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2016
KARATE CANADA
SUMMIT
AKIO TAMASHIRO
KATA
DAVIDE BENETELLO
KUMITE
Outline
and Program
www .KARATECANADA. org
Version 01
August 16th 2016
2016 KARATE CANADA SUMMIT
TORONTO — SEPTEMBER 30 – OCTOBER 1-2
Don’t miss the yearly rendez-vous of Canadian karatekas!
Dear Karate Enthusiast,
Please find below the program for the 2016 edition of the Karate Canada Summit.
This VIIth edition of the Summit will once again feature well-known experts in
their field who will lead various training sessions, conferences and seminars on
topics important to Karate in Canada. Please join us whether you have been a
long time member or are interested in learning more about Karate Canada,
its programs and the opportunities for Tokyo 2020.
Online registration will begin soon, and all necessary information may be found
in this Bulletin.
We look forward to welcoming the Canadian Karate Community to this important event.
Sincerely,
Craig Vokey
President
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KARATE CANADA ANNUAL SUMMIT
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL
Additionally, among the many other great sessions
featured in this year’s program, we are happy to
announce that our Officials Committee Chair and
WKF Kata and Kumite Referee A Mr. Yaro Tarana
will lead a National Referee Clinic as well as hold
officials’ evaluations and upgrades.
Also, Karate Canada’s High Performance &
Coaching Committee Chair and renown HP
expert Mr. Peter G. Davis will lead a presentation
and discussion of Karate Canada’s new High
Performance Plan.
Our NCCP Committee Chair, Mr. Gérard Lauzière, will
lead the delivery of an NCCP Comp-Dev module, as
part of the requirements of all Coaches seeking Comp
Dev level training and certification.
Another great addition to the event’s program will,
this year, consist in a Concussion Awareness and
Management Workshop, led by our Medical
Committee Chair and certified Athletic Therapist
Mr. C. Gus Kandilas, a must of all karate coaches and
instructors!
Furthermore, our 3 National Team Head Coaches
will conduct educational sessions on their
respective National Team programs, including
practical / technical workshops for Coaches of
National Team Roster athletes and PTSO Coaches
(details and schedule to be released soon, in a 2nd
version of this bulletin).
Karate Canada will also continue to offer National
Dan Testing opportunities in the context of this
great yearly event, and will also continue to hold
morning meetings where PTSO Leaders and
administrators can engage in constructive dialogue
with Karate Canada’s Board members and staff on a
variety of key issues. Additionally, some KC-PTSO
meetings focusing on updating our Strategic
Plan (with Tokyo 2020 on the horizon) and on
improved alignment of governance and programs
will be held and co-facilitated by renown Sport
Governance & Management Expert Mr. Benoit
Girardin (LBB Consultants inc.).
Please note that 3 NCCP Professional Points (PD)
will be allotted to all coaches for participating in
the Summit.
Once again, Karate Canada is also pleased to offer
AWAD / Para- specific kata training sessions,
co-led by our AWAD / Para National Team Head
Coach Mrs. Heather Fidyk and by our National
Team Kata Head Coach Mrs. Katarina Vadovicova,
in conjunction with our elite kata seminar.
So once again, Karate Canada is very pleased to confirm
that it will offer a wide array of highly useful workshops
and conferences, as well as training and development
sessions for Canadian athletes, instructors, leaders,
volunteers, coaches, and officials alike, over the course
of this 3-day event.
OLYMPIC OUTREACH: WE ARE ALL KARATE!
On the heels of the recent announcement by the International Olympic Committee that the sport of karate will
be featured in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games’ program, Karate Canada is pleased to announce that this year’s
edition of the Summit will, for the most part, be open to all karateka, and we warmly welcome all Canadian karate
enthusiasts, athletes, coaches and instructors from any organization to join us for this great event.
OPEN HOUSE SESSION – SATURDAY OCTOBER 1st
Karate Canada will also gladly welcome (non-registered) visitors to the event as part of a 90-minute
“Open House” portion, on the afternoon of Saturday, October 1st (exact times to be confirmed).
Our President Mr. Craig Vokey will gladly lead you through a tour of various components of this important
event, thus allowing you to catch a glimpse of what we’re all about, and to see what our exciting events entail!
Please contact our Event Manager Mrs. Cheryl Tataryn for more details and / or to confirm your intent to
come and visit us: [email protected] .
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1.1- PRACTICAL SEMINARS AND TRAINING SESSIONS FOR ATHLETES
A. “ELITE COMPETITION KUMITE TACTICS & TRAINING”
With Guest Star Instructor Mr. DAVIDE BENETELLO and with Karate Canada’s National Team
Kumite Head Coaches, Mrs. Nassim Varasteh and Mr. Denis Beaudoin:
Mr. DAVIDE BENETELLO
M. Benetello, who represented the colors of the Italy, is one of the world’ most
decorated karate competitors, having won gold at the 1994 World Championships,
silver at the 2000 World Championships, and bronze medals at both the 1998
and 2004 World Championships. Additionally, Mr. Benetello is a 4-time European
Champion, has also won 3 silver medals and 3 bronze medals at European Karate
Championships, and won a silver medal at the World Games in 1997.
Since his retirement from competition, Mr. Benetello has built a considerable
reputation as an expert kumite coach and instructor, having worked as the Head
Coach of the Junior Italian National Team from 2012 to 2014, having collaborations
with National Teams from Romania, Bulgaria, Israel and Georgia, and having led or
co-led International Seminars in over 40 countries.
Mr. Benetello is also quite actively involved in the sport of karate’s technical
leadership and administration, as Chairman of the WKF Athletes Commission, as
a member of the WKF Sport Commission / Kumite Rules Commission / Entourage
Commission, as a member of the WKF Tokyo 2020 Planning Commission, and as a
member of WKF Executive Board.
We’re very thrilled to greet Mr. Benetello at the 2016 Summit, as he’ll be leading his
first-ever kumite seminar on Canadian soil. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn
from a living legend of sport karate!
Mrs. NASSIM VARASTEH REYHANIAN
To this day, Mrs. Varasteh is the most successful Canadian karate athlete in
history, with 2 silver medals at the WKF World Karate Championships and
no less than 6 gold medals at the Pan American level. Since dedicating herself
mostly to coaching, Nassim has a strong record of success as well, with many
athletes who have won medals at the Pan American and international levels.
As a Kumite National Team Head Coach since 2013, Nassim has successfully
provided leadership and support to our Senior National Team on a number
of occasions over the last years, including at the recent Toronto 2015 Pan Am
Games, where Canada claimed a record number of medals and achieved
its best-ever performance.
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1.1- PRACTICAL SEMINARS AND TRAINING SESSIONS FOR ATHLETES
A. “ELITE COMPETITION KUMITE TACTICS & TRAINING”
...Continued
...Continued
With Guest Star Instructor Mr. DAVIDE BENETELLO and with Karate Canada’s National Team
Kumite Head Coaches, Mrs. Nassim Varasteh and Mr. Denis Beaudoin:
Mr. DENIS BEAUDOIN
Also a Kumite National Team Head Coach, Mr. Beaudoin has a rich history as an elite
coach having trained several athletes who medaled at the World level and at the
Pan American Games. Denis is a Physical Education graduate and was a PE teacher
for several years, also holds a 7th degree black belt from the Japan Shotokan Karate
Federation. He devotes his time exclusively to his coaching duties at his club (where
he manages a recognized “Sport-Études” program) as well as at the national and
international levels. Mr. Beaudoin was himself once a member of the National Team,
and took part in 2 WKF World Karate Championships.
Over the course of the Summit, these 3 highly seasoned kumite coaches and experts will share with
you valuable lessons learned during recent international competitions, as well as the secrets to
success on the international stage.
Provincial, national and international-level athletes will not want to miss this rare occasion to train
under legendary karate champion and instructor Mr. Davide Benetello, as well as under our National
Team Head Coaches.
(Registered coaches are welcome to observe all training sessions. Some Q & A sessions will be offered.
Video / filming will only be allowed during instructional portions of the seminars /training sessions.
Separate sessions aimed specifically at club and PTSO Coaches are planned as well – to be confirmed soon…)
Date and time :
Kumite athletes:
(Schedules are subject to change)
• Friday, September 30th, from
9 AM to 5 PM
• Saturday, October 1st, from
9 AM to 5 PM • Sunday, October 2nd, from
9 AM to 3:30 PM
(Different sessions will be offered for different age groups – exact schedule to be announced and confirmed soon.
On average, participating athletes are expected to benefit from approximately 2 to 3 hours of training / day)
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B. “ELITE COMPETITION KATA TACTICS & TRAINING”
With Guest Star Instructor Mr. AKIO TAMASHIRO (3-time Senior World Championships medalist
& Head Kata Coach of the Peruvian Karate Federation), and with Karate Canada’s National Team
Kata Head Coach, Mrs. Katarina Vadovicova.
Mr. AKIO TAMASHIRO
Mr. Tamashiro was undoubtedly one of the world’s foremost kata competitors
of the last decade, having won a silver medal at the 2004 Sr World Karate
Championships, and then winning bronze at both the 2006 and the
2010 Sr World Championships.
He has, since, been sharing his in-depth expertise with his fellow Peruvian
countrymen and women, and this nation’s kata athletes have been achieving,
with his help, remarkable results on both the Pan American and world stages.
Mr. Tamashiro was also named as Director of Sport for the upcoming Lima 2019
Pan American Games, and it is a great honour to have him return to Canada for a
second consecutive year, in order to further share his training secrets with our
elite kata athletes!
Mrs KATARINA VADOVICOVA
National Kata Team Head Coach, Katarina has a remarkable history as an exathlete who has medaled at the Paris Open in 2005, 2007, and 2008, finished 1st
at the 2008 USA Open, and won the title of Pan American Champion in 2006.
Mrs. Vadovicova now lends her valuable expertise to support the development
of Canadian hopefuls and elites. She has, over the last few years, worked as a
Provincial and National Team Kata Coach on a great number of occasions, and at
such high-level events as the Junior and Senior World Karate Championships.
Over the course of the Summit, these 2 highly seasoned kata coaches will share with you valuable lessons
learned during recent international competitions as well as the secrets to success on the international stage.
Provincial, national and international-level athletes will not want to miss this rare occasion to train under
world-famous kata expert Mr. Tamashiro and under our National Team Kata Head Coach Mrs. Vadovicova.
(Registered coaches are welcome to observe all training sessions. Some Q& A sessions will be offered.
Video / filming will only be allowed during instructional portions of the seminars /training sessions.
Separate sessions aimed specifically at club and PTSO Coaches are planned as well – to be confirmed soon…)
Date and time :
Kata athletes:
(Schedules are subject to change)
• Friday, September 30th, from
9 AM to 5 PM
• Saturday, October 1st, from
9 AM to 5 PM • Sunday, October 2nd, from
9 AM to 3:30 PM
(Different sessions will be offered for different age groups – exact schedule to be announced and confirmed soon.
On average, participating athletes are expected to benefit from approximately 2 to 3 hours of training / day)
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1.2- PARA- KARATE EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR COACHES AND ATHLETES
With Mrs. HEATHER FIDYK,
Chair of Karate Canada’s PARA (formerly AWAD, or “Athletes with a Disability”)
Committee and Para National Team Coach at the 2014 & 2016 World
Championships for Persons with Disabilities,
and
with Karate Canada’s National Team Kata Head Coach,
Mrs. KATARINA VADOVICOVA
Mrs. Fidyk is a seasoned karate instructor with extensive hands-on Para
experience, and she has accompanied and supported Canadian karate pioneer
Para athlete Ms. Natalie Olson at the 1st World Karate Championships for
Persons with Disabilities (Germany, November 2014) as a National Team Coach.
Heather is also Karate Canada’s Para Committee Chair since May 2015, and is
actively pursuing substantial growth and progress in this area. She is anxious to
share useful tools and expertise with Coaches from across the nation, alongside
National Team Kata Head Coach Mrs. Vadovicova, so as to empower them to
provide optimal and adapted training to all Canadian AWAD athletes.
ATHLETES:
Karate Canada will offer one (or more) Para-specific kata training session(s) at
this years edition of the Summit, where some of our Senior National Team Para
athletes will also be preparing for participation in the upcoming 2016 World
Karate Championships for Persons with Disabilities. National Team Para athletes
will also have the opportunity to perform katas in front of National level officials.
COACHES:
This year’s Para Coach education workshop will consist in a practical training
segment assembling Para participants and where Coaches and instructors will
be invited to work directly with the athletes and alongside the Para National
Team Coach(es), so as to get more familiar with efficient training adaptations.
All are welcome!
Date and time :
• Saturday, October 1st, (Exact schedule to be confirmed soon.)
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1.3- NATIONAL REFEREE CLINIC
With MR. YARO TARANA,
Chair of Karate Canada’s Officials Committee
Mr. YARO TARANA, who is currently a 7th Dan holder, is also one of Canada’s
most experienced International Referees. Yaro holds a WKF Kumite Referee A
license, as well as a Kata Judge A license. A constant world traveler, Mr. Tarana
tirelessly seeks to perfect his skills as an International Referee while also further
practicing his beloved art of karate-do himself. Yaro is currently the President of
the Canada National Goju-Ryu Karate-Do Federation.
He has served as a Referee at the 2014 World Championships, and was the sole
Referee from Canada officiating at the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games.
As Karate Canada’s Officials’ Committee Chair, Mr. Tarana has been generously
and dedicatedly sharing his knowledge and expertise with his fellow Canadian
Referees, so as to help raise the quality of officiating and to help ensure our
officials meet the highest international standards.
Mr. Tarana will lead this National Officiating Clinic, where he will provide
guidance on the proper implementation of the latest and current WKF
competition rules, including such elements as Instant Video Replay
and para-karate.
Date and time :
Clinics:
• Saturday, October 1st, from
9 AM to 5 PM • Sunday, October 2nd, from
9 AM to 3 PM
(Remains subject to change. Exact schedule to be confirmed soon.)
** Please note that national evaluations and license
upgrades will be offered as well during the course of
this Clinic. Please bear in mind that Canadian Officials
who wish to upgrade or to obtain a license in order to
officiate at the upcoming 2017 National Championships
will need to do so at either this National Referee Clinic
or at a Regional Referee Clinic organized in conjunction
with Karate Canada’s Officials Committee, as no National
Referee Clinic or evaluation will be offered on site during
the days preceding these 2017 National Championships.
Additional fees apply for evaluations / testing and license
upgrades (see section 4). Only registrants of KC -member
Provincial / Territorial Karate Associations may take part in
evaluations / testings and obtain license upgrades.
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1.4- KARATE –SPECIFIC “COMP-DEV” NCCP TRAINING COURSE FOR COACHES
With Mr. GÉRARD LAUZIÈRE,
Senior Coaching Consultant, High Performance at the Coaching Association of
Canada, and Chair of Karate Canada’s NCCP Committee.
NCCP SPORT-SPECIFIC MODULE
Karate Canada is proud to offer a very important sport / karate-specific
module, which is required of all coaches seeking training and certification at
the Competition Development (Comp Dev) level, within the National Coaching
Certification Program. This level of coaching education and certification is
particularly relevant to coaches working with athletes who compete on the
provincial and national scene, and is currently the highest sport-specific NCCP
coaching certification offered by Karate Canada.
We wish to remind all members that being considered “in training”
at the Comp Dev level (or “trained” at the Comp Intro level) will
be a mandatory pre-requisite for any and all coaches acting as
Provincial / Territorial Team Coaches at the upcoming Karate Canada
National Championships, as of 2017 (see Karate Canada’s “National
Championships NCCP Policy”). This therefore constitutes a great
opportunity for all to further their coaching education and to
progress towards Comp Dev certification.
Here is the (karate-specific) module being offered at the 2016 Summit:
Karate Canada wishes
to thank the Coaching
Association of Canada
and Investors Group
for their financial
support in delivering
this NCCP Module.
• “ ANALYZE TECHNICAL & TACTICAL PERFORMANCE ”
The Analyze Technical & Tactical Performance module will allow you to:
•
Analyze technical and tactical performance for factors that
influence performance.
•
Analyze technical and tactical performance by observing and
defining key performance factors that affect technical and
tactical performance
•
Analyze technical and tactical performance by applying the
principles of motion to detect and correct key performance factors
•
Identify strategies to monitor and evaluate technical and
tactical performance
•
Implement and assess the effectiveness of corrections
Date and time :
• Friday, September 30th, from
9 AM to 6:30 PM
(Remains subject to change. Exact times to be confirmed.)
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1.5- OTHER CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS
A. “DESTINATION TOKYO 2020 :
KARATE CANADA’S NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE PLAN & DIRECTION”
With Dr. PETER G. DAVIS, Founder and Director of Sport Performance
Management, a USA-based consulting business specializing in performance
management, and consultant / Chair of Karate Canada’s High Performance
Committee since 2014.
A graduate from the University of Oregon and from the University of Minnesota
(in the USA), Dr. Davis has been involved in the field of elite sport management
for over 28 years. In the 80’s, he has worked for Nike with the best Track and
Field athletes in the world and helped prepare Australian athletes for the Sydney
2000 Summer Olympics after which he was recruited by the United States
Olympic Committee to direct their Coaching and Sport Sciences Division.
He has thus worked with the US Olympic teams for the 2002 Salt Lake Winter
Olympic Games, the 2004 Athens Summer Olympic Games and the 2006
Torino Winter Olympic Games.
Thereafter, Dr. Davis became the Director of Sport Sciences, Sports Medicine
and Technology for “Own The Podium” in preparation for the 2010 Vancouver
Winter Olympic Games. He also worked on various projects with both
professional sports teams and amateur sports teams of all ages and all levels.
In addition to his specific expertise in the field of high performance and his
international experience, Dr. Davis is also a well-respected speaker and has
delivered dozens of presentations, congresses, and conferences.
In this lunch conference, Dr. Davis will present the broad lines of Karate Canada’s
new High Performance Plan and discuss alignment strategies for successful
nationwide integration of the athlete / podium pathway.
INVITED: This presentation and discussion will be addressed to PTSO Head Coaches and HP Leaders;
club / dojo coaches of National Team athletes are also welcome.
Date and time :
• Saturday, October 1st, from
12 PM to 1:30 PM
(Lunch will be served. Time remains subject to change; exact time to be confirmed)
(Please note: In a separate presentation aimed primarily at club
and PTSO Coaches, Dr. Davis will present some of the latest tools
developed by Karate Canada’s High Performance Committee for
athlete tracking and assessment. More details coming soon…)
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1.5- OTHER CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS
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B. “CONCUSSION AWARENESS AND MANAGEMENT SEMINAR”
With Karate Canada‘s Medical Committee Chair MR. C. GUS KANDILAS
(DOMP, CAT(C), ATC - Ret)
Mr. Kandilas is a certified Athletic Therapist and an Osteopathic Manual
Practitioner with expensive combative sports-related experience who has
regularly supported Karate Canada’s events and National Teams over the last
few years. He has also taught for 25 years at York University in the Athletic
Therapy Certificate Program, which falls under the umbrella of Kinesiology
and Health Science.
This Concussion Awareness and Management Seminar is designed for the
participant who wants more information on concussion anatomy and physiology,
injury recognition and management, as well as Return to Play and Return to
Learn guidelines. Present and proposed Karate Canada concussion forms will
also be discussed.
Pre-requisite: The NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program)
eLearning module ‘Making Head Way’ (free at coach.ca)
•
INVITED: While this presentation / workshop is primarily intended for Coaches and Instructors, officials
and athletes are also welcome to attend.
Date and time :
• Saturday, October 1st, from
7 PM to 9 PM
(Remains subject to change; exact time to be confirmed.)
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1.5- OTHER CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS
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C. AND MORE…
Additional conferences and sessions are to be announced and confirmed soon, such as
a presentation on Sport Canada’s Expectations / Requirements and Best Practices for
Governance of Not-For-Profit Sport Organizations…
1.6- DAN TESTINGS
– IMPORTANT –
Karate Canada will once again be holding NATIONAL DAN EXAMINATIONS at the Summit.
Members of Karate Canada’s Technical Committee will be at the Toronto Airport Sheraton Hotel &
Conference Center on Saturday October 1st between 1 PM and 5 PM to evaluate karatekas and provide
National Dan Certification.
In order to register, please complete
the DAN TEST APPLICATION FORM
and follow the instructions.
Registration for Dan Testing closes on September 16th.
Upon receiving Dan Test Application forms, we will then contact candidates
with more details on their examination.
For further information, contact our Program Manager
Ms. Alexandra Roy at: [email protected].
Do not miss this opportunity to get certified!
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THE VENUE
The 201 6 Karate Canada Summit will be held at the TORONTO AIRPORT SHERATON HOTEL
& CONVENTION CENTER, located at :
TORONTO AIRPORT SHERATON HOTEL
& CONVENTION CENTER
801 Dixon Road
Toronto ON
M9W 1J5
Participants staying at this hotel for the duration of the event will benefit from the following
special rates on room rentals (for the nights of September 29-30 and October 1st):
Room
Single to Quad Rate*
Traditional Queen Guest Room
$ 139 (*Rates do not include applicable taxes.)
In order to benefit from these special rates, please reserve no later than September 9, 2016.
You may book by calling Sheraton Central Reservations at
1-800-325-3535 and mention that you are part of the “Karate Canada’s Summit” group.
Please note that availability of rooms is limited.
You may also book online, by using the following link:
https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/KAL24A
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REGISTRATION PROCESS
It is strongly recommended for all Summit attendees to pre-register online by September 16,
thus saving on the cost of registration fees ands ensuring space is available.
Online pre-registration will remain open until September 25, but all participants
who register after September 16 will need to pay higher registration fees
(please see chart below). Please note that online pre-registration will be
mandatory for all participants in the NCCP Course.
Online pre-registration will be available shortly. As soon as it is available,
Karate Canada will share the link by email with all Provincial Associations,
and will post this link on its official Website and Facebook page.
Please note:
Participants must also register in person at the event (ID Pick Up).
On site registration will take place at the Toronto Airport Sheraton Centre,
at the following times:
• Friday, September 30th, from
• Saturday, October 1 , • Sunday, October 2nd, from
st
from
8 AM to 12 PM
8 AM to 9 AM 8 AM to 9 AM (Schedules are subject to change)
IMPORTANT :
On site registration for participants who did not previously pre-register online will be subject to
availability, and Karate Canada may not guarantee access to the event for everyone.
Please note that this Program remains subject to change.
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REGISTRATION AND PARTICIPATION
Registration Options:
(Please note that unless specified otherwise, all registration options
include lunch on all 3 days.)
KARATE CANADA MEMBERS / REGISTRANTS:
OPTION
Early Bird Regular Registration Fees
(by September 16th)
Registration Fees
Registration Fees*
th
(by September 25 )
On Site
A Full Summit,
excluding NCCP Course $ 245*** $ 295*** (for athletes ***, coaches,
officials and PTSO staff / admin)
$ 325*
(3 days)
B NCCP Course
+ Full Summit (3 days)
(exclusively for coaches & officials)
C NCCP Course Only
(exclusively for coaches
-1 lunch only)
D Officials Clinic only
(exclusively for officials
-2 lunches only)
$ 365*** $ 130 $ 140 ** $ 445*** Not Applicable
$ 150 Not Applicable
$ 160** Not Applicable
E Full Summit,
excluding NCCP Course $ 195*** $ 245*** (for PTSO Presidents)
$ 275* (3 days)
F Observer Fee for parents, club instructors, etc.
- allows access to observation of:
- Kata and Kumite Seminars
- Concussion Education Seminar
$ 50***** $ 60***** $ 60*****
*
On site registration for participants who did not previously pre-register online will be subject to availability,
and Karate Canada may not guarantee access to the event for everyone.
** An additional fee of $50 will apply for all officials seeking evaluation and being tested towards obtaining a
National license. Testing only available for registrants duly affiliated with a Provincial / Territorial Karate
Association which is a member of Karate Canada.
*** Minimum Eligibility Requirements for Athletes Registering in the Summit (for all training sessions- kumite and
kata): All participants must be at least 12 years old, and should have competed in at least one Provincial Team
selection event and/or the Karate Canada National Championships within the last year, or equivalent-level
competitions.
**** Participants in the NCCP Course who are not KC registrants must bear in mind that evaluation and certification
are only accessible to registrants duly affiliated with a Provincial / Territorial Karate Association which is a
member of Karate Canada.
***** No meals included.
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REGISTRATION AND PARTICIPATION
Registration Options:
(Please note that unless specified otherwise, all registration options
include lunch on all 3 days.)
NON-KARATE CANADA MEMBERS / REGISTRANTS:
OPTION
Early Bird Regular Registration Fees
(by September 16th)
Registration Fees
Registration Fees*
th
(by September 25 )
On Site
G Full Summit,
excluding NCCP Course $ 300*** $ 325*** (for athletes ***, coaches and officials)
$ 360* (3 days)
H NCCP Course
+ Full Summit (3 days)
(exclusively for coaches & officials)
I
NCCP Course Only
(exclusively for coaches
-1 lunch only)****
J Officials Clinic only
(exclusively for officials
-2 lunches only)
$ 400** $ 480** Not Applicable
$ 220*** Not Applicable
$ 180 ** $ 200** Not Applicable
$ 50***** $ 60***** $ 60*****
$ 200 K Observer Fee for parents, club instructors, etc.
- allows access to observation of:
- Kata and Kumite Athlete Seminars
- Concussion Education Seminar
*
On site registration for participants who did not previously pre-register online will be subject to availability,
and Karate Canada may not guarantee access to the event for everyone.
** An additional fee of $50 will apply for all officials seeking evaluation and being tested towards obtaining a
National license. Testing only available for registrants duly affiliated with a Provincial / Territorial Karate
Association which is a member of Karate Canada.
*** Minimum Eligibility Requirements for Athletes Registering in the Summit (for all training sessions- kumite and
kata): All participants must be at least 12 years old, and should have competed in at least one Provincial Team
selection event and/or the Karate Canada National Championships within the last year, or equivalent-level
competitions.
**** Participants in the NCCP Course who are not KC registrants must bear in mind that evaluation and certification
are only accessible to registrants duly affiliated with a Provincial / Territorial Karate Association which is a
member of Karate Canada.
***** No meals included.
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2 0 1 6 KC S U M M I T – A C C E S S P E R R E G I S T R AT I O N O P T I O N
KC REGISTRANTS / MEMBERS
NON-KC REGISTRANTS / MEMBERS
OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
Kata & Kumite Seminars for
Athletes (with International Guest
Star Instructors & National Team
Head Coaches)
Q&A Sessions with Guest Star
Instructors (for club / dojo and PTSO
instructors / coaches)
Coach Education Session(s)
w High Performance Committee Chair
Dr. Peter G. Davis
Concussion Awareness &
Management Seminar w. Mr. C. Gus
Kandilas, Medical Chair
Elite Coach Workshop w National
Team Head Coaches (Theory &
Practice - for Club or PTSO Coaches
of National Team Roster athletes)
Karate-Specific Comp Dev NCCP
Module
Para Karate Coach Education
Session
National Officials Clinic w Officials
Committee Chair Mr. Yaro Tarana
National Officials License Testing
/ Evaluations (optional -additional
testing fees apply)
Full Access
(Eligible athletes only,
otherwise Observation only)
Observation only
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Please note :
Registration fees must be paid online by credit card for all online pre-registrations.
No cash, cheque or money order payment will be accepted for payment of all online
pre-registrations.
Additionally, please note that no refund of registration fees will be issued for
cancellation after September 26, under any circumstances.
Please note that video / filming will be allowed for any registered participants and
observers only, but at specific times only, such as during instructional segments
of the Kumite and Kata seminars. Filming of athletes during training sessions is
strictly prohibited. A waiver form will need to be signed by anyone intending to film
/ capture video footage, prior to the start of the event /sessions, and private usage
of this footage only will be tolerated.
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For questions or additional information, please contact Karate Canada’s
Event Manager Mrs. Cheryl Tataryn, at: [email protected]
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For questions or additional information,
please contact Karate Canada’s Event Manager
Mrs. Cheryl Tataryn, at:
[email protected]
www.KARATECANADA.org