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JAPAN SHOTOKAN KARATE ASSOCIATION (Great Britain)

is honored to present, the:

4th JSKA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

and Master’s course

FOR JUNIORS, SENIORS and VETERANS

-Open to all traditional Shotokan karate-ka-

22nd – 24th August 2008 Velodrome, MANCHESTER, England

www.jskajp.org [email protected] www.jskagb.org

The legacy continues

Germany

Great Britain

Great Britain

Portugal

Switzerland

Dieter Flindt JSKA European

Technical Director

Charles Gidley JSKA-Great Britain Technical Director

George Carruthers JSKA-Great Britain

Chairman

Vilaca Pinto JSKA-Portugal

Technical Director

Hans Mueller JSKA European Director of

Administration

European Members JSKA Shihankai

Nagaki

Abe

Nakayama

Funakoshi

Naito

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Japan Shotokan Karate Association (Great Britain)

The Japan Shotokan Karate Association was founded in Japan on

the 10th February 1999 by former JKA senior instructor Abe Keigo

8th Dan. It is one of the fastest growing Shotokan associations in the

world. Abe Sensei was born on October 28th 1938 in the town of

Iyoshi in Ehime prefecture on the island of Shikoken. When he was

18 years old he was accepted into the famous engineering program

at Nihon University in Tokyo. He moved from his small town to the

big city and began his college education. He began training at the

JKA Honbu Dojo with a young and very powerful sensei named

Nakayama Masatoshi who was to become his teacher and

grandmaster. During this time, Abe Sensei was informed by master

Nakayama that he was personally taught, not only by Funakoshi

Gichin shihan, but also by Funakoshi Yoshitaka, his son. This is

further reflected in the teachings of Abe Keigo sensei and the JSKA.

Where many famous, senior

JKA instructors spent only 5 or 6

years fulltime training at the

honbu dojo, before being sent

out to teach as shotokan pioneers

and ‘missionaries’ to other

countries, Abe sensei taught and

trained there, almost every day of

the year for around 35 years. JKA Honbu Dojo Instructors Keigo Abe 3rd row, far right.

KEIGO ABE

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. Abe Sensei became an instructor at the

JKA in 1965 progressing to become an

important member of the honbu teaching

staff of the JKA instructor’s programme

and in 1985; he became JKA Director of

Qualifications and from 1990, Technical

Director of the JKA (Matsuno section), a position he held until retiring from the JKA on 31st

January 1999 before, and only at the behest of his students worldwide, forming the JSKA.

As one of the most senior JKA instructors of the time and through his unique position as a

confidante and senior student of Nakayama Masatoshi shihan, he was an integral part of the

evolution of Shotokan as we have come to know it. Abe sensei is also recognised and has

been credited as having taught and influenced

many of the senior Japanese instructors in the

world today, some heading their own

international groups, while in Japan his

reputation and standing is such that in the past

he has headed well over 50 international

delegations and visitations for both the JKA and the Japanese government. He is one of only

10 karateka ever to have refereed/judged in front of the current Emperor of Japan and the

only Shotokan stylist ever to have performed kata in front of him. This is such an honour

in Japan and only those who are greatly respected

ever attain this level of recognition. He is also an

official instructor with the Japanese Ministry of

Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology,

a national instructor and referee for the Japan Karate

Federation (JKF), a WKF/WUKO International

referee and when approached by Hollywood, he was chosen by Nakayama sensei personally

to choreograph the fight scenes in the James Bond film, You Only Live Twice.

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Abe Sensei is also accomplished in the

tournament arena. He took 3rd place in the

first JKA National Championships, was

the captain of the Japanese team at the

second World Championships in Paris,

France, won 1st place at the 1973 JKA

International Friendship Tournament , and

took 1st place in both second and third JKF National Championships, as a representative of

Tokyo. A highly rated and dangerously competent JKA fighter in his younger days, he was

also responsible for devising the original rules for Ippon Shobu

competition in a manner which preserved Budo through the

concept ‘killing with one perfect, decisive blow’. Although not

well known, he is the fighter that kept the ‘Shotokan Tiger’ at

bay. He fought Enoeda sensei, who was already well renowned

for his skills, ferocity and strength, in a major Japanese

tournament. The fight went to 6 enchosen (extensions) with the

bout being won finally by Enoeda sensei, but only on hantei

(decision) which reflects Abe sensei’s skill, technical abilities,

spirit and tenacity in the dojo and his humility outside.

Abe Sensei has a great understanding of karate, from its

philosophical and historical past, through the formation and

development of Shotokan, into what he perceives the future to

offer and is quoted as saying ;“I feel that today’s Karate is

centred only on winning competitions and everyone trains

towards this end. This is far from the truth. I believe that the true purpose of Karate lies in

daily training with a goal to develop a strong mind and body and furthermore to contribute

to society in general”.

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He came to establish the JSKA to realise what he

himself sees as the true Karate purpose. The JSKA

philosophy is: 1) Learn self-defence as a martial art

(budo); 2) Improve technique as an exercise; 3) Through

karate training, develop a healthy body and mind.

To summarise, in an interview published in a UK karate

magazine, a member of his Shihankai is quoted as saying

about Abe sensei ’ The man is a living legend and a part

of history, when he teaches, what you are getting is Shotokan with a capital ‘S’, it is

delivered as it was always taught at the JKA honbu. He teaches as Nakayama shihan taught

him and teaches as he himself taught in the JKA instructor’s programme, a programme that

produced many great Japanese instructors. He is one of a small handful of very senior

Shotokan karate-ka alive today who can deliver this level of

instruction and claim this pedigree. He epitomises the ‘do’

in both karate-do and bu-do, a great man and a great

teacher and the Shotokan legacy, through him, definitely

continues’.

‘There are of course many good karate instructors and

many good associations, but there is simply only one Keigo

Abe and only one Japan Shotokan Karate Association’

‘‘‘‘The Legacy CoThe Legacy CoThe Legacy CoThe Legacy Continuesntinuesntinuesntinues’

Train with Master Abe at the

4th JSKA World Championships 2008

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Japan Shotokan Karate Association (Great Britain)

To all member federations and friends of the Japan Shotokan Karate Association

JSKA (Great Britain) has pleasure in inviting you on behalf of Keigo Abe sensei and the JSKA

Shihankai, to the JSKA World Open Championship 2008, to be held at the famous Manchester

Velodrome, Manchester, England.

• Manchester is located at the

virtual heart of the British Isles

and is easily accessed via

motorways from all English

Channel ports and all major

airports, of which Manchester

has one of the largest

international airports in the UK.

• Manchester is one of Britain's largest metropolitan conurbations, set in the old county

of Lancashire, on the west side of the Pennine Hills, which form the backbone of the

country. It was here that the modern world was born through the enterprise, industry

and early development of its merchant skills, the coincidental admixture of climate,

suitable natural resources and geography, the inventiveness of its people, the early

building of transport infrastructures, and a powerful industrial entrepreneurial spirit

which has long typified the region. The

county still produces more than half of

Britain's manufactured goods and

consumables.

• Manchester has been inhabited for more

than 2000 years, since Roman General

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Julius Agricola built a fort just north of the site of present day Manchester, though it

was not until the 18th century that this hitherto remote and inconspicuous little town

sprang into the forefront of world attention

by being the birthplace of the Industrial

Revolution. The city and innumerable small

towns and villages surrounding it saw the

rapid growth of factories manufacturing

merchandise for the textile industry, and

became the prime region for this industry

until its decline in the 1950s, when cheaper

foreign imports sounded the death knell for

the region's pre-eminence.

• Manchester is a big place. While 2.6 million

people live within its actual boundaries, over

7 million others live in the wider region,

making it second only to London in Great Britain. For 11 million people living within

50 miles of the City, it is the place where they come to work, or to shop or to visit the

many attractions and entertainments which only a large city such as this could hope to

offer.

• Manchester is an international centre. "The Times" newspaper places 80 of its top 100

companies in the city and over 60 Foreign and International Banks operate from here.

Some 46,000 students currently study for Higher Education at its colleges and

universities. More than 90 world airlines fly into Manchester Airport from 165

destinations world wide. In 1993 over 13 million

people passed through the airport terminal, and that

figure is soon expected to surpass 22 million.

• The Metropolitan County of Greater Manchester

has the most extensive motorway network in the

United Kingdom. It is accessible by road, rail and

air. Manchester is 2½ hours from London by

Intercity trains, of which there are on average 17

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departures every day. The city has the UK's first modern street operating rail system -

Metrolink - which other UK cities are eager to emulate.

• It is cosmopolitan - it offers more than 30 styles of foreign cuisine, with distinctive

Chinese and Asian areas of specialty. It has 80 golf courses, more theatres than any

other city outside London, two Premier League football teams, two major television

companies, three Universities, two symphony orchestras, and many small chamber

ensembles. It leads the field in music. Since the mid-1980s, Manchester popular

music and bands have dominated music charts.

• It is also, by virtue

of its central

location within the

British Isles, an

excellent base for

tourism. Within 1

hour's drive are 3

major National

Parks (the Lake

District, the Peak

District, and the Snowdonia National Park). Also within an hour's drive are the

seaside towns of the Fylde coast of Lancashire (Blackpool, Lytham St Annes,

Southport, Morecambe, Fleetwood), as well as the great cities of Lancaster, York,

Chester and Liverpool.

• The City also has many fine listed buildings. Within the greater region are 170 tourist

attractions including some 34 historic houses, country parks, moors, plains, hills and

8 theme parks all within an hour's drive away. For people in the locality, Manchester

is a place to live - for some it is a place to do business - and for others it is

increasingly becoming a place to visit and enjoy as a Tourist.

Each nation is requested to bring two national flags and their national anthem on CD, to

the tournament. (The Union Jack will be available on site but home countries should bring their

national; Flags e.g. Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales)

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We urge you to study this invitation thoroughly, and to continually visit our web-site

www.jskagb.org for further updates. This web page will contain important information

concerning your registration as well as all other information that might be useful for you.

Please ensure the timely and precise forwarding of all necessary forms. The deadline is 24th

July, 2008.

In case you are in need of more explicit information on the World Championships, Abe sensei,

and the JSKA or the JSKAGB, please do not hesitate to contact us via e-mail h: [email protected]

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We look forward to seeing you in Manchester, England and wish you all the best when taking

part in the 2008, 4th JAPAN SHOTOKAN KARATE ASSOCIATION,

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Best wishes in Shotokan,

(JSKA-GB Chairman) (JSKA-GB Technical Director)

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Japan Shotokan Karate Association (Great Britain) 4th JSKA World Championships for Juniors, Seniors and Veterans

JSKA WORLD KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP for JUNIORS, SENIORS AND VETERENS AUGUST 22ND - 24th 2008, Great Britain.

A. GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Responsible Organization:

Japan Shotokan Karate Association Great Britain (JSKA-GB)

JSKA-GB Honbu: 18 Gordon Way, Darnhill, Lancashire, OL 10 3PP, Great Britain. Tel/Fax : Charles (44) 01706 621 640 Tel: George (44) 01246 563 630 Fax: (44) 01246 563 631 Website: www.jskagb.org Email: [email protected]

2. Airports: the main and the closest airport is Manchester International Airport. There

are also airports close by at East Midlands (Nottingham), Birmingham, Leeds

Bradford and Doncaster which may be served by low cost airlines such as BMI Baby,

Ryanair, Easyjet, Flybe etc as well as the main carriers. Internal connection flights to

Manchester are available from most major UK airports.

3. Venue: Manchester Velodrome,

http://www.manchestervelodrome.com/static_info/find_us.htm

4. Registration: Deadline for registration is 24th July, 2008.

5. Transport: will be organized from the hotel to venue and back at £4 per head return

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ACCOMMODATION: Please book your hotel as soon as possible as the

Manchester Mardi Gras is also the weekend of the Tournament.

-Senior officials are booked into the ‘Diamonds’ hotel-

*

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6. Visa: (for the countries that need it): contact [email protected]

7. Closing Party: on 24th August, 2008, £15 /person. Venue TBA.

8. Open Masters Course: Keigo Abe 8th Dan JSKA, International Chief Instructor and

Nagaki Mitsuru 7th Dan JSKA, Assistant Chief Instructor

B. PROGRAMME Accepting that the programme may be changed at the organizers discretion, the weekend programme is as follows: Friday 22nd August: Masters Courses/JSKA Gradings and Judges Course 10.00- all day: Championship Registration (proof of payment required or pays on day) 10.00-12.00: Open Course with Honbu Instructors 12.00-13.30: Lunch Break 13.30-15.30: JSKA Grading for JSKA members only 15.30-16.00: Break 16-00-20.00: Referees and judges course

Saturday 23rd August: Opening ceremony: 9.00 Tournament starts: 10.00 over 8 areas Individual + team kata and team kumite, elimination competitions Sunday 24th August: Tournament starts at 10.00 Individual kumite eliminations Team Kata, Kumite and Individual kumite finals Awards Ceremony End of Tournament party Monday 25th August Departure of participants

The Championship will be run on eight competition areas.

The program schedule depends on the availability of certificated judges from the participating countries. There will be 50 referees in the Championship. The Head Judges, the Judges and the Arbitrators must wear a pair of long grey trousers, a short-sleeve white shirt and a tie.

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Competition fees: Individual Kata: £20 per person Individual Kumite: £20 per person Team: £40 per team Course with Honbu instructors: £20 per person (JSKA) £25 (non-JSKA)

The required amount must be transferred to the account before 24th July, 2008.

Referees/Officials: • Abe Sensei will be the Technical Director for this Championship. • Nagaki Sensei will be the Assistant Technical Director • Gidley Sensei will be the Head Referee • Carruthers Sensei will be the Assistant Head Referee • Each organization may send a maximum 10 Referees/Judges. Important: Deadline for registration is 24th July, 2008. • Each country must cover their expenses for the travel as well as for their accommodation. • The contestants themselves must ensure that they have adequate insurance. • The Organizer or the Association (JSKA/JSKA-GB) is not responsible if the money has not been transferred into the championship account nor for any injury that may occur during the tournament itself nor during any individuals stay in the UK.

C. COMPETITION RULES Age categories: Juniors: Kumite: 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 years of age Kumite: (Kihon Sanbon/Kihon Ippon/ Jiyu Ippon): 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15 years Kata: 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 years of age

Male/ Female mixed Team Kata: 10-13, 14-17 Team Kumite: 10-12, 13-15, 16-17

Seniors: Male and Female Individual Kumite: 18-21 and 22-34 years Male and Female Individual Kata: 18-21 and 22-34 years Male and Female Team Kumite: 18-21 and 22-34 years Male and Female Team Kata : 18-21 and 22-34 years Veterans: Male and Female Individual Kumite: 35+ (females) 35-44, 45-54, 55+ (males) Male and Female Individual Kata: 35+ (females) 35-54, 55+ (males) Male Team Kumite: 35+ years Male Team Kata : 35+ years

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Competitor can only start in the Juniors, Seniors or Veterans category!!!

Jiyu Kumite competitors must be a minimum 3rd

Kyu in all age categories, a copy of the grading certificate may be required to confirm the grade. Sanbon/Kihon Ippon/Jiyu Ippon Kumite will be open to all junior grades up to the age of 15.

Competition Categories for each Age Category

Junior Kumite individuals: Male / Female Junior Kata individuals: Male / Female. Junior Kumite Team: 3 Male (+ 1 Reserve)/ 3 Female (+ 1 Reserve) Junior Kata Team: 3 Male/Female (Mixed) Junior Kihon Sanbon Kumite: Male/Female Junior Kihon Ippon Kumite: Male/Female Junior Jiyu Ippon Kumite: Male/Female Senior Kumite individuals: Male / Female

Senior Kata individuals: Male / Female Senior Kata Team: 3 Male / 3 Female Senior Kumite Team: 3 Male (+ 1 Reserve) / 3 Female (+ 1 Reserve) Veterans Individual Kumite: Male/ Female Veterans Individual Kata: Male / Female

Kata: Eliminations

Juniors a) Eliminations: Flag system

Heian nidan – Tekki shodan b) Finals (Best 4): Point system Jiyu – kata (competitor’s choice of kata)

Seniors/Veterans a) From 1st round to best 16: Flag system

Heian nidan – Tekki shodan b) Best 16 to best 4: Flag system

Sentei kata (Bassai-dai, Kanku-dai, Jion, Empi) c) Finals (Best 4): Point system

Jiyu–kata (competitor’s choice of kata, to include Sentei-kata)

Kumite Eliminations/Finals: Sanbon /Kihon Ippon/Jiyu Ippon kumite; JSKA Rules Eliminations: Ippon Shobu; JSKA Rules Finals: Sanbon Shobu; Finals: Sanbon Shobu, JSKA rules: 3 minutes, Sakki Dori

Nihon Kachi (two ippon to win)

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Team Eliminations kata: Team of 3, Jiyu -kata. (Point system) Finals kata: Team of 3, Jiyu -kata. (Point system) Eliminations Kumite: Team of 3. Ippon Shobu; JSKA Rules Finals kumite: Team of 3. Ippon Shobu; JSKA Rules

Preparation of protection gear Each contestant should bring their own protection gear: gloves, teeth protection, chest protectors (for girls) are optional but recommended. Groin protections are recommended for boys. Gloves/Mitts should be approved by JSKA (only white). Any contestant who wears contact lenses should bring one's own spare lenses and required to re-attach the spare lenses within 2 minutes in case the lenses come off during the match.

Other matters

• Officially appointed tournament doctors and staff will be present and administer first aid. The doctors hold the decision-making authority to decide if any injured contestant can continue the event or should withdraw from it.

• Each contestant must carry their own health insurance and is responsible for his/her own health care and will have no claims on the tournament, officials, organizers or medical staff.

• Each country must prepare its national flag for the opening ceremony.

D. INFORMATION ABOUT PAYMENT

The fees for participation, transportation, accommodation (where appropriate) and closing party must be paid in advance and proof of payment sent to the JSKA-GB honbu, the deadline is 24th July, 2008; otherwise your registration will not be considered. Please transfer the money to the account indicated below:

Account Name: JSKA-GB

Honbu Address: 18 Gordon Way, Heywood, Lancashire, England OL10 3PP

Account Number: 70336572

Bank: Barclays Bank, 2 Church Street, Heywood, Lancs, OL10 1LN

IBAN : IBANGB54BARC2072-6770-3365-72

BIC/SWIFT: BARCGB22

E. ACCOMODATION

Manchester is a center of tourism and there are a lot of accommodation possibilities. The six official hotels for the Championship are listed above. Any problems please contact JSKA-GB

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F. CLOSING PARTY : TBA

We would like to invite all of you to take part in the Closing Party that will be held at (TBA). The party will start at 21:00.

The fee for the participation in the Closing Party is £15.

It must be paid together with the fee for the tournament participation.

G.VISA (for the countries that need it):

In order to obtain British visa you have to get an invitation letter or to try to get a visa from the British Consulate/Embassy of your home country; if you have any questions on visas, please fax them to: +370 41 383446; or e-mail: [email protected]

If you need an invitation letter, please contact us not later than 21st February, 2008.

H. LETTER OF INTENT

Please fill in and return to the JSKA-GB honbu address, the ‘letter of intent’ by no later

than May 28th 2008, this is not an entry form and does not replace the official entry form also found in this document!

Please do not confuse the ‘letter of intent’ and the date of its return, May 28th 2008 which will assist in final planning and that of the ‘tournament registration form ’ and ‘monies’ whose deadline is 24th July 2008.

Important Dates:

Request for invitation letter: 21st February 2008

Letter of Intent return by: 28 th May 2008

Tournament registration forms return by : 24th July 2008

Tournament/Course/ Party fees: 24th July 2008

On the day registration: 22nd August 2008

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4th JSKA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ‘08 22nd -24th August in Manchester England

“Letter of Intent”

I, ________________________________ as a representative of _________________________

Wish to bring representation to attend the 4th JSKA World Championships, August 22nd- 24th 2008, in Manchester England. I appreciate that this is not an entry form and does not replace any official entry forms found in this document.

Country Organisation

Approximate number of visiting/attending

-Competitors: e.g. 6

-Referees: e.g. 5

-Supporters: e.g. 5

-Total tour group: e.g. 16

Head of Delegation

Head of Organisation

Contact person

Contact details:

Fax number:

Telephone number:

Mobile number:

Signature:

E Mail address:

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FORM A


Arrivals and departures

Country: Organization: Contact E-mail: Arrival information Arrival date: Time: Airport: Airline: Flight number: Number of persons: Departure Departure date: Time: Airport: Airline: Flight number:

Number of persons:

This form must be sent by all parties who are non UK residents. If the parties consist of any non-ECU Citizens it must be accompanied with

completed Form B below to: [email protected] or by fax: +1246 563 630

Deadline for payment and registrations, is no later than 24th July, 2008!!!!!!!!!!!!

Signed:………………………………………… Date:…………………… Print Name:…………………………………Position:……………………

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FORM B


(send to [email protected] or Fax +1246 563 630 by 24th July, 2008) Due to the current immigration rules within Great Britain and to conform to health and safety legislation, please complete this form for all non-ECU citizens and return, attached to Form A above. Please use more than one form if necessary:

Names of all party members (Non-ECU citizens)

Country: Organization:

Officials Name Passport number

1 2 3 4

Competitors Name Passport number

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

As the leader of the above party, I accept full responsibility for the behaviour of all the individuals involved and their safe and prompt transportation to their home country.

Date Signature of Coach

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FORM C


(send to [email protected] or Fax +1246 563 630 by 24th July, 2008)

Officials and referees Country: Organization:

OFFICIALS Name Position

1 2 3 4

REFEREES/JUDGES Name Grade

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Date Signature of Coach

PLEASE USE MORE THAN ONE FORM IF NECESSARY

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FORM D



NAME:____________________________________SEX:____________AGE:__________ COUNTRY:_________________________________________GRADE:_______________ ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________________ HOME PHONE:____________________ MOBILE PHONE:_______________________ EMAIL:_____________________________ASSOCIATION:________________________

KATA: Junior Senior Veterans

KUMITE: Junior Senior Veterans

KUMITE (8-15): Sanbon Ippon Kumite Jiyu Ippon

AGE: 55+ 35-55 22-34 18-21 16-17 14-15 12-13 10-11 8-9

EVENTS YOU WISH TO ENTER Please tick the appropriate categories

INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM (IRF)

We accept the risks involved in this event including loss or damage, injury or death and attest to our health being adequate to compete. We are also aware that we will compete under our own free will and accept that we hereby waver and release any and all rights now and in the future, claims or damages which may occur during participation of this event against any individuals, associations, companies or other entities involved in the organisation or associated with this tournament. Competitors Signature___________________________________________DATE:_________________ Parent/Guardians Signature___________________________________________DATE:_________________ Where appropriate

FEE/S Paid on the day £__________________ (If pre-registration, proof of payment must be attached)

For Office Use

FEE Paid: £___________

Registered:

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FORM E



TEAM NAME:_____________________________________________________________ TEAM CAPTAIN:__________________________________________________________

TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________

TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________

TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________

TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________

RESERVE: __________________________________________________________

KUMITE: Junior Senior

GENDER: Male Female

AGE: 22+ 18-21 14-17 10-13


TEAM REGISTRATION FORM (TRF-Ku)

We accept the risks involved in this event including loss or damage, injury or death and attest to our health being adequate to compete. We are also aware that we will compete under our own free will and accept that we hereby waver and release any and all rights now and in the future, claims or damages which may occur during participation of this event against any individuals, associations, companies or other entities involved in the organisation or associated with this tournament. Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate

Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate



Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate FEE/S Paid on the day £__________________ (If pre-registration, proof of payment must be attached)

For Office Use

FEE Paid: £___________

Registered:

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FORM F



TEAM NAME:_____________________________________________________________ TEAM CAPTAIN:__________________________________________________________ TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________ TEAM MEMBER:__________________________________________________________

KATA: Junior Senior

GENDER: Male Female Mixed

AGE: 22+ 18-21 14-17 10-13


TEAM REGISTRATION FORM (TRF-Ka)

We accept the risks involved in this event including loss or damage, injury or death and attest to our health being adequate to compete. We are also aware that we will compete under our own free will and accept that we hereby waver and release any and all rights now and in the future, claims or damages which may occur during participation of this event against any individuals, associations, companies or other entities involved in the organisation or associated with this tournament. Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate Signature____________________________Parent____________________Date_________ Where appropriate


FEE/S Paid on the day £__________________ (If pre-registration, proof of payment must be attached)

For Office Use

FEE Paid: £___________

Registered:

FORM G 4th JSKA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ‘08 22nd -24th August in Manchester England

(send to [email protected] or Fax +1246 563 630 by 8th August 2008)

Participation fee KATA _____ competitors Kata individual male Veterans (55+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual male Veterans (35-54) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual female Veterans (35+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual male Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual female Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual female Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual male Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual female Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata individual male Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____









______ competitors Kata team male Veterans (35+) £ Total: _____

______competitors Kata team male Seniors (22-35) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata team female Seniors (22+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata team male Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata team female Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kata team mixed Juniors (14-17) £ Total: _____



£ Subtotal: ________ KUMITE

______ competitors Kumite individual male Veterans (55+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual male Veterans (35-54) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual female Veterans (35+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual female Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual male Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual female Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual male Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite individual female Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____

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______ competitors Kumite individual male Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____







______ competitors Kumite team male Veterans (35+) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team male Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team female Seniors (22-34) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team male Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team female Seniors (18-21) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team male Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kumite team female Juniors (16-17) £ Total: _____





£ Subtotal: ________ KUMITE: Sanbon/Kihon Ippon/ Jiyu Ippon

______ competitors Kihon Sanbon individual male//female Juniors (14-15) £ Total: _____



______ competitors Kihon Sanbon individual male/female Juniors (8-9) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kihon Ippon individual male//female Juniors (14-15) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kihon Ippon individual male//female Juniors (12-13) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kihon Ippon individual male/female Juniors (10-11) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Kihon Ippon individual male/female Juniors (8-9) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Jiyu Ippon individual male//female Juniors (14-15) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Jiyu Ippon individual male//female Juniors (12-13) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Jiyu Ippon individual male/female Juniors (10-11) £ Total: _____

______ competitors Jiyu Ippon individual male/female Juniors (8-9) £ Total: _____

£ Subtotal: ________

Total competition fee £: ______________

closing party £ Total: _____________

TOTAL FEE: _____________

Checked and signed: ______________________________Date:_____________

Print Name: _____________________________________Date:_____________

Country:_____________________Association:___________________________

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After consultation with the JSKA Technical Committee, the JSKA-GB have ordered wire embroidered blazer/jacket badges and association ties, carrying the JSKA mon, for use at all official functions, refereeing etc. To ensure that we have ordered enough and to cover the cost of the order itself, we wish to know how many sets are required by each group. The sets will be £21 each and this will cover package and postage to your home country. It is the recommendation that all JSKA officials, referees, judges etc will wear both badge and tie at the World Championships next year. Ties and badges may be bought separately for £9 (ties) and £12 (badges) but all must be paid for prior to receipt of goods.

CONTACT NAME:_________________________________________________________

ASSOCIATION: JSKA_____________________________________________________ COUNTRY:________________________________________________________________

AMOUNT: Sets: £21(Tie and Badge) x_______ Cost £____________ Badges: £12 x_____________________ Cost £____________ Ties: £12 x_____________________ Cost £____________ Full Order: Total Cost £____________ Signature:____________________________________________Date:_______________

JSKA EMBROIDERED WIRE BADGE AND TIE FORM (WB/T)

For Office Use

FEE Paid: £___________

Registered:

For JSKA members only

Please make cheques payable to JSKA-GB and return to JSKA-GB Head office Gladstone House, 14 Gladstone Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, S41 4TE

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