series of open championships of unprecedented scale and quality. This event will be held from November 30th to December 1st, 2013 in Salzburg, Austria and will feature competitions in kata and kumite across various age groups and weight classes.
The document provides information about the Karate1 WKF Premier League event in Dubai. It is described as one of the largest karate competitions that brings together the best karate competitors from around the world. Details are given regarding the location, dates, categories, registration process, schedule, accommodation options, and activities like a desert safari gala dinner.
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The document provides information about the Karate1 Premier League event being held in Rabat, Morocco from May 20-22, 2016. It discusses that the event is being organized under the patronage of King Mohammed VI of Morocco and will feature elite karate competitions in kumite and kata categories for men and women. Details are provided regarding registration, categories, fees, schedules, accommodations, and rules for the premier international karate competition.
This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2018. Athletes will qualify based on their results in the 2017 WKF Youth Cup, 2017 WKF World Championships, and the last edition of respective WKF Continental Championships between April 1, 2017 and July 31, 2018. The top two athletes per gender and weight category in the WKF World Ranking as of June 1, 2018 will qualify, respecting a maximum of two quotas per NOC. A combined ranking will determine qualification for categories that are merged for the Youth Olympics.
The document provides frequently asked questions (FAQ) about WKF regulations and Olympic events. It addresses questions about world ranking rules, Buenos Aires 2018 qualifications, and the upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualifications. Key details include: points are not transferred between age categories in world rankings; Buenos Aires 2018 registration is through NOCs; Olympic standings only include points from eligible junior events; and the Tokyo 2020 qualification system will be released once approved by the IOC.
The document provides information about offshore races in Northern California, including:
- Details on affected races run by various yacht clubs from April to October.
- Issues raised by recent incidents that precipitated safety reviews, such as education, equipment requirements, and race management procedures.
- Requirements for obtaining a Coast Guard permit for each race, including procedures for weather checks, radio operations, tracking boats, and coordinating with vessel traffic.
- Recommended pre-race procedures for race committees, including documents to prepare, setting up positions, and monitoring conditions and boats until all are accounted for after the race.
The document provides information about the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It outlines that there will be 8 events total, with 6 events in kumite (3 men's and 3 women's) and 2 events in kata (1 men's and 1 women's). It also specifies the quotas and qualification process, including 34 qualification places each for men and women to be earned between July 2018-June 2020 through the Olympic standing list, a qualification tournament, and continental representation. The host country will receive 8 guaranteed places.
The document outlines the rules for the WKF World Ranking and Olympic Standings. It describes the different WKF events and point values assigned based on placement. Points are awarded for participation, bouts won, and placement. Points decay annually. Age and weight categories are specified. Rules cover transitions between categories, nationality changes, and points included in Olympic Standings for Buenos Aires 2018 and Tokyo 2020. The Buenos Aires 2018 Standing will display the top 50 athletes by Olympic weight category based on points from specific 2017-2018 junior events.
Final 2020-05-08 - tokyo 2020 - revised qualification system - karate - engemiliomerayo
This document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It details the number and allocation of quota places for men's and women's kumite and kata events. There will be 80 total athletes (68 men and 34 women). Quota places will be allocated through the following pathways:
1) Olympic standing as of May 2021, with the top 4 men's and women's athletes in each event qualifying.
2) A qualification tournament in June 2021, where the top 3 men's and women's athletes in each event will qualify.
3) Continental representation, with 12 total quota places allocated based on results from 2019 continental games.
The host country Japan may enter up to
Karate qs tokyo 2020 revised qs status 20200520emiliomerayo
This document outlines changes to the World Karate Federation's qualification system for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics due to the COVID-19 pandemic and postponement of the Games to 2021. Key points include: the cancellation of karate qualification events in March 2020 due to the outbreak; maintaining the original qualification system principles with inclusion of missed 2020 opportunities in 2021; and rescheduling the qualification tournament and determining a new Olympic standing deadline for 2021 in line with IOC guidelines.
This document provides guidelines for the 2011 Parapan American Games being held in Guadalajara, Mexico. It outlines the qualification criteria and quotas for each sport, including the number of medal events, athlete quotas, allocation of qualification slots, and eligibility requirements. The guidelines are standardized across sports for easy reference. Questions regarding qualifications can be directed to the international sport federation for each para sport.
The document lists the proposed members for the World Karate Federation Referee Commission. It includes the names and national federations of 11 members, along with their proposed duties. These duties include administration, tatami management, appeals, para-karate, monitoring behavior, kata judging evaluation, coordinating female referees, video review supervision, logistics coordination, uniforms, and general counseling. The Chair of the Commission is proposed to be Javier Escalante from Sweden.
The document outlines rules for ORC Championship sailing events. It discusses the authority of the Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) to administer championships. It specifies the classes that ORC oversees championships for, including IMS classes and ORC Grand Prix classes. It provides requirements for host organizing clubs, including appointing committees, using standard notices of race and sailing instructions, and obligations around measurement and inspections.
Team USA is composed of 40 riders ranging from ages 4 to 24, including 10 male and 30 female riders. The team has 4 head coaches and 1 travel coach and will use Paso Fino, Trote y Galope, and Trocha horses in competition. PFHA Youth Team USA is a collection of talented youth riders from across the country who will compete as individuals in age and gender categories at the 2014 Felix Santiago Oliver Youth Mundial to obtain placements and points for the US. In past competitions, Team USA has won several gold, silver, and bronze medals and placed highly in the overall team standings.
Wkf premier league organising rules 2018emiliomerayo
The document outlines the organizing rules for the WKF Karate1 Premier League. It details requirements for competition categories and format, application and venue details, accommodation, transportation, registration and accreditation, the technical meeting, and other logistical and operational aspects of hosting a Premier League event. Key aspects include limiting categories to 64 competitors, providing accommodation and transportation for officials, conducting online registration through an approved software system, and following WKF rules and protocols.
The document provides information about the Karate1 WKF Premier League competition. It summarizes that the Premier League is the top karate competition series recognized by the World Karate Federation (WKF), bringing together the best karate competitors in the world. The competition aims to promote high quality karate events on a regular basis to increase interest from the public and media. The upcoming event will take place in Jakarta, Indonesia from June 20-21, 2014.
The document provides information about the Karate1 Premier League event to be held in Fortaleza, Brazil from September 17-18, 2016. It discusses that the event is a world-class karate competition supported by the World Karate Federation. It provides details on registration, categories, schedule, venues, hotels, and other logistical information to inform participants about the event.
The document provides information about the Karate1 - Durban, South Africa WKF Karate1 Premier League event taking place from February 20-23, 2014 in Durban, South Africa. It summarizes the event details including categories, registration process, schedule, venue information, official hotels, and transportation options. The event will feature Karate competitions in kata and kumite categories for seniors and prize money will be awarded to medalists.
The document provides information about the Karate1 - Durban, South Africa WKF Karate1 Premier League event taking place from February 20-23, 2014 in Durban, South Africa. It summarizes the event details including categories, registration process, schedule, venue information, official hotels, and transportation options. The event will feature Karate competitions in kata and kumite categories for seniors and prize money will be awarded to medal winners.
The document provides information about the Karate 1 - Premier League competition to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia from June 22-23, 2013. It discusses details such as the registration process, categories, fees, schedule, venue, and headquarters hotel. The competition is organized by the Indonesia Karate-Do Federation and aims to bring together the top karate athletes in the world.
The document provides information about the 6th IJF World Veterans Judo Championships that will take place from September 25-27, 2014 in Malaga, Spain. It outlines the organization, dates, venue, eligibility requirements, categories, rules, and other technical details for the competition. Veterans aged 30 and older will compete in individual weight categories divided into age divisions in order to determine world champion titles.
The Karate1 WKF Premier League is a series of world-class Karate competitions organized by the World Karate Federation along with the WKF Karate1 World Cup. The competitions aim to bring together the best Karate competitors from around the world. This document provides information about the Karate1 - Istanbul WKF Premier League event to be held from September 3-4, 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey. It includes details about registration, categories, schedule, venue, and other event logistics.
The Karate1 WKF Premier League is the premier league event for karate in the world. Along with the WKF Karate1 World Cup, it is a series of high-level karate competitions recognized and supported by the World Karate Federation. Its aim is to bring together the best karate competitors in the world in a series of open championships of unprecedented scale and quality. This event will be held from November 30th to December 1st, 2013 in Salzburg, Austria and will feature competitions in kata and kumite across various age groups and weight classes.
The document provides information about the Karate1 WKF Premier League event in Dubai. It is described as one of the largest karate competitions that brings together the best karate competitors from around the world. Details are given regarding the location, dates, categories, registration process, schedule, accommodation options, and activities like a desert safari gala dinner.
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The document provides information about the Karate1 Premier League event being held in Rabat, Morocco from May 20-22, 2016. It discusses that the event is being organized under the patronage of King Mohammed VI of Morocco and will feature elite karate competitions in kumite and kata categories for men and women. Details are provided regarding registration, categories, fees, schedules, accommodations, and rules for the premier international karate competition.
The document provides information about the WKF Karate1 Premier League event taking place from 6-7 September 2014 in Istanbul, Turkey. It will include kata and kumite competitions for male and female athletes in various weight categories. The Turkish Karate Federation invites international karate practitioners to participate in the fourth installment of the Istanbul Open, a premier event in the WKF's series aimed at bringing together the world's best karate competitors. Participants will earn ranking points that influence the WKF World Ranking List.
The document provides information about Karate 1 - Dubai 2017, an international karate tournament taking place from March 31st to April 2nd in Dubai, UAE. It discusses the event's organization under the patronage of Dubai's crown prince, categories and divisions, registration process, venue details, and schedule. Key details include men's and women's kata and kumite divisions for various age groups and weight classes across the three day event.
The document outlines the rules for para-karate kata competition. It details the competition area requirements, official dress code, classification system using ICD and ICF, scoring process using a point system with extra points for level of disability, requirements for referees and performed katas, and process for accrediting athletes to compete. Medical attestation forms are included in the appendix to classify athletes by disability.
The document outlines the rules for para-karate kata competition organized by the WKF. It details requirements such as the competition area, official dress, classification system, scoring process, and kata performed. Competitors are classified based on their type of impairment (wheelchair user, blind/visually impaired, intellectually impaired) using the ICD and ICF diagnostic tools to determine eligibility. The competition consists of individual performances evaluated by referees, with the top athletes in each category advancing to the finals.
This document summarizes information about the Kervansaray Lara Resort in Antalya, Turkey, which will host the International EMF-Antalya Muaythai Open Cup from December 15-18, 2016. The 579-room resort located on a private beach is near shopping malls and parks. It has a spa, 4 restaurants, and rooms with balconies, WiFi, and satellite TV. The tournament will have divisions for various male and female age groups. Teams will stay at the all-inclusive Kervansaray Lara Resort and registration is due by November 25, 2016. The schedule includes weigh-ins, demonstrations, the opening ceremony, competitions, and
The document outlines the rules for the WKF World Ranking and Olympic Standings. It describes the different WKF events and point values assigned based on placement. Points are awarded for participation, bouts won, and placement. Points decay annually. Age and weight categories are specified. Rules cover transitions between categories, nationality changes, and points included in Olympic Standings for Buenos Aires 2018 and Tokyo 2020. The Buenos Aires 2018 Standing will display the top 50 athletes by Olympic weight category based on points from specific 2017-2018 junior events.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It details that there will be 8 events total, with 6 events in kumite (3 men's and 3 women's) and 2 events in kata (1 men's and 1 women's). Each event will have a maximum of 10 athletes. Athletes can qualify via the Olympic standing list, a world qualification tournament, or continental representation. The host country Japan receives 8 qualification spots. A total of 80 athletes (40 men and 40 women) will qualify through this process.
The document outlines the qualification system for karate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It details that there will be 8 events total, with 6 events in kumite (3 men's and 3 women's) and 2 events in kata (1 men's and 1 women's). Each event will have a maximum of 10 athletes. Athletes can qualify via the Olympic standing list, a world qualification tournament, or continental representation. The host country Japan receives 8 qualification spots. A total of 80 athletes (40 men and 40 women) will qualify through this process.
This document outlines regulations for para-cycling competitions organized by the International Cycling Union (UCI). It covers 19 chapters on topics like governance, eligibility, classification, divisions and sport class profiles, competitions, equipment, and records. The classification structure establishes sport classes for different cycling divisions based on the extent an impairment affects core cycling performance. Classification involves evaluating athletes' functional abilities to group them appropriately and determine eligibility. It aims to minimize the impact of impairments on competition outcomes.
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Este documento proporciona instrucciones para las federaciones nacionales que participarán en el Campeonato Panamericano de Karate Juvenil y Sub-21, incluyendo la fecha límite para enviar itinerarios de vuelo, hospedarse en hoteles oficiales para recibir transporte, pagar el alojamiento antes de las fechas límite, y los detalles del programa de competencia del campeonato.
All national federations participating in the XXX Pan American Karate and U21 Championship are informed that they must provide their travel itineraries, including arrival and departure times and delegation sizes, by August 12th to coordinate transportation between the airport and official hotels. The organizing committee is not responsible for transportation for delegations staying outside the official hotels. A 50% deposit for hotel accommodations must be paid by July 31st and the final balance by August 10th via credit card or bank transfer.
Este documento lista los clasificados para los Juegos Panamericanos de Lima 2019 en karate, dividiéndolos por categoría, género y etapa clasificatoria. Incluye información sobre 108 clasificados de diferentes países en kata individual masculino y femenino, kumite individual masculino y femenino en varias categorías de peso, y kata y kumite equipos masculinos y femeninos.
The document provides information about the upcoming 11th WKF Cadet, Junior & U21 Championships taking place in Santiago, Chile from October 23-27, 2019. It includes greetings from the President of the World Karate Federation and President of the Karate Federation of Chile. It then provides details about Santiago, Chile as the host city, transportation to the championships, a list of 12 accommodation options near the venue, hotel rates, the referee course schedule, event schedule, competition information, registration details, additional tourist information for visitors, and contact information for the Karate Federation of Chile.
Este boletín proporciona información sobre el Campeonato Panamericano de Karate que se celebrará en Panamá del 18 al 23 de marzo de 2019. Incluye detalles sobre hoteles sede, transporte, programa de competencia, reglas y contactos del comité organizador.
The document provides information about the Senior Panamerican Karate Championship to be held in Panama City from March 18-23, 2019. It includes the organizing committee contact details, general information about Panama, a list of recommended hotels near the competition venue with room rates, transportation details, and competition schedule. Rules and codes for the championship are provided in annexed documents.
The document outlines the official rules for karate competitions, including requirements for the competition area, official dress for referees, competitors, and coaches, as well as general rules around scoring, penalties, injuries, protests, and duties of officials. The competition area must be an 8x8 meter matted square with an additional 1 meter safety area on all sides. Referees and judges must wear official uniforms consisting of blazers, shirts, ties, and trousers. Competitors must wear approved white karategis without markings other than manufacturer's labels and country/national emblems, with red belts for AKA and blue belts for AO. Protective equipment like mitts, gum shields, and shin/foot
The document outlines rules for organizing PKF (Panamerican Karate Federation) championships. It details requirements for the location, hotels, transportation, meetings, medical support, referee course, registration process, medals ceremony, finances, coordination, and press facilities. The host country must provide various facilities, logistics, personnel, and follow PKF rules and protocols when organizing the championship.
This bulletin provides information for the Senior Panamerican Karate Championship to be held in Panama City from March 18-23, 2019. It includes details about the organizing committee, general information about Panama, a list of official and sub-headquarter hotels with rates and contact information, information about the competition venue and schedule, and annexed rules for parakarate. Transportation discounts from Copa Airlines and visa requirements for participating countries are also outlined.
This document outlines the statutes of the Panamerican Karate Federation (PKF). It establishes the PKF as the governing body for karate in the Americas, composed of national karate federations. The statutes define the PKF's objectives, organizational structure, economic resources, assets, recognition of member federations and individuals, eligibility requirements, and duties and obligations of members. It provides details on the rights and roles of member countries, individuals, the Congress, Executive Committee, commissions and processes for amendments. The statutes establish the framework for how the PKF and karate will be organized and governed across the Americas.
The document outlines the rules and procedures for PKF's Referee Commission. Some key points:
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- The Commission conducts referee courses and examinations separately for kumite and kata qualifications. It certifies officials at various levels from Judge C to Referee A.
- To become certified, candidates must pass both a theory exam and practical assessment during a referee course held prior to PKF championships. Certification is provisional until confirmed through satisfactory performance at a PKF event.
- The host country is responsible for providing facilities,
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Wkf youth league organizing rules 2018
1. WKF KARATE1 YOUTH LEAGUE
WKF KARATE1 YOUTH LEAGUE ORGANIZING RULES
2018
2. WKF YOUTH LEAGUE ORGANIZING RULES 2
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Table of contents
PREAMBLE ..................................................................................................................................4
The Karate 1 – Youth League is a newly created competition conceived to highlight the
impact of Karate in young ages. Established under the umbrella of Karate 1, and designed to
complete Karate 1-Premier League and Karate 1-Series A, the Karate 1-Youth League aims at
becoming a platform for the development of youngsters in their quest to progress in the
sport. The new competition was devised to respond to the increasing interest of young
competitors to have more options to compete at the highest level and it puts the focus on
karatekas aged 12 to 17. ............................................................................................................4
GENERAL OUTLINE .....................................................................................................................5
WKF Competitions Rules are applied;........................................................................................5
https://www.wkf.net/ksport-rules-regulations.php..................................................................5
1 COMPETITION CATEGORIES................................................................................................ 6
2 APPLICATION, SITE AND DATE ............................................................................................ 7
3 COMPETITION VENUE.........................................................................................................7
4 ACCOMMODATION.............................................................................................................8
5 TRANSPORTATION ..............................................................................................................9
6 REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION CARDS.....................................................................9
7 INVITATIONS - PROTOCOL ................................................................................................ 11
8 WEIGHTING.......................................................................................................................12
9 THE DRAW......................................................................................................................... 12
10 TECHNICAL MEETING ....................................................................................................12
11 SOFTWARE USAGE AND TRAINING ...............................................................................13
12 MEDICAL & ANTIDOPING .............................................................................................. 13
13 REFEREEING...................................................................................................................14
14 PRIZES............................................................................................................................ 14
15 FOOD REQUIREMENTS ..................................................................................................14
16 IMAGE & ADVERTISEMENT ........................................................................................... 14
17 COMMUNICATION.........................................................................................................15
18 TICKETING......................................................................................................................15
19 FINANCIAL CONDITIONS................................................................................................ 16
20 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED BY THE HOST ..............................................17
21 STAFF REQUIRED TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE HOST.......................................................... 19
4. WKF YOUTH LEAGUE ORGANIZING RULES 4
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WKF KARATE1 YOUTH LEAGUE
ORGANIZING RULES
PREAMBLE
The Karate 1 – Youth League is a newly created competition conceived to highlight the
impact of Karate in young ages. Established under the umbrella of Karate 1, and designed to
complete Karate 1-Premier League and Karate 1-Series A, the Karate 1-Youth League aims at
becoming a platform for the development of youngsters in their quest to progress in the
sport. The new competition was devised to respond to the increasing interest of young
competitors to have more options to compete at the highest level and it puts the focus on
karatekas aged 12 to 17.
The Karate 1-Youth League consists of a series of open tournaments organised in a league
format. While maintaining the individual character of each event, all WPL events have to
meet certain standards in order to achieve the above-mentioned goals. Therefore, it is
necessary to follow these organizing rules.
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GENERAL OUTLINE
The number of competitors is open. All members of WKF are admitted to participate. These
members don’t need the permission of their national federation to participate, but it must
be verified that they are members of a National Federation, which is recognized by WKF.
The WKF competition Rules in force will be applied. Any variation has to be expressly
authorized, event by event, by the WKF. In case an event organizer would like to provide
athletes with the opportunity to participate in additional categories to the before
mentioned, these categories will have to be held outside the official WKF Karate 1 Youth
League competition and on different days than this event.
Competitors of individual categories earn points in every WKF Youth League event according
to the official WKF Ranking system.
WKF Competitions Rules are applied;
https://www.wkf.net/ksport-rules-regulations.php
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1 COMPETITION CATEGORIES
Only individual male and female categories, total: 29
o Junior (16-17 years old) : 11 categories (9 Kumite + 2 Kata)
Female Kumite: -48kg, -53kg, -59kg, +59kg
Male Kumite: -55kg, -61kg, -68kg, -76kg, +76kg
Kata: Female, Male
o Cadet (14-15 years old): 10 categories (8 Kumite + 2 Kata)
Female Kumite: -47kg, -54kg, +54kg
Male Kumite: -52kg, -57kg, -63kg, -70kg, +70kg
Kata: Female, Male
o Under 14 (12-13) : 10 categories (8 Kumite + 2 Kata)
Female Kumite: -42kg, -47kg, +47kg
Male Kumite: -40kg, -45kg, -50kg, -55kg, +55kg
Kata: Female, Male
COMPETITION FORMAT
Eliminations system;
Eliminations round
Repechage
Bronze medals bouts
Finals
SPORT EQUIPMENT
Only WKF approved and homologated protective equipment can be used at the WKF Karate1
Youth League event; https://wkf.net/karateprotections/protections-main
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2 APPLICATION, SITE AND DATE
Applications for hosting a WKF Karate1 Youth League event must be addressed to the WKF
HQ via the relevant national federation before the end of October of the year preceding the
WKF Karate1 Youth League season. The WKF will make a decision concerning the application
and inform the applicant of its decision by the end of November of the year preceding the
WKF Karate1 Youth League season, at the latest.
Based on the decisions of the Executive Committee (EC), the WKF HQ will issue a final WKF
Karate1 Youth League calendar by December 15th of the year preceding the Youth League
season. However, a preliminary Youth League calendar shall be issued as soon as decisions
about hosts of Youth League events have been made.
The host cities of the events should be major cities within their country, preferably being its
capital city or among the first three cities, with an international airport and direct
connections with airports of other countries.
The Karate1 Youth League season is one calendar year.
A WKF Karate1 Youth League tournament should have in principle a duration of two days,
which will be Saturday and Sunday. In the event that the number of registrations required it,
the competition could start the previous day (Friday).
No later than three months before the date of the scheduled event the host must send a
bulletin draft (following the template provided by the WKF) with all relevant information of
the event to the WKF headquarters. After the approval of the same, the WKF will circulate
the final version to all the WKF members.
3 COMPETITION VENUE
3.1 Arena Dimensions
The competition area must be large enough to accommodate at least six (6) matted. The
maximum number of matted areas / tatamis that should be used during a WKF Karate 1
Youth League event is six (6). The bouts of medals will be just celebrated in one tatami.
Each competition area measures 8 x 8 meters, and is surrounded by a further 2 meters wide
safety area. Therefore, it is necessary to allow 12 x 12 meters per area.
The mats must be of WKF Approved; https://www.wkf.net/karateprotections/tatami.php
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3.2 Spectator Seating
The spectator seating capacity must be in line with the number of assistants of the host
National Federation (NF). There should be seating for at least 2,000 spectators. Seating must
be reserved for VIPs, referees, coaches and competitors.
3.3 Stadium Rooms
There must be adequately spaced, separate rooms for the following:
WARM-UP PRACTICE (KUMITE & KATA)
WEIGHING (MALE & FEMALE)
PRESS & MEDIA
MEDICAL & DOPING TESTING
CHANGING ROOMS
V.I.P. LOUNGE
3.4 Podium
A winner's podium must be provided. The host must make proper arrangements for the
presentation of prizes. No national anthems are to be played and no raising of national flags
shall happen. During the presentation of prizes the anthem of WKF shall be played only.
3.5 Lighting conditions
The competition venue must provide appropriate lighting conditions to live broadcast TV
4 ACCOMMODATION
The host must provide a list of official hotels with a sufficient number of rooms and declare
one hotel as the headquarters hotel where the Organizing Committee can be reached before
the start of the tournament and in the sports venue during the tournament days to deal with
issues participating delegations might have. This must be a non-stop operation from 8.00
a.m. until 10.00 p.m.
The headquarters hotel shall be of a good standard and priced in realistic context with
national rates. The hotel chosen as headquarters should have available a minimum of one
hundred (100) rooms for the duration of the Championships.
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The headquarters hotel shall have as a priority the accommodation of the following:
• WKF-SUPERVISOR
• WKF CHIEF REFEREE
• WKF Approved Software Provider
• REFEREES
It may also be used for delegation members, provided that all officials mentioned above
have been given priority bookings.
In order to support the organization of the tournament the host may impose a surcharge of
up to 100 % of the entry fee for participants who do not book their accommodation in one of
the official hotels.
5 TRANSPORTATION
The host is not responsible for any transportation of athletes, referees or delegations
(neither airport nor competition venue shuttles).
Local transportation must be provided for the WKF-Supervisor, the WKF appointed Chief
Referee and the official WKF software support officers, as well as for the referees from HQ
hotel.
6 REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION CARDS
All competitors, referees, coaches and media representatives must register online using the
online system provided by the approved software partner of WKF during the online
registration period. In order to avoid any possible mismatches between registration and final
participation, registration will only be accepted online and through the corresponding
delegate of the National Federation or Club (since all competitors are under 18 years old)
and it will be complete after payment through the online payment platform of the
participation fees is confirmed over the online registration platform. No onsite registrations
and payments will be accepted.
The online registration period starts two (2) months prior to the event and closes fifteen (15)
days before the event.
Therefore, each participating authorized Club or National Federation has to create a user
account. This user account and all entered data can be reused for all other Youth League
events.
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The host may request and obtain an event manager account for its online events. With this
account it can access all online data and provide information to or easily contact
participants. In case of problems or questions, users can directly contact the software
provider.
The online registration of athletes will be openly disclosed for everyone from the beginning,
allowing consultation by WKF NFs of the competitors registered in real time. Any comment
regarding the online registration should be addressed as soon as possible to the software
provider, copied to the WKF, in order to allow taking them in consideration without altering
the smooth running of the process. 15 days before the start of the event the online
registration will close. Any comments will then have to be notified to the software provider
and to the WKF latest five days before the first day of competition.
The URL for the online registration must be included prominently in all bulletins.
The provided software requires that all necessary registration data for competitors, coaches
and referees must be entered during online registration.
This includes the following data:
Individual categories
Name and surname of the competitor.
Club and National Federation
Date of birth
Gender (Female/ Male)
Photograph (size according to software specification)
Team
Name and Surname of the team components
Name of the team
National Federation of the team
Date of birth of the team components
Gender (Female/ Male)
One photograph (size according to software specification) per team component
Users are responsible for the quality of the entered registration data. Changes of online
registration data by users are possible until the end of the online registration period. The
online registration automatically closes at the end of the online registration period. If
changes are required during the official registration session because of incorrect or missing
registration data, a fee of € 20,- is charged for each change.
All participants must show their official passport for validation at the registration session.
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The official registration session will take place the day preceding the first day of the event
from 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.
At registration, accreditation cards will be issued bearing the holder’s main data, a
photograph and information about registered categories. The accreditation card must be
carried at all times during the event.
The registration documents and all paperwork connected with the event must be written at
least in English.
The host must provide a sufficient number of persons to ensure a smooth operation of the
registration session. These persons must be able to communicate in the English language
and read English documents.
ACCREDITATION CARDS
Generation of accreditation cards for competitors, coaches, referees, officials (including VIP)
and media representatives is done by the software, including an official layout template for
accreditation cards. This layout must be used for all WKF Karate1 Youth League events.
Accreditation cards shall be printed and handed out at registration.
Accreditation cards must be worn at all times during the event. Only competitors and
coaches with accreditation cards are allowed to enter the competition area.
Only competitors authenticated by accreditation cards are allowed to participate. According
to the current Coach License Manual in place, the minimum level required to take part in the
Karate 1 events is the “Accredited Coach” level.
To obtain such certification, coaches must attend a compulsory Accredited Coach Briefing at
one of the Coach Program events which are held in official WKF events throughout the year.
7 INVITATIONS - PROTOCOL
In WKF Karate 1 events the protocol will be as indicated in the valid WKF Protocol Rules.
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8 WEIGHTING
The weighing will take place in the first day of competition in the Venue, according to
the WKF system.
9 THE DRAW
The draw will be conducted directly after the official registration via the software by the
local software officer in the presence of the WKF-Supervisor or a person expressly appointed
by the WKF Supervisor. Each completed master sheet must be signed by the WKF Supervisor
or the appointed person.
The draw must use the random process provided by the software. This process is WKF
approved and guarantees random placement of all participant, without separation of
competitors from the same countries or teams. This is to express the character of Karate1,
which is a tournament series for individual members of WKF and not of National
Federations, clubs or teams, and to give all competitors equal chances.
Entries for the draw will be those taken from the online registration database.
After the draw is finished and signed by the WKF Supervisor, it will be made available on line
to make it accessible to the general public
10 TECHNICAL MEETING
The organizing director of the event must stage a technical meeting with the WKF-Supervisor
the day preceding the first day of the tournament. In this meeting the organizing director
shall present a detailed plan of the upcoming event, including a specific timetable and
precise information on every single topic of this Youth League manual.
The host must provide at least two (2) interpreters in English for the tournament.
Throughout the tournament, the host must provide a service and information desk (in the
headquarters hotel before the start of the tournament and in the sports venue during the
tournament days) to deal with issues participating delegations might have. This must be a
non-stop operation from 8.00 a.m. until 10.00 p.m.
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11 SOFTWARE USAGE AND TRAINING
To ensure a high quality level of all WKF Karate1 Youth League events, the approved
software must be used for all processes of event management, including online registration,
accreditation and during event execution. Therefore all competition areas must use the
software and be connected with one central database (the installation of hardware and
software is done by the software provider). This allows the keeping of precise records of
winners, points, Kata and results electronically and the computing of repechage and pool
winner lists automatically.
Moreover, the software provides public views / screens for referees, coaches and visitors to
easily monitor all activities.
Additionally, all activities during the event will be live on the Internet to allow online users to
follow the event. Therefore a dedicated high-speed Internet connection must be available to
upload event information to the Internet during the event. For technical requirements of
software usage on the competition area, see Appendix 4.
The host must provide at least two (2) software operators for each competition area. These
operators must be able to communicate in the English language and read English
documents, and should also be aware of the WKF competition rules.
The software provider also provides training for operators. This training session must be held
no later than the day before start of the event. The duration of this session will be
approximately 1 – 2 hours. An adequate room must be provided by the host for this training
session. For technical requirements of software training, see Appendix 3
12 MEDICAL & ANTIDOPING
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE HOST COUNTRY DOCTORS
A minimum of one doctor per competition area is required for the duration of the Kumite
events, plus adequately qualified first aid staff.
A standby ambulance for emergencies must be supplied and be available throughout the
duration of the competition.
All the local doctors must be competent in at least one WKF official language (English or
French).
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ANTIDOPING
If WKF decided to conduct AD tests in the event, a room with an adjoining toilet and
communicating door shall be provided for Anti-doping testing. The host must arrange for the
carrying out of doping controls in accordance with the WKF Anti-Doping Rules. The expenses
for these controls are to be met by the event host.
13 REFEREEING
A minimum of 60 % of the referees on each Tatami must possess a WKF or a Continental
federation license. The minimum number of referees per tatami is 12. Should a host
anticipate being unable to meet this requirement, this problem must be addressed in the
original application documents or when known. The EC will evaluate the situation and may
come to a decision based on a special regulation.
14 PRIZES
The event prizes (medals and trophies) are to be provided by the host.
In each individual category the first prize will be a gold medal. The second prize will be a
silver medal. The third prizes will be bronze medals.
Consistent with the Olympic ideal, the host will only provide high quality gold, silver and
bronze medals and trophies. The medals and trophies will be inscribed with the WKF-Youth
League - emblem.
15 FOOD REQUIREMENTS
The host is not obliged to provide food for athletes. Any assistance provided in this respect is
a courtesy.
The host is required to provide the working referees, the doctors and the WKF-Supervisor
with a free meal every four (4) working hours and a continuous supply of free hot and cold
drinks during the competition.
16 IMAGE & ADVERTISEMENT
All the TV, video, web casting, photography, Internet, etc. rights are the exclusive property
of WKF.
Advertisement space and banners will be performed in base on the number of tatamis and in
order to the agreement signed between WKF and host.
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17 COMMUNICATION
Effective, well managed communications are essential to the continued success
of the Karate 1-Youth League. The WKF’s objective is to engage with all target
audiences on a local, national and international level in order to establish its
properties more solidly and promote Karate globally
The host will guarantee that adequate Media facilities are available for
journalists covering the event on site. These Media facilities will be formed by at
least:
- HOST OC MEDIA MANAGER
The host OC must commit to designate an experienced Host Media
Manager for the event, who will work in close cooperation with WKF
Media Manager in the promotion of the event.
18 TICKETING
Ticketing may be exclusively provided by a dedicated online ticketing system. The cost for
the ticket system is 7.5 % (without credit card expenses) of the ticket price. The distribution
of the net revenues of the ticket sales will be for the organizer
The costs for the ticket system include the following services:
• A fully functional online ticket shop
• English language support
• Credit card payment functionality
• Print @ Home functionality
• Support of different price categories and prices
• Integration of online ticketing shop into online registration system
To meet individual needs, the ticketing system provides additional services such as:
• Customizing of online ticket shop layout
• Integration of individual venue seat plans for direct booking by seat numbers
• Usage of ticket system on-site (booking and printing)
• On-site training by a qualified ticketing-officer
• Access control solutions
Additional services must be directly arranged between the host and ticketing system
provider and are not included in system costs.
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19 FINANCIAL CONDITIONS
Any host which has been successful in bidding and having been awarded the right to host a
WKF Karate1 Youth League event must pay a flat fee of € 16.000 - per hosted event. This fee
may be revised from time to time by the WKF.
After the adjudication of the event the above-mentioned fixed fee must be paid in advance
by December 15th of the preceding year to the WKF Treasury Office, strictly net without
deduction of any expenses or transfer fees.
In the case of nonpayment, WKF will be free to withdraw the rights of the event in question
and award them to another host. The failing host will in any case remain liable to WKF for
the payment of the whole fee. In the case where WKF withdraws the rights or when a host
relinquishes its rights to host an event, the WKF Executive Committee, taking into account all
of the relevant circumstances, will decide on the period of ineligibility for hosting a WKF
Karate1 Youth League as well as its responsibility regarding any appropriate mitigation
measures.
The cost for the WKF Supervisor, one WKF Chief Referee and one software-supervisor,
including transportation from the origin to the destination and accommodation, meals and
local transport during the events shall be paid by the host. Additionally to this, the WKF
Supervisor shall be paid a flat fee of € 140,-- per day including travel days by the host. The
WKF Chief Referee shall be paid a flat fee of € 90,-- per day, including travel days. Also, for 1
person that may be designated by the WKF accommodation and meals will be provided.
The entry fees for WKF Karate1 Youth League events are € 40 per individual category entry.
The WKF may change this fee from year to year. The entry fees belong to the organizers.
No other costs may be levied by the host on delegations, which shall be provided with free
admission to the events. WKF is exclusively permitted to choose Karate1 Youth League
sponsors and to conclude specific contracts with them. This includes the general
sponsorship for the whole tournament series. In this context all tournament organizers
must respect any contractual obligations that may be imposed on WKF (e.g., size and
layout of logo-placements, trademarks, merchandising partners etc.).
The hosts are permitted to choose local event sponsors including the right to place
additional advertisement in and around the competition venue as long as they are not in
conflict with Youth League sponsorship contracts. A written copy of every sponsorship
contract concluded by tournament organizers must be forwarded to WKF.
The money earned by WKF through Youth League sponsorship contracts shall be
divided as follows: 70 % will remain with WKF, 30 % will be paid to the community of
the tournament organizers, equally divided amongst them.
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The money earned by tournament organizers through event sponsorship contracts shall be
divided as follows: 70 % will remain with the specific tournament organizer, 30 % will be paid
to WKF.
20 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED BY THE HOST
Equipment for registration and accreditation
The host should provide the following materials and equipment for registration:
One (1) A4 Photocopy machine (fast, professional type).
One (1) A4 Color Laser Printer equipped with a USB interface, Network interface and
the appropriate installation software. The printing speed must be at least 10 pages
per minute.
One (1) additional laser printer equipped with the appropriate installation disk and
cables
Spare (extra) toners & drums for the above laser printer.
One (1) 3 Meter USB printer cable.
One (1) 5 Meter CAT 5 network cable
An adequate number of A4 size paper 80 gr.
Two (2) heavy duty staple guns with adequate staples.
Two (2) pairs of large sharp scissors.
Two (2) perforators
A selection of pens, pencils, permanent markers, correction fluid, paper clips and
glue sticks.
One (1) high speed / broadband Internet access with username and password
An adequate number of cords for the accreditation cards
An adequate number of cases for the accreditation cards
An adequate number of A4 size paper 160 gr. (at least 500 pages) or A6 size paper
160 gr. (at least 2.000)
All this equipment will have to be in the competition area (in the O.C. table) during
the tournament
Equipment for the competition area
Each match area must have the following minimum equipment:
Two (2) large tables and 8 chairs
Adequate writing material
1 small table, 1 chair, 1 buzzer, and 1 red flag or indicator, for use by the Arbitrator
5 blue and 5 red flags for judges
At least one spare pair of red and blue flags.
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Power supply, for at least six (6) electronic devices
Two (2) power extension cables, each 20 meters long
A dedicated network cable (CAT 5) from the Tatami table to the O.C. central table
1 modern Laptop (i3 or better) with Windows 7 or higher, min. 4 GB Ram, Wireless
and Network Cable plug
At least one (1), modern TFT, LCD or Plasma Screen / Monitor with power supply
and the following requirements (see picture):
- At least 40 ‘’ diagonal measure
- PC video input (D-Sub Jack / 15 pin -> VGA or HDMI)
- 20 meter VGA PC or HDMI video cable
- Suitable stands to allow best view
- If VGA cables are used and the monitors have now embedded speakers:
Adequate loud speakers with able to connect to a notebook head phone
jack
The O. C. central table should have the following minimum equipment:
One 8-port Gigabit Network Switch
The equipment from registration session (see section “Equipment for registration”)
Power supply, for at least five (20) electronic devices
Two (2) 20’’ Monitors (or bigger) with VGA or HDMI PC video cable
One (1) high speed / broadband Internet access with username and password
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Optional Equipment for the competition area
Optionally this equipment can be used for the competition area to raise the attractiveness
for spectators and quality of event:
An additional second modern TFT, LCD or Plasma Screen / Monitor with power
supply for each match area
Extra monitors / video wall or projector to show overview of live activities on match
areas and/or live timetable for spectators (see pictures)
Laptop and printer for usage of an Information Terminal
21 STAFF REQUIRED TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE HOST
In agreeing to host a WKF Karate1 Youth League event, the host also guarantees to supply
the following:
Sufficient registration staff (at least eight (8) persons) to help managing the
registration session
Software operators (two (2) per competition area, instructed as explained in
Chapter 7)
Sufficient trained timekeepers / scorekeepers to manage all areas for the entire
event.
Sufficient liaison officers to convey match results promptly to the controllers.
Sufficient experienced controllers to provide for the full charting of the match in the
English language.
Sufficient stewards and security personnel to prevent the entry of unauthorized
persons and to provide an uncluttered arena.
Sufficient secretarial staff and clerical officers to administer the registration and
accreditation.
Sufficient changing rooms and secure locker facilities for a minimum of 300 athletes,
divided in female and male.
Warm-up facilities for competing athletes.
Waiting and relaxation room for off-duty Referees.
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22 LIAISON
The operation of the Championships is the sole responsibility of the local host under the
supervision of and direct subordination to the WKF Supervisor.
Four (4) months before the event the local host shall report to the WKF Supervisor. This
report will at a minimum address of all those points, Article by Article, included in these rules
and affecting the requirements of the event.
23 INSURANCE
The host is responsible at its own cost for effective and appropriate insurance for the event
according to local law. In this context WKF must be discharged from any form of liability for
damages or harm resulting from the event. The host therefore must indemnify and hold
WKF harmless for any and all claims, and this indemnification must be confirmed, whether
by the host’s National Federation, by a law office or by a licensed insurance agency in
written form.
23.1 Liability insurance coverage
The host shall secure a general liability insurance policy for any claims arising out of the
host’s activities in its capacity as organizer of the event, towards participants in the
championship and members of the public.
If, according to local law, WKF may be liable for any damages or harm resulting from the
event, appropriate liability insurance coverage also for WKF is compulsory. In this case, the
insurance must cover bodily injury, property damage and consequential loss, up to a
minimum sum insured of € 500.000,-- (or equivalent in local currency). In addition, the host
must provide the WKF Supervisor, one month prior to the start of the event, with proof that
the above-mentioned liability insurance policy is in effect for the respective event. Where
such policies are not available, the host shall inform the WKF Supervisor who will then, if
necessary, arrange for such coverage and invoice the host.
If, according to local law, WKF may be under no circumstances liable for any damages or
harm resulting from the event, the host must provide the WKF Supervisor, one month prior
to the start of the event, with an appropriate written confirmation of this legal status by the
host’s National Federation, a licensed insurance agency, or a law office.
23.2 Cancellation insurance coverage
The host should take into consideration possible losses in connection with its cost, expenses,
guarantees and other irrecoverable monetary commitments, resulting from cancellation,
abandonment, or postponement of the event.
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It is therefore the host takes out adequate cancellation insurance coverage. The above-
mentioned indemnification clause and compulsory insurance clause also applies to the
cancellation insurance.
23.3 Insurance of participants
The host shall inform all participants in the event (via the bulletins) that they require proper
liability, personal accidents and repatriation insurance coverage for all participants in the
event.