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3Ra Edición G1 – 2015 TAEKWONDO W.T.F. CHAMPIONSHIPS 3ra Edición G1 – 2015 3° ARGENTINA OPEN CAMPEONATO TAEKWONDO 2015 (W.T.F. G1) SANCIONADO POR World Taekwondo Federation (W.T.F.) www.worldtaekwondofederation.net PROMOVIDO POR Pan American Taekwondo Union (P.A.T.U.) www.patu.org ORGANIZADO POR Confederación Argentina de Taekwondo (C.A.T.) www.taekwondocat.com.ar PATROCINADO POR Comité Olímpico Argentino. Secretaría de Deporte de la República Argentina. Enard. F-sion Art Daedo Getterson DeporTV MasTKD.com FECHA Y LUGAR DEL EVENTO 28, 29 y 30 de Agosto de 2015 Centro Costa Salguero. Buenos Aires – Argentina. Av. Costanera Rafael Obligado 1221 y Jerónimo Salguero. SITIO WEB OFICIAL www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com Contactate [email protected] Ricardo Torres +54 9 11 6397 2010 Ignacio Gontán +54 9 11 5658 3167 2 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com REQUISITOS DE PARTICIPACIÓN G1 Poseer la nacionalidad del país que representan. Poseer recomendación de una asociación nacional miembro de la W.T.F. Poseer el certificado de Kukkiwon POOM o DAN. Poseer la Licencia Global de Taekwondo (G.A.L.) vigente 2015. REGLAMENTO DE COMPETENCIA El reglamento de competencia será el vigente establecido por la W.T.F. al día del evento. Se aplicará reglamento adaptado para Poomsae establecido por la C.A.T. EDADES Cadetes: 2001 – 2003. Juveniles: 1998 – 2000. Adultos: 1997 o antes. MODALIDADES Kyorugi y Poomsae. Individuales. Poomsae en dupla o equipo. GRADUACIONES Kyorugi: G1 - Adultos: Danes Open - Cadetes y Juveniles: Rojos y Danes – compiten juntos. Poomsae: Open - Cadetes, Juveniles y Adultos: Verdes, Rojos y Danes. INSCRIPCIONES Y FECHAS LÍMITES El registro de los participantes será vía sitio web oficial del evento. La fecha límite será el día viernes 07 de Agosto. Las inscripciones ingresadas entre los días 08 y 15 de Agosto tienen un recargo de 50 USD para atletas internacionales, o 400 ARS para atletas nacionales. Salvo excepciones aprobadas por el comité organizador. Los atletas menores de 18 años deben presentar carta responsiva firmada por los padres, tutores o representante legal. No se permite la inscripción en más de una categoría de Kyorugi. 3 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com CUOTA DE INSCRIPCIÓN Kyorugi: Atletas internacionales 100 USD. Atletas nacionales 800 ARS. Poomsae: Atletas internacionales: Atletas nacionales: Adultos Danes, Elite y Promocional Adultos Danes, Elite y Promocional 100 USD. 600 ARS. Cadetes y Juveniles, Verdes y Rojos Cadetes y Juveniles, Verdes y Rojos 50 USD. 500 ARS. Individual + Dupla o Equipo Individual + Dupla o Equipo 20 USD adicional por persona. 200 ARS adicional por persona. Únicamente Dupla o Equipo Únicamente Dupla o Equipo 150 USD. 800 ARS. Coach G1: Con Licencia Global de Taekwondo (G.A.L.) vigente 2015. Haber realizado el curso internacional de entrenadores. En caso contrario informar a través de sus federaciones a la organización. MODIFICACIONES Se podrán realizar modificaciones en Kyorugi únicamente antes del pesaje oficial con previo pago de 20 USD o 200 ARS. TRANSPORTE Y HOSPEDAJE Los traslados y cargos de alojamiento son responsabilidad de los participantes. COSTO DE ENTRADAS Mayores de 10 años 100 ARS por día. Menores de 9 años 50 ARS por día. Menores de 3 años Sin Cargo. 4 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com EQUIPAMIENTO DEPORTIVO El comité organizador proveerá el sistema de petos electrónicos marca Daedo para los atletas participantes. Los protectores de pie electrónicos son responsabilidad de los atletas; a su vez todas las protecciones también son su responsabilidad: protectores para la cabeza, pie, brazos, espinilleras, bucal, guantes e inguinal. Dobok blanco de Taekwondo con cuello en V en buenas condiciones y protecciones de marcas aprobadas. Los Danes deben vestir dobok con cuello negro. Los parches, bordados, logos, nombres de equipos, países o atleta y rayas estarán permitidas en el uniforme, pero no se permitirá ninguna cinta en ninguna parte del uniforme. Modalidad G1 reconocidas por W.T.F. / Modalidad OPEN reconocidas por W.T.F. - C.A.T. EQUIPO DE PROTECCIÓN Protector genital, antebrazo y espinellera deben ir por debajo del dobok. Cabezales azul para Chung y rojo para Hong. No está permitido el uso de otros artículos en la cabeza además del protector de cabeza. Cualquier artículo religioso deberá ser aprobado antes y deberá ser utilizado debajo del protector de la cabeza y dentro del dobok y no deberá causar daño u obstrucción al oponente. PUNTUACIÓN MEDALLA DE ORO: 7 PUNTOS MEDALLA DE PLATA: 3 PUNTOS MEDALLA DE BRONCE: 1 PUNTO Categoría Adultos Danes suman puntos para el ranking mundial y olímpico W.T.F. PESAJE El pesaje de los atletas deberá ser completado un día antes de su competencia. Deberá ser realizado en ropa interior, o desnudo si así lo prefieren. Deberán presentar en el momento de pesarse CREDENCIAL DEL EVENTO y PASAPORTE o DOCUMENTO NACIONAL DE IDENTIDAD. 5 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com CATEGORÍAS KYORUGI Adultos Hombres Mujeres Hasta 54 kg. Hasta 46 kg. Hasta 58 kg. Hasta 49 kg. Hasta 63 kg. Hasta 53 kg. Hasta 68 kg. Hasta 57 kg. Hasta 74 kg. Hasta 62 kg. Hasta 80 kg. Hasta 67 kg. Hasta 87 kg. Hasta 73 kg. Más de 87 kg. Más de 73 kg. Juveniles Hombres Mujeres Hasta 45 kg. Hasta 42 kg. Hasta 48 kg. Hasta 44 kg. Hasta 51 kg. Hasta 46 kg. Hasta 55 kg. Hasta 49 kg. Hasta 59 kg. Hasta 52 kg. Hasta 63 kg. Hasta 55 kg. Hasta 68 kg. Hasta 59 kg. Hasta 73 kg. Hasta 63 kg. Hasta 78 kg. Hasta 68 kg. Más de 78 kg. Más de 68 kg. Cadetes Hombres Mujeres Hasta 33 kg. Hasta 29 kg. Hasta 37 kg. Hasta 33 kg. Hasta 41 kg. Hasta 37 kg. Hasta 45 kg. Hasta 41 kg. Hasta 49 kg. Hasta 44 kg. Hasta 53 kg. Hasta 47 kg. Hasta 57 kg. Hasta 51 kg. Hasta 61 kg. Hasta 55 kg. Hasta 65 kg. Hasta 59 kg. Más de 65 kg. Más de 59 kg. 6 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com CATEGORÍAS POOMSAE INDIVIDUAL 1 INTEGRANTE CADETES JUVENILES ADULTOS - edad (12-13-14) (15-16-17) -30 -40 -50 -60 -65 +65 DUPLA 2 INTEGRANTES EQUIPOS 3 INTEGRANTES MASC FEM CADETE / JUVENIL / HASTA 30 / MÁS 30 CADETE / JUVENIL / HASTA 30 / MÁS 30 GUPS – Reglamento Adaptado GUPS 6 5 4 3 2 1 1, 2 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 POOMSAE 3 (OB) 6 (OB) OB - Obligatoria DANES PROMOCIONALES – Reglamento Adaptado DAN 1 2 3 4 5 4, 5, 6, 4, 5, 6, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Koryo Koryo, Keumgang Koryo, Keumgang 7, 8 7, 8, Koryo POOMSAE Keumgang Taeback Taeback, Pyongwon Koryo Keumgang Taeback Pyongwon (OB) Shipjin (OB) (OB) (OB) (OB) OB - Obligatoria DANES – Reglamento WTF CATEGORÍA HASTA HASTA HASTA HASTA MÁS CADETE JUVENIL HASTA 50 30 40 60 65 65 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 6, 7, 8 8, Koryo Koryo, Keumgang Koryo, Keumgang, Koryo Koryo Taeback, Pyongwon Keumgang Taeback Taeback, Pyongwon, POOMSAE Keumgang Shipjin, Jitae Pyongwon Shipjin Keumgang Jitae, Taeback Shipjin Chonkwon, Hansu Chonkwon DUPLA y EQUIPOS CATEGORÍA CADETE JUVENIL HASTA 30 MÁS 30 4,5,6,7,8 4,5,6,7,8 6,7,8 Taegeuk 8 Koryo, Koryo, Keumgang, Koryo, Keumgang, Koryo, Keumgang, POOMSAE Keumgang Taeback Taeback, Pyongwon, Taeback, Pyongwon, Shipjin Shipjin, Jitae, Chonkwon 7 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com HOSPEDAJE Para realizar las reservas enviar por mail a [email protected]. Para las reservas enviar nombre del responsable y teléfono de contacto. La no presentación al hotel reservado se cobraran los 2 primeras noches. Los valores se abonan en dólar billete. Hotel Aeroparque Inn & Suites **** (Hotel Sede) Av. Rafael Obligado Costanera, 1425 Buenos Aires, Capital Federal 011 4803-6002 - http://www.hotelaeroparque.com/ Single o Doble matrimonial U$D 125 Doble Twin: U$D 115 Doble Doble U$D 115 Triple: U$D 165 Cuádruple: U$D 190 Encuentre en Hotel Aeroparque Inn & Suite la cercanía, calidez y comodidad que espera al llegar a Buenos Aires. Hotel Aeroparque Inn & Suite permite el mix perfecto entre negocios y descanso a quien lo visita. Hotel Aeroparque Inn & Suite una experiencia urbana única en Buenos Aires. Cristal Palace Hotel **** Ciudad de la Paz 2550, 1428 Ciudad De Buenos Aires 011 4786-1700 - http://www.cristalpalace.com/ Single/Doble U$D 110 Triple U$D 150 Cuadruple U$D 190 Bienvenido a Cristal Palace Hotel Belgrano, un nuevo hotel ubicado estratégicamente en el Barrio de Belgrano, uno de los más importantes centros comerciales; lugar exclusivo de Buenos Aires, donde desde un primer momento se encontrará con el confort, cordialidad y calidez que nos caracteriza, para brindarle a nuestros huéspedes la mejor atención. 8 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com Hotel Cristoforo Colombo **** Fray Justo S. M. de Oro 2747, Buenos Aires 011 4778-4945 - http://www.hotelcc.com.ar/ Doble U$D 115 Triple U$D 135 Hotel Cristoforo Colombo se encuentra ubicado en el corazón de Buenos Aires a espaldas de la “La Rural” y Embajada de los EUA, con vistas al Zoo y los Bosques de Palermo, ofreciendo una mezcla ideal de negocios y placer con atención personalizada. Hotel Presidente **** Cerrito 850, Buenos Aires 011 4816-2222 – http://www.hotelpresidente.com.ar/ Single/Doble U$D 115 Doble vista lateral U$D 130 Cuádruple U$D 210 Este hotel lleva en funcionamiento más de 3 décadas, y se encuentra situado en un edificio clásico, al lado de las Avenidas 9 de Julio y Córdoba, a pocas manzanas del Obelisco y de la calle Florida. TRASLADOS Cantidad mínima de pasajeros 6 personas. 14 Paxs 18 Paxs 14Paxs 1 Pax 18Paxs 1 Pax Aeropuerto Ezeiza - Hotel USD 170 USD 23 USD 255 USD 30 Aeroparque - Hotel USD 125 USD 19 USD 190 USD 25 Hotel - Aeropuerto Ezeiza USD 125 USD 19 USD 190 USD 25 Hotel - Aeroparque USD 125 USD 19 USD 190 USD 25 Hotel - Sede del evento USD 125 USD 19 USD 190 USD 25 Sede del Evento - Hotel USD 125 USD 19 USD 190 USD 25 9 www.taekwondoargentinaopen.com CRONOGRAMA EVENTO DÍA HORA LUGAR Arribo de delegaciones 25 - 27 Cena bienvenida a Árbitros 27 21 hs.
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