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Karate

Categories

Single competition

Kata and Kumite for women and men

  • Lower category (9., 8., 7. Kyu)
  • Middle category (6., 5., 4. Kyu)
  • Higher category (3., 2., 1. Kyu)
  • Dan level

For Kumite always give your weight.

Team competition

Kata for women and men

  • Lower category (up to 6. Kyu)
  • Higher category (from 5. Kyu)

Classified according to the highest category in the team.

Athletes with disabilities are welcome, but please contact us before.

Rules

The current WKF rules generally apply (English: www.wkf.net/html/rulesenglish.html; German: www.karate-dkv.de/wettkampf.pdf), however, there are some important points and variations to the official tournament rules which are explained below:

Kata

  • The tournament is open for all styles. The katas can be chosen freely. Other as stated in the official rules, there are no compulsory katas.
  • The kata may not be repeated in the directly following round.
  • Contrary to the WKF rules, kata teams do not have to show bunkai at the final.
  • Due to the limited number of competitors, mixed-gender divisions will be formed at the kata contest. Therefore kata teams can be mixed, too.

Kumite

  • For men, the following protection gear is mandatory: gum shield, groin protector and mitts in red/blue (please bring along!).
  • For women, the following protection gear is mandatory: gum shield, chest protector and mitts in red/blue (please bring along!).
  • Weight divisions can be formed only with a sufficient number of competitors. If this is not the case, kumite will take place in open category.

An elimination system with repechage gets applied at the contest, with flags scoring.

The clothing of the contestants must comply to the WKF regulations (article 2).

Additionaly to the EuroGames ID card, all contestants need a karate competitor card, which they have to pick up on the evening before or on the morning of the competition, at the times stated in the time schedule. Only active contestants in the current competition and their registered coaches get admittance to the competition areas.

Timetable

The karate tournament of the EuroGames takes place at the gymnasium of the Berufsbildungszentrum, 80337 München, Lindwurmstraße 90 (subway U3/6 Poccistraße).

Friday, 30thJuly 2004

18.00 – 19.00 h

Issue of competitor cards and last chance to change disciplines

 
Saturday, 31st July 2004

8.30 – 9.30 h

Issue of competitor cards

9.45 h

Official welcome

10.00 h

Tournaments

13.00 h

Lunch break

14.00 h

Finals and award ceremony

Subject to modifications

 

Contact

Email: karate@eurogames.info