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The London International Open THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL OPEN THE K2 LEISURE CENTRE CRAWLEY, ENGLAND 21st OF NOVEMBER 2010 Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 1. CONTESTANTS________________________________________________________________ _ 1.2 Divisions A – Class: 1st Dan / Poom and higher B – Class: 1st Kup (Black tag) – 4th Kup (Blue belt) C – Class: 5th Kup (Blue tag) – 9th Kup (Yellow tag) 2. A – CLASS DIVISION (DAN / POOM GRADES)________________________________________ 2.1 A – Class: Full WTF Rules Competitors must be minimum 1st Dan / Poom grade & Kukkiwon holder. 2.2 Cut-Off System will be as follows: st 1 Round: If there are over 18 competitors in a division then they will start in this round. nd 2 Round: The top 50% of the competitors (9-18 competitors) with the highest scores st nd from the 1 round will qualify for this 2 round (including competitors with equal scores) (possibility for extra rounds in case of equal scores to qualify for the finals) nd Final: The top 6 competitors (with the highest scores) from the 2 round will qualify for this round. Divisions may start in the final if there are 8 entrants or less. 9 entrants or more will start in the nd 2 Round. st st 1 Round – will be two poomsae from the 1 Compulsory section of the table. nd nd 2 Round – will be two poomsae from the 2 Compulsory section of the table. Final Round: Two poomsae will be required and may be performed with a one minute rest period nd in between. The two poomsae for the final will be the two poomsae remaining in the 2 compulsory section. All competitors must perform the set poomsae and if they cannot they will be disqualified. Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 3.3 A-CLASS DIVISION (DAN/POOM GRADES)_____________________________________________ Dan Grades Individual (Male & Female) Division 1st Compulsory Poomsae 2nd Compulsory Poomsae Cadet -13 yrs (Born 1997 or later) Taeguek 4,5,6,7 Jang Taeguek 8 Jang, Koryo, Junior 14 – 18 yrs Keumgang, Taebaek (Born 1992-1996) 1st Senior 19 - 30 yrs (Born 1980-1991) Taegeuk 6,7,8 Jang Koryo Keumgang, Taebeak, 2nd Senior 31 – 40 yrs Pyongwon, Shipjin (Born 1970-1979) 1st Master 41 – 50 yrs Taeguek 8 Jang, Koryo, Pyongwon, Shipjin, Jitae, (Born 1960-1969) Keumgang, Taebeak Chonkwon 2nd Master 51+ yrs Koryo, Keumgang, Taebaek, Shipjin, Jitae, Chonkwon, Hansu (Born 1958 or before) Pyongwon Pairs (1 Male and 1 Female) Division 1st Compulsory Poomsae 2nd Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Pair – 13 yrs Taeguek 4,5,6,7 Jang Taeguek 8 Jang, Koryo, Keumgang, (Born 1997 or later) Taebaek 1st Pair 14-35 yrs Taeguek 6,7,8 Jang, Koryo Keumgang, Taebeak, Pyongwon, (Born 1975-1996) Shipjin 2nd Pair 36+ yrs Taeguek 8 Jang, Koryo, Pyongwon, Shipjin, Jitae, Chonkwon (Born 1974 or before) Keumgang, Taebaek Teams (3 Males or 3 Females) Division 1st Compulsory Poomsae 2nd Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Team – 13yrs Taeguek 4,5,6,7 Jang Taeguek 8 Jang, Koryo, Keumgang, (Born 1997 or later) Taebeak 1st Team 14 – 35 yrs Taeguek 6,7,8 Jang, Koryo Keumgang, Taebaek, Pyongwon, (Born 1975-1996) Shipjin 2nd Team 36+ yrs Taegeuk 8 Jang, Koryo, Pyongwon, Shipjin, Jitae, Chonkwon (Born 1974 or before) Keumgang, Taebaek Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRIES FOR THE POOMSE CAN NOT USE THE ONLINE SYSTEM. PLEASE POST YOUR ENTRIES OR E MAIL [email protected] 4. B CLASS DIVISION (Kup Grades 4th Kup Blue Belt to 1st Kup Black Tag)______________________ B Class Competition Method If 9 competitors, Pairs, Teams or more: Two poomsae to be performed in first round (top 6 to progress), and one further poomsae in the final. A poomsae cannot be repeated in the final. If 8 competitors, Pairs, Teams or less: Straight to final, two poomsae performed Individual (Male & Female) Division Compulsory Poomsae Peewee up to 9 yrs Cadet 10 - 13 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae Junior 14 – 17 yrs From Taegeuk 3 to Taegeuk 8 1st Senior 18 - 35 yrs 2nd Senior over 36 yrs Pairs (1 Male and 1 Female) Division Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Pair up to 13yrs 1st Pair 14yrs to 17 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae From Taegeuk 3 to Taegeuk 8 2nd Pair over 18 yrs Teams (3 Males or 3 Females) Division Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Pair up to 13yrs 1st Team 14 yrs to 17 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae From Taegeuk 3 to Taegeuk 8 2nd Team over 18 yrs Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRIES FOR THE POOMSE CAN NOT USE THE ONLINE SYSTEM. PLEASE POST YOUR ENTRIES OR E MAIL [email protected] 5. C CLASS DIVISION (Kup Grades 9th Kup Yellow Tag to 5th Kup Blue Tag)_______________________ C Class Competition Method If 9 competitors, Pairs, Teams or more: Two poomsae to be performed in first round (top 6 to progress), and one further poomsae in the final. A poomsae can be repeated in the final. If 9 competitors, Pairs, Teams or more: Straight to final, two poomsae performed Individual (Male & Female) Division Compulsory Poomsae Peewee up to 9 yrs Cadet 10 - 13 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae Junior 14 – 17 yrs From Taegeuk 1 to Taegeuk 6 1st Senior 18 - 35 yrs 2nd Senior over 36 yrs Pairs (1 Male and 1 Female) Division Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Pair up to 13yrs 1st Pair 14yrs to 17 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae From Taegeuk 1 to Taegeuk 6 2nd Pair over 18 yrs Teams (3 Males or 3 Females) Division Compulsory Poomsae Cadet Pair up to 13yrs 1st Team 14yrs to 17 yrs Competitors choice of Poomsae From Taegeuk 1 to Taegeuk 6 2nd Team over 18 yrs Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 APPLICATION FORM NAME: _______________________________________________ SEX: MALE / FEMALE (Please circle) ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________________________ EMAIL: ___________________________________________ TEL: ___________________________________________ CLUB: ________________________ COACH: ________________________ DATE OF BIRTH: _____________________ BTCB NUMBER: M______________ BTC NUMBER: A_______________ EXPIRY DATE: _______________ GRADE: ______________________________ CLASS A / B / C (Please circle) Tick Categories entered: Individual Peewee Cadet Junior 1st Senior 2nd Senior 1st Masters 2nd Masters (Kup Only) (Dan Only) (Dan Only) Pairs Cadet Pair 1st Pair 2nd Pair Enter name of pairs partner: _____________________________________________________________ Synchron Team Cadet Team 1st Team 2nd Team Enter names of team members: ___________________________________________________________ Entry Fee Individual €35.00 Euros or £25 (Dan and Kup Grades) £: _______ Addicional Category £5 per person £: _______ Late Entries €45.00 Euros or £30 £: _______ TOTAL (cheques payable to - Universal Taekwondo Federation) £: _______ I confirm that the details above are correct and the above named has full valid BTCB Insurance membership. No claim whatsoever will be made against the organisers, the UTF or the BTCB. I hear-by accept full responsibility for any loss or injuries sustained at this event. By entering this event I agree to the announcement of the results with names and photographs being reported on the internet and printed media. Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB E mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976 Mobile 07767684625 Signed: ____________ _____________ _______________ ______ Date: _______________________________ (parent or guardian if under 18 yrs) ***IMPORTANT*** Please return all application forms by November 15th 2010 Applications will not be accepted without correct fee and all details complete. RETURN TO: c/o John Webster 24 -28 St Leonards Rd, Windsor, Berkshire, SL43BB 3 TECHNICAL COMPETITION – Starts at 10.00 am. 7. LICENCE DECLARATION FORM Please photocopy your licence details and stick Please paste here two passport sized (Details are usually on the inside front cover of photographs your licence). here. This application form is NOT valid unless a copy Do not use of your license is included in this space. staples. I have read and understood this completed entry form and hereby accept full responsibility for any injury I may sustain during or associated with this event. I understand that this event is run using full WTF rules. I accept that I cannot hold any member or officer of the Universal TKD Federation or the BTCB responsible for any loss of personal items or for any injury they may be sustain as a result of competing at this tournament. I confirm I hold adequate insurance enabling me to compete in this event. I also accept in full the decisions of referee's & officials at this event. The information given on this form is for the Signature: sole use of the Universal Taekwondo Federation (or parent/guardian if under 16 years) and will not be given out to any 3rd party Mailing address c/o John Webster UTF, Unit 531, 24 -28 St Leonardswithout your Road, consent Windsor, (or consentBerkshire, of SL43BB Print EName: mail: events at utftaekwondo.com. Telephone : 01753553976parent/guardian Mobile if 07767684625under 16 years) and complies with the Data Protection Act 1998. Date: Please note that details of entries received will be posted on the web site for information purposes only. 3. VENUE DETAILS Crawley's new leisure centre, K2, boasts an Olympic size swimming pool and it has been built around the same principles as the London 2012 Olympic bid - inclusivity, social outcomes and the future of our young people.
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