Optimum Impact Karate Championship 2016 (Under 18) #UIKarateC2016
Lagos State Karate Association 
              Invites

All Karatekers ; Karate lovers; Martial Arts lovers and Fans 
to 
The Optimum Impact Karate Championship 2016 (Under 18).
This event be held on the 22nd of October, 2016 at the Mobolaji Johnson Indoor Sports Hall, Rowe park, Casino, Yaba, Lagos, starting from 8:00am till game ends.
The event will feature the following:
-  Senior and Junior individual Kata and Kumite
- Junior team Kata and Kumite (not more than 3)
-   All entry will end on the 17th of October, 2016
All coaches will be highly appreciated for their effort in assisting this grassroot development.
Note:
All Athletes Entries must be submitted on or before 17th October, 2016. Also late entries attract the sum of N500 and closes finally on 20th October, 2016. 
We Will not allow late entries for early draws
1. All participating Athletes must be at the venue, latest 8.30am to avoid  walk-over. 
2. Please ensure to send in the names of your Athletes on or before  16th of October, 2016. 
3. Mouth guard is compulsory for Athletes participating Kumite. 
DRESS CODE
Please ensure to be properly dressed in clean White Karate Uniform or Gi
CONDUCT: We expect all Coaches and athletes to show a high level of discipline throughout the championship, any dispute should be handled in calm and respectable manner.
Event Format:
SENIOR CATEGORY
KUMITE
Male  (-60, -68, -75, -80, +80)
Female (-45, 50, -55, -60, +65)
KATA
Male and Female (Individual)
JUNIOR CATEGORY
KATA
6 & Under: White-Orange, Green – Blue, Brown- Black
7- 8yrs:       White-Orange, Green- Blue, Brown- Black
9-10yrs:      White-Orange, Green- Blue, Brown- Black
11-12yrs:    White-Orange, Green- Blue, Brown- Black
13-15yrs:    White-Orange, Green- Blue, Brown- Black
16-18yrs:    White-Orange, Green- Blue, Brown- Black
KUMITE (JUNIOR CATEGORIES): would be arranged as entries come in.
TEAM
(Junior Categories)
KATA (3) Male/Female
KUMITE (3) Male/Female
For enquiry and submission of forms call/whatsapp: 
Sensei Saunaka (Lagos State Karate Coach): 08023269734 OR 08034018276
Or 
Fadaka Louis on - 07089382259 (call/whatsapp)
REMEMBER: All Athletes Entries must be submitted on or before 17th October, 2016. Also late entries attract the sum of N500 and closes finally on 20th October, 2016.
Oss!

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