TAE KWON DO INTERNATIONAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS …worlds.tkdi.biz/e107_docs/pdf/OVERSEASPack.pdf · Each judge will record their score on the score cards and on the command “show”

TAE KWON DO

INTERNATIONAL

WORLD

CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

OVERSEAS

COMPETITORS PACK

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CONTENTS

Page 2 and 3 Information and Costs

Page 4 Running Order

Pages 5 - 10 Championship Rules

Page 11 Juniors – Under 11 years

Pages 12 and 13 Juniors – 11 to 14 years

Pages 14 and 15 Cadets – 15 to 17 years

Pages 16 - 20 Adult Competitors

Page 21 Ultimate Striker Event

Appendices Entry Forms

ALL ENQUIRES AND ENTRIES MUST BE SENT TO:

OVERSEAS ENTRIES

GM Oliver 5 Tollgate Road

Southam Warwickshire

CV37 1EE

Email: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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12th WORLD TAE KWON DO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

Birmingham Arena King Edwards Rd, Birmingham B1 2AA

21st & 22nd July 2018

Dear Instructor

Please find information regarding the 12th World Tae Kwon do Championships.

All rules, running order and application forms can be found on the TKDI website:

www.worlds.tkdi.biz

THE OPENING CEREMONY WILL TAKE PLACE ON

SATURDAY 21st JULY 2018 AT 10.00AM

EVENTS

SPARRING

PATTERNS including MUSICAL

DESTRUCTION

TEAM PATTERNS

TAG TEAM SPARRING - (Entry to be made on the day of the tournament)

INTERNATIONAL TEAM EVENT

ENTRY FEES

The entry fee for the Championships will be £30 per event for Adults. Cadets, Juniors and

Children £20 per event. TAG Teams £30 per team. Black Belt Patterns Team Event £50 per

team.

ENTRY FORMS

All entry forms can be downloaded from the TKDI website, www.worlds.tkdi.biz

On line registration will be available to Instructors. Full registration details will be available

from 30th April 2018.

ENTRIES TO BE SENT TO

GM Oliver, 5 Tollgate Road, Southam, Warwickshire, CV37 1EE

CLOSING DATE

We MUST receive all entries by 1st June 2018.

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PAYMENT

Entry fees can be paid by cash (sterling, US$ or Euros only) or credit card only.

ALL OVERSEAS ENTRIES TO BE PAID FOR AT THE WEIGH-IN / REGISTRATION DESK ONLY IN CASH

(Sterling US$ or Euros ONLY) OR BY CREDIT CARD

WEIGH-IN / REGISTRATION

The weigh-in for ALL overseas competitors entering these championships will take place on

Friday 20th July 2018 at: Jurys Hotel, 245 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2HQ.

Registration/Weigh-in will be open between 8.30am and 8.30pm on that day.

OFFICIALS

Umpires / Referees and Welfare Officers can apply to officiate at this event. You will need to

apply online. Information will be available on the World Championships website nearer the

date of the championships.

SPECTATOR TICKETS

It is advisable to pre-book your spectator tickets before the event.

The cost of pre-booked spectator tickets will be:

Adults £30 per day or £45 for the weekend.

Juniors (5-12 years old) £15 per day or £20 for the weekend.

Under 5s free.

Please note: The cost of tickets purchased at The Arena on the weekend of the event will be

higher as they will incur an additional booking fee.

DOBOKS

We hope that your members will wear the official colours of your country on their doboks or

the flag of the country you are representing. All styles of uniform are allowed, but NO SHIRTS

and BOTTOMS, FULL DOBOKS ONLY.

SUNDAY NIGHT IS PARTY NIGHT

After the close of the Championships there will be a disco party for all competitors and officials

at the venue. All competitors and officials can gain free entry with their ID cards. Tickets for

guests will cost £10 and will be on sale at the merchandising stall during the championships.

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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

BIRMINGHAM ARENA 21st & 22nd JULY 2018

Programme of Events

SATURDAY 21st July:

SUNDAY 22nd July:

All Junior Coloured Belt Patterns and Sparring

All Junior Black Belt Patterns and Sparring

All Junior Coloured Belt and Black Belt Tag Teams

All Adult Coloured Belt Patterns and Sparring

All Adult Black Belt Point Stop Sparring

All Adult Coloured Belt Tag Teams

International Team Event

All Cadet Coloured Belt Patterns and Sparring

All Cadet Black Belt Patterns and Sparring

All Adult Black Belt Patterns (Including Musical and Team)

All Adult Black Belt Continuous Sparring

All Executive Sparring

All Destruction (Black Belts Only)

All Adult Black Belt Tag Teams

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RULES OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

PATTERN DIVISIONS

Juniors under 11 years Under 11yrs pattern divisions are as follows: Yellow (9th Kup to 7th Kup) Green (6th Kup to 5th Kup) Blue (4th Kup to 3rd Kup) Red (2nd Kup to 1st Kup) Black (All grades together)

Boys & Girls in separate divisions

Juniors 11 – 14 years 11 to 14yrs pattern divisions are as follows:

Yellow (9th Kup to 7th Kup) Green (6th Kup to 5th Kup) Blue (4th Kup to 3rd Kup) Red (2nd Kup to 1st Kup) Black (All grades together)


Cadets 15 – 17 years Cadet pattern divisions are as follows: Yellow & Green (9th Kup to 5th Kup) Blue & Red (4th Kup to 1st Kup) Black (All Dan Grades together)

Adults 18 years and over All adult pattern divisions are as follows: Yellow (9th Kup to 7th Kup) Green (6th Kup to 5th Kup) Blue (4th Kup to 3rd Kup) Red (2nd Kup to 1st Kup) Black (1) (1st Dan Only) Black (2 +3) (2nd & 3rd Dan) Black (4+) 4th Dan and over

Cadet and Adult Males and Females in separate divisions

For Executive and Super Executive divisions – see next page

Patterns. All competitors in the over divisions can perform a pattern up to

their grade from the list below: BLACK (4+) BLACK (2+3) BLACK (1) RED BLUE GREEN YELLOW Tong Il ((4th Dan)

Ko Dang (2nd Dan)

Choong Moo (1st Dan)

Toi Gye Yul Gok Do San Chon Ji

Ul Ji (4th Dan)

Choong Jang (2nd Dan)

Kwan Gae (1st Dan)

Hwa Rang Joong Gun Won Hyo Dan Gun

Se Jong (4th Dan)

Eui Am (2nd Dan)

Ge Baek (1st Dan)

Choong Moo Toi Gye Yul Gok Do San

Yon Ge (5th Dan)

Sam Il (3rd Dan)

Po Eun (1st Dan)

Moon Moo (5th Dan)

Yoo Sin (3rd Dan)

So San (5th Dan)

Choi Young (3rd Dan)

Medals awarded 1 x Gold 1 x Silver 1 x Bronze

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EXECUTIVE PATTERN DIVISIONS – BLACK BELTS ONLY All Grades Together – Males and Females in separate divisions Females: Over 35 years up to and including 44 years.

Males: Over 40 years up to and including 49 years.

SUPER EXECUTIVE PATTERN DIVISIONS – BLACK BELTS ONLY All Grades Together – Males and Females in separate divisions Females: 45 years and over

Males: 50 years and over All Executives and Super Executives may perform any black belt pattern

SCORING PROCEDURE AND STANDARDS FOR PATTERNS

Each judge will deduct 0.1 from the intended score for each occasion on which the following mistakes are made:

a) Omission of one or more steps b) Failure to complete the pattern in a continuous performance, (hesitation, loss

of balance) c) Incorrect technique d) Incorrect diagram.

If a competitor fails to complete the pattern they will be brought back to ready stance and dismissed. No score will be shown by the judges.

METHOD OF RECORDING SCORING

Each judge will record their score on the score cards and on the command “show” given by the senior judge, will immediately hold up the score cards and keep them in the position until the recorder acknowledges that all the scores have been recorded. The red score card will be held in the right hand and the blue card in the left. The recorder will then deduct the highest and the lowest scores given by the judges and total up the remaining three scores, this total is recorded as the competitors score. In the event of a tie between two or more individual pattern competitors, the judges will select a further compulsory pattern to be performed by the tied competitors.

RULES FOR MUSICAL PATTERNS.

Competitors should perform musical patterns performing martial arts movements only. Maximum duration of each pattern will be three minutes. The scoring procedure will be the same as the individual patterns event. You must provide your own music on CD. Music MUST be suitable for public performance.

Dobok style uniforms must be worn.

No acrobatic movements to be included.

The use of weapons is not allowed in this event.

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SPARRING

AREA The sparring area will consist of a non-slippery solid surface, preferably matted, otherwise edged with a 50mm wide coloured strip and with two centrally placed starting marks placed 2 metres apart. The size of the area should be a minimum of 7 x 7 metres, up to a maximum of 9 x 9 metres.

OFFICIALS FOR CONTINUOUS SPARRING 4 Corner judges seated at each corner of the sparring area. 1 Referee standing. 1 Timekeeper seated at edge of sparring area. 1 Recorder seated at the edge of sparring area.

SPARRING EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE WEAR a) All competitors must wear the following equipment:

1. Groin guard protector of an approved type (male competitors); 2. Hands and Feet protective equipment of an approved type; 3. Shin protectors of an approved type; 4. Head guard of an approved type; 5. Gum Shield.

b) Optional equipment: 1. Breast protector. (Female competitors); 2. Groin guard protectors (female competitors).

No protective or sparring equipment may be worn, other than those of an approved type, consisting of elasticised material with sponge or rubber type padding and containing no metal, bone or similar hard material whatsoever, nor involving the use of zip, lace or stud fasteners. HANDS MUST NOT BE STRAPPED. All sparring equipment must be in good condition. Badly damaged or torn equipment will not be allowed.

Protective face masks and spectacles (Safety or otherwise) will NOT be allowed

BOUT PROCEDURE The bout will commence with competitors on the start positions each with either a red or a blue waist marker. At the direction of the referee, the contestants bow in turn to the referee, and then to each other. The referee will start the sparring with the command ‘si jak’, the contestants continue to spar until the referee issues the command ‘hye chyo’ in order to call time or to issue an infringement warning. At this point the competitors return to the start positions before the bout is restarted. On completion of time, the timekeeper will ring a bell to warn the referee, but the bout only ends on the final command ‘hye chyo’ by the referee. The competitors are then instructed to bow to each other and then to the referee and await the result.

DURATION International black belt division bouts will be fought over 1 x 2 minute or 2 x 2-minute rounds depending on the event. All coloured belt division bouts will be 1 x 2-minute rounds.

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Junior and Cadet black belts bouts will be1 x 2-minute rounds.

TIMING. The timekeeper starts the clock at the first ‘si jak’ by the referee. The clock being stopped if the referee indicates time out, to issue a warning or deal with an injury. The clock is again re-started on ‘si jak’ and continues until full time when the bell is rung.

SCORING & RESULT PROCEDURE. The four corner judges will award points as they are seen by using hand held recorders (clickers) these to be clearly marked left hand clicker blue, right hand clicker red. On completion of the bout and after the bowing procedure, the referee will call show, at which time the corner judges will immediately hold in the air the clicker showing the highest score, in the event of a draw, both clickers are held up with the arms crossed. At this point the referee himself will make a decision and then award the bout as either a win or a draw. A win can only be awarded if 3 or more of the 5 judges including the referee award the bout one way. Any less than this majority is awarded as a draw. Should it become apparent that a competitor is being completely dominated by a superior opponent, the referee may after consultation with the corner judges, stop the bout and award a win to the superior competitor. The result being announced as “win by mismatch”.

TARGET AREA

a) Head and neck area complete, excluding throat. b) Trunk of the body from neck to lower abdomen vertically and from a line draw from

armpit vertically down to the waist of each side (i.e. frontal area only, excluding back).

POINTS AREA AWARDED AS FOLLOWS: a) 1 point awarded for any hand technique to any target area. b) 2 points awarded for foot technique to mid-section area. c) 3 points awarded for foot technique to high section area.

DEMERIT POINTS & DISQUALIFICATIONS a) One point will be deducted from the competitors score by referee for the

following offences: i) Stepping out of the area twice (i.e. on the 2nd, 4th, 6th and every other

subsequent occasion). A competitor is considered to have “stepped out” when one full foot fully crosses the perimeter line;

ii) Loss of balance on each occasion (a competitor is considered to have lost balance when any part of the body other than the feet come in contact with the floor);

iii) Grabbing any part of the opponent or their dobok after the referee’s warning;

iv) Tripping or leg sweeping the opponent on every occasion.

b) Discretionary “point away” or “official warnings” may be awarded by the referee after one warning for the following: ii) Talking to the Referee; iii) Unsportsmanlike behaviour;

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iv) Excessive contact and / or over aggressiveness. c) Disqualifications will be awarded by the referee for the following:

i) Intentional contact or unnecessary aggression; ii) Repeated one “point away” offences; iii) Showing dishonour or disrespect to the officials, competitors or the area.

** NOTE: When points are deducted by the referee the corner judges must calculate this by adding them to the opponents score on their hand-held clickers.

CONTACT & INJURY As detailed previously, excessive contact is penalised but if in the opinion of the referee a competitor steps forward into a technique, which otherwise should have been correctly focused, points will be awarded to the attacker as if it were a ‘decisive blow’.

If a competitor is unable to continue in such a situation, the bout will be awarded to the attacker. In all other cases of unintentional and intentional contact, where a competitor is unable to continue, he/she will be awarded the bout. Subject to the referee’s discretion.

ACCUMULATIVE DISQUALIFICATION During a sparring competition, a referee may award an official warning for offences during the previous section headed “Demerit points and disqualifications”. Any competitor who receives 2 official warnings during the entire competition immediately upon receipt of the 2nd official warning WILL be disqualified. The referee must announce to the competitor, corner judges and recorder than an official warning is being given by showing a yellow card. The recorder marks the official warning against the competitor’s name on the competitors list. Then before the start of the next and all subsequent bouts, the recorder will announce that the competitor is carrying an official warning. Disqualification must be announced by the referee who will show a red card to the competitor, corner judges and recorders. The disqualified competitor may also be excluded from the remainder of the competition.

POINT STOP SPARRING DIVISION RULES. Both male and female divisions of point stop sparring will be where the bout is stopped and the score recorded on each clean point. Point awards are as follows: 3 points for a foot technique to the head; 2 points for a foot technique to the middle section; 1 point for all hand techniques scored. Officials: 1 Referee, 1 Mirror Judge and 1 Line Judge Duration of bouts 1 x 2-minute round. Semi-finals and finals of the adult black belt divisions will be fought over 2 x 2-minute rounds. TAG TEAM SPARRING RULES Teams will consist of a 3-person team; bouts will be for 4 minutes. Each time the bout is stopped you can change with a member of your team by tagging your team members glove. All 3 members must fight at some stage during the bout. All team matches will be point stop.

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SCORING. 3 points for a head kick. 2 points for a body kick. 1 point for all hand techniques. If each team is level on points, each team must then put out their best fighter, and the first one to score a point will be the winner. – Sudden Death.

INTERNATIONAL BLACK BELT TEAM SPARRING - National teams only The duration of each bout shall be 2 x 2-minute rounds – continuous sparring rules apply as per individual semi contact event.

DESTRUCTION

ADULT BLACK BELTS ONLY 18 years and over All techniques to be performed in a static position. All kicks to be performed from the rear leg. Competitors can enter one or more technique

(Each technique is classed as a separate event)

NOTE: If there are less than 4 competitors in any division then that division will be cancelled. These competitors will then be given the opportunity to be amalgamated into another division within the same category.

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JUNIORS - UNDER 11 YEARS

1. PATTERNS

To include all competitors up to and including 10 years old (Coloured Belts and Black Belts).

Pattern divisions are as follows:

Yellow (9th Kup to 7th Kup)

Green (6th Kup to 5th Kup)

Blue (4th Kup to 3rd Kup)

Red (2nd Kup to 1st Kup)

Black (All grades together)


2. SPARRING

Coloured Belt and Black Belt Divisions

Yellow, Green, Blue, Red and Black Belts in separate divisions

Peewee Up to and including 122cm

Lightweight Over 122cm, up to and including 137cm

Middleweight Over 137cm, up to and including 152cm

Heavyweight Over 152cm

All divisions - Point Stop Boys & Girls in separate divisions

Junior under 11 years TAG Teams

Lightweight and Middleweight Up to and including 152cm

Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight Over 152cm All team members to be made up as follows:

a) Yellow and Green Belts together b) Blue and Red Belts together c) Black Belts all grades together

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JUNIORS 11 – 14 YEARS

1. PATTERNS

To include all competitors aged 11 to 14 years inclusive (Coloured Belts and Black Belts).

Pattern divisions are as follows:





Black (All grades together)


2. MUSICAL PATTERNS - Black Belts Only (All ages up to 14 years)

Boys and Girls in Separate Divisions.


Competitors may perform musical patterns, while performing martial arts movements.

Maximum duration of each pattern will be three minutes.

The scoring procedure will be the same as the individual patterns event.

You must provide your own music on CD. Music MUST be suitable for public performance.



Please note that weapons are not allowed in the event.

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JUNIORS 11 - 14 YEARS

3. SPARRING

COLOURED BELT AND BLACK BELT DIVISIONS

Yellow, Green, Blue, Red and Black Belts in separate divisions

Lightweight Up to and including 137cm

Middleweight Over 137cm, up to and including 152cm

Light Heavyweight Over 152cm, up to and including 168cm

Heavyweight Over 168cm

Boys and Girls in Separate Divisions

NOTE: All Coloured Belt Divisions are Point Stop. All Black Belt Divisions are Continuous.

Juniors 11- 14 years TAG Teams (Also including Cadets aged 15 years)

Lightweight and Middleweight Up to and including 152cm

Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight

Over 152cm

All team members to be made up as follows:


Boys and Girls in Separate Divisions

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CADETS 15 – 17 YEARS

1. PATTERNS

To include all competitors 15-17 years inclusive (Coloured Belts and Black Belts).

Cadet pattern divisions are as follows:

Yellow & Green (9th Kup to 5th Kup)

Blue & Red (4th Kup to 1st Kup)

Black (All Dan Grades together)

Males and Females Separate

2. MUSICAL PATTERNS (Cadet Black Belts only) All Cadets to compete in adult musical patterns divisions.









3. BLACK BELT TEAMS PATTERNS (cadets 16 years and over) All Cadets aged 16 and over to compete in adult Black Belt team pattern divisions.

Five in a team.

Males & Females in Separate Divisions To be performed in unison – Any black belt pattern of choice, regardless of grade.

Teams to be registered and paid for on the day of the competition.

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CADETS 15 – 17 YEARS

3. SPARRING

COLOURED BELT AND BLACK BELT DIVISIONS


Female Cadets 15 - 17 years

Lightweight Up to and including 55kg

Middleweight Over 55kg, up to and including 65kg

Light Heavyweight Over 65kg, up to and including 75kg

Heavyweight Over 75kg

Male Cadets 15 to 17 years



Light Heavyweight Over 70kg, up to and including 80kg


NOTE: All Coloured Belt Divisions are Point Stop. All Black Belt Divisions are Continuous.

Cadet 15 to 17 years TAG Teams

a) Cadets aged 15 years to fight in Juniors aged 11 – 14 years Tag Team divisions.

b) Cadets aged 16 years and over to fight in Adult Tag Team divisions. Males and Females in Separate Divisions

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ADULTS

COLOURED BELT DIVISIONS

1. PATTERNS Adults 18 years and over

All adult coloured belt pattern divisions are as follows:





Males and Females in Separate Divisions

Yellow, Green, Blue and Red Belts in Separate Divisions

2. SPARRING Males and Females in Separate Divisions

Yellow, Green, Blue and Red Belts in Separate Divisions.

Yellow and Green Belts - Point Stop

Blue and Red Belts - Continuous

Female Point Stop & Continuous Sparring Divisions



Light Heavyweight Over 65kg up to and including 75kg


Male Point Stop & Continuous Sparring DIvisions


Welterweight Over 64kg, up to and including 72kg



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ADULTS

BLACK BELT DIVISIONS

1. PATTERNS

Adult black belt pattern divisions are as follows:

Group 1: 1st Dans

Group 2: 2nd & 3rd Dans

Group 3: 4th Dans & over


2. a) EXECUTIVE PATTERN DIVISIONS

All Grades Together – Males and Females in separate divisions

Females: Over 35 years up to and including 44 years.

Males: Over 40 years up to and including 49 years.

b) SUPER EXECUTIVE PATTERN DIVISIONS

All Grades Together – Males and Females in separate divisions Females: 45 years and over

Males: 50 years and over All Executives and Super Executives may perform any black belt pattern

3. MUSICAL PATTERNS

Male and Female in Separate Divisions.









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ADULTS 4. BLACK BELT TEAM PATTERNS (Inc Cadets 16 years and over)

Five in a team. Males & Females in Separate Divisions To be performed in unison – Any black belt pattern of choice, regardless of grade.

Teams to be registered and paid for on the day of the competition.

5. BLACK BELT SPARRING

Female Black Belt Point Stop & Continuous Sparring

Flyweight Up to and including 55kg

Lightweight Over 55kg, up to and including 61kg

Welterweight Over 61kg, up to and including 67kg


Light-Heavyweight Over 73kg, up to and including 79kg


Male Black Belt Point Stop & Continuous Sparring

Flyweight Up to 58kg

Lightweight Up to 64kg

Welterweight Up to 70kg

Middleweight Up to 76kg

Light/Heavyweight Up to 82kg

Heavyweight Up to 90kg

Super heavyweight Over 90kg

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ADULTS 6. EXECUTIVE DIVISIONS – BLACK BELTS ONLY

ALL DIVISIONS POINT STOP Female (35 to 44 years)




Male (40 to 49 years)



Heavyweight Over to 80kg

7. SUPER EXECUTIVE DIVISIONS – BLACK BELTS ONLY

ALL DIVISIONS POINT STOP

Female (45 years and over)

All competitors will be weighed on the area and then spilt equally into 2 divisions. Male (50 years and over) All competitors will be weighed on the area and then spilt equally into 2 divisions.

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ADULTS

8. ADULT TAG TEAM SPARRING Also inc. Cadets 16 and 17 years)

Males and Females in separate divisions

No separate weight divisions All teams to be made up as follows:

a) Yellow and Green Belts together

b) Blue and Red Belts together

c) Black Belts – All grades together

9. BLACK BELT INTERNATIONAL TEAM EVENT

COUNTRY TEAMS ONLY


Teams to consist of 5 men and 3 women. Normal T.I. rules apply.

10. DESTRUCTION

ADULT BLACK BELTS ONLY - 18 years and over

Male Hand techniques: Forefist punch

Knifehand strike

Backfist strike

Reverse knifehand strike

Male foot techniques: Side kick

Turning kick

Reverse turning kick

Back kick

Female Hand techniques: Side fist strike

Elbow strike

Palmheel strike

Female foot techniques: Side kick

Turning kick

Reverse turning kick

Back kick

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THE ULTIMATE STRIKER

TKDI WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

The Event. The Ultimate Striker event requires the competitor to deliver 3 strikes to the Pro Power Pad. The strikes must be of a recognised technique, as determined by the appointed referee, but can be any strike of the competitors’ choice.

The disciplines will be divided into two divisions:

ANY HAND TECHNIQUE ANY FOOT TECHNIQUE The status categories will be:

MALE FEMALE The divisions for these categories will be by weight in kg as follows:

Flyweight Up to and Inc 35kg Lightweight Up and Inc 50kg Welterweight Up to and Inc 65kg Middleweight Up to and Inc 80 kg Light Heavyweight Up to and Inc 95kg Heavyweight Over 95kg Registration for this event will be on the day of the competition.

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TAE KWON DO INTERNATIONAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS …worlds.tkdi.biz/e107_docs/pdf/OVERSEASPack.pdf · Each judge will record their score on the score cards and on the command “show”