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WKF Rules Version 7.1.pdf - Karate New Brunswick

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27do recognised by the <strong>WKF</strong> based on the GOJU, SHITO, SHOTO, and WADO systems. Aschedule of the compulsory Kata is given in Appendix 7 and a list of the free selection Kata, inAppendix 8.4. When performing SHITEI Kata no variation is permitted.5. When performing TOKUI Kata the contestants may choose from the list in Appendix 8.Variations as taught by the contestant’s school are permitted.6. The score table will be notified of the choice of Kata prior to each round.7. Contestants must perform a different Kata in each round. Once performed a Kata may not berepeated.8. Contestants in the repechage may perform SHITEI or TOKUI Kata subject to paragraph 7above.9. In the bouts for medals of Team Kata Competition, the Teams will perform their chosen Katafrom the TOKUI list in Appendix 8 in the usual way. They will then perform a demonstration ofthe meaning of the Kata (BUNKAI). The time allowed for the BUNKAI demonstration is fiveminutes. The official timekeeper will start the countdown clock as the team members performthe bow at the completion of the KATA performance and will stop the clock at the final bowafter the BUNKAI performance. A team which does not perform the bow at the completion ofthe KATA performance or which exceeds the five minute period allowed will be disqualified.The use of traditional weapons, ancillary equipment or additional apparel is not allowed.EXPLANATION:1. The number and type of Kata required is dependent on the number of individualcompetitors or teams entered as shown in the following table. Byes are counted ascompetitors or teams.Competitors or Teams Kata Required Tokui Shitei65-128 7 5 233-64 6 4 217-32 5 3 29-16 4 3 15-8 3 3 04 2 2 0ARTICLE 4:THE J UDGING PANEL1. The panel of five Judges for each match will be designated by the Referee Commission orTatami Manager.2. The Judges of a Kata match must not have the nationality of either of the participants.3. In addition, timekeepers, scorekeepers and caller/announcers will be appointed.* VERSION 7.1 – Effective from 01.01.2012

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