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ORLANDO CALINA President FRKEA - DOCE PARES - WEKAF Romania Email: [email protected] Website: www.wekaf.ro https://www.facebook.com/orlando.wko Mobile: 0040734.311.744 BIOGRAPHY 1979 - Start practicing Karate and Judo 1986 - 1 Dan Karate Do 1986 - 1 Dan Judo 1990 - Founding member of the Romanian Federation of Martial Arts 1990 - First place in Kata and Kumite at national championships 1997 - Graduated from the National School of Karate Coaches in Romania 2002 - 5 Dan Ju Jitsu 2003 - Start practicing Kali Eskrima Arnis 2004 - First Class Sports Merit Medal awarded by the President of Romania. 2005 - Coach Emeritus of Sport - Karate 2008 - 8 Dan Karate Do 2011 - 1 Dan Kali Eskrima Arnis 2012 - 7 Dan Ju Jitsu 2012 - Founding President of the Federation of Filipino Martial Arts and Related Disciplines in Romania 2013 - Technical and Official Director Representative of WEKAF Cebu City, Philippines in Romania. 2014 - 9 Dan Karate Do 2014 - Director DOCE PARES Romania 2015 - Organizing WEKAF European Championship July 16 to 19 Bucharest, Romania 2017 - Wekaf Romania participated in C.E in London where Romania won 3 gold medals 2018 - 1 Dan Doce Pares - 5 Duan Qina Kung Fu Shaolin - 10 Dan Karate Do - Wekaf Romania participated in C.M in Hawaii where he won two bronze medals - I was elected Vice-President of WEKAF International 2019 - We organize WEKAF European Championship in Bucharest, Romania between 25-28 July 2019 SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2003 - 2008 - International sporting results with athletes at World and European Championships Karate - 20 titles and 150 titles won National Karate Championships 2002 – 2014 - Professional trainings in the field of sport martial arts and military applications with different structures and attended by international masters from different styles (GSBertoletti - ju jitsu, A. Pagano - aikido, Rony Kluger - karate, Ferenc Danko – Doce Pares Eskrima, Danny Huertas - Doce Pares Eskrima, SGM. Dionisio A. Cañete ODL - Doce Pares Eskrima) 2015 - Results of the National Team European Championship WEKAF FAMFDAR from July 16 to 19 Bucharest, Romania – two gold medals, eight silver medals and 10 bronze medals obtained in total 20 titles. 2017 - Wekaf Romania participated in C.E in London where Romania won 3 gold medals 2018 - Wekaf Romania participated in C.M in Hawaii where he won two bronze medals PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2013 - 2016 Student of Cantemir Christian University in Bucharest Faculty of International Economic Relations Specialization International Economic Sciences .

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