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AMA International Report & Results 2012
Friday, 02 March 2012 12:36

Ponds Forge Sheffield was the place to be on the weekend of 25th & 26th February 2102. The AMA International Karate Championships was in town and back to it's best.

17 countries where being represented, 58 clubs/associations attended with over 450 competitors totalling over 800 individual events. The WUKF Chief referee Sever Cucu conducted a referee's seminar on the 24th February and the morning of the 25th February.

The competition started at 1pm,  with an opening ceremony led by Mark Drake the AMA Chief referee. 83 categories where contested over the two days with Kata only on the Saturday and all Kumite on the Sunday. 6 areas where used over the two days and never stopped. over 40 officials where used by both the Chief referee's with promotions to WUKF officials. Mark Green from Shikon was upgraded to WUKF Continental referee, Peter Allen to WUKF Continental Kata Referee and Kumite Judge and Mark Drake to WUKF Continental Referee.

Some fantastic performances in the Kata and Kumite by past masters in the Veterans categories, also current World and European champions from WUKF where in attendance from the AMA, FEKO and KE, which incidentlly now form the 'New Governing Body for Karate in England'.

Many association champions also made up the array of talent on show, which made to an exiting competition in the steel city. The standard was excellent, the organizer Mr Peter Allen was asked, have you missed the EKF & WKF, he said, take a look around and see the happy faces, no restrictions, anyone can enter, karate ka from all federations enjoying a wonderful weekend together as it use to be before 2007.  Not at all, there's more on offer outside of the EKF & WKF.

Melissa Holmes from the AMA won the competitor of the day on Saturday for the Kata

Shane Rudge from FEKO won the competitor of the day on Sunday for the Kumite

Mark Green from Shikon won Referee of the championships.

Next years date has already been set, so please put it in your diary 16th & 17th February 2013.

Oss

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AMA Northeast Karate Open 2011
Monday, 14 November 2011 15:33

Dear Ed

Please may I use your web site to pass on my thanks to all those that attended the AMA Northeast Karate Open 2011, at Temple Park Sports Centre on 13th November. A fantastic day was had by all, so much so that I've booked the venue for next year already.The date will be 18th November 2012, so please add this to your new year diary.

Good to see clubs from the many groups in the UK including those that don't agree with 21.9 in their current federation. It's about time groups stood their ground and showed their executive board that this rule has no place in Karate. I take my hat off to those that attended, their students had a great day.

Also many thanks to USKA & Kensho Karate club members who helped with the running of the event. Special thanks to Mark Drake and his band of AMA officials and also to Darryl Bagley and his AMA medical team for covering the event.

Looking forward to next year.

Kind regards

PeterAllen

AMA Competition Organiser

 

 

 
EKA National Karate Championships 2012
Monday, 11 July 2011 19:34

The EKA National Karate Championships 2012

EIS, Sheffield.

2nd December 2012

All Associations and Clubs are welcome to attend.

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Yorkshire Karate Open 19th June 2011
Friday, 03 June 2011 10:52

Yorkshire Karate Open 19th June 2011

Ponds Forge Sport Center

Open to all Karate Associations & Clubs.

See entry form for details

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Teesside Karate Open 2011 - Report
Monday, 14 February 2011 09:05

Dear Editor

Please post to the EKA site.

Small but good quality of competitors at the Tees-side Karate Open on 12th February. This event was moved from December last year due to the bad weather. I think this had allot to do with the small turnout.

Good to see old faces such as Jeff Bottomley from British Sport, Carl Jorgeson from Hartlepool Wado Kai, Charlotte McGrath from the KUGB and many more.

Congratulations to Abdu Shaher who organised the event, everyone had a good day and got home at a reasonable time.

Regards

 

Peter Allen

AMA Karate

 

 
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