2012 WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ANKARA, TÜRKĐYE Light Contact, Low Kick, K1�Rules 28 October – 03 November 2012

2012 WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ANKARA, TÜRKĐYE Light Contact, Low Kick, K1Rules 28 October – 03 November 2012

President of Turkish Kickboxing Salim KAYICI Email: [email protected] Online Registration:www.walb.de Contact Person: Yvonne Farley: + 90 531 379 6491 Phone: +90 312 3118610 Fax: + 90 312 3118620 Official Championship Website: http://www.europeankickboxingchampionshipsturkey2012.com 2012 WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ANKARA, TÜRKĐYE Light Contact, Low Kick, K1Rules 28 October – 03 November 2012

It is a great pleasure for me to invite you all to take part in our next European Championships, which will be held in beautiful Ankara (capitol of Turkey) from 28 th October to 3 rd November 2012. Turkish Kickboxing Federation, leaded by Mr. Salim Kayici, is one of the most active organizations in WAKO, which have developed enormously in the past few years both in quality and in figures. They have more than 100.000 members in their organization and many of their fighters won prestigious medals in our Continental and World Championships in the different styles. That’s a reality nobody can deny and it states the good structure, the good organization of the Turkish Kickboxing Federation since there cannot be success without true merit. But there are other good reasons to go to Turkey: the fact that the continental championships in Ankara is a must for all those competitors in Low Kick wishing to qualify for the World Combat Games in St. Petersburg (Russia) in October 2013. To win in the selected weight classes will grant medalists the certainty of participation and I am sure that will also grant our next Championships a special aura and will create great performances from our fighters.

The second good reason, of course, is to know a country, Turkey, which is a perfect synthesis of East and West cultures. Everybody will have the chance to appreciate the two aspects of Turkey’s everyday life: a mixture of old traditions and modern society, together with a particular disposition and warmness towards guests. I am sure that the Turkish Kickboxing Federation will make a very good job in promoting our European Championships and everybody will make a fantastic experience to bring back home. Hoping to see you all in Ankara very soon, best regards.

Ennio Falsoni WAKO President

WELCOME TO THE 2012 ANKARA, WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS!

It is such a privilege to welcome all of you to our wonderful homeland of Turkey. We are very honored to be able to host the 2012 WAKO European Championships for Light Contact, Low Kick, and K1 Rules.

I first want to thank our World Association of Kickboxing Organizations President and my friend, Dr. Ennio Falsoni for allowing our Federation and our Country the honor of hosting these Championships. We have worked very hard to put together a successful Championship for each of you.

This WAKO European Championship will also serve as the “Qualification Tournament” for the World Combat Games to be held in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2013.

We hope that you will have time to take in some of the many sights and historical places in our country while you are here. You will find Turkey to be full of all the modernism of the world and yet see that in some places it still holds on to its older traditions. Turkey is a place where East meets West, and is known as the bridge between two continents (Europe and Asia); you will find elements of both here. I hope that these Championships will be a place that continues to unite us all in this great sport of kickboxing!

May you experience the truest aspects of Turkish Hospitality as you stay here for these Championships! I wish you all the very best and the most success!

Salim KAYICI President of the Turkish Kickboxing Federation WAKO Executive Board Member

ANKARA

As you rise above the banks of the Enguri Su climbing the rather steep incline, you finally arrive in the city of Ankara the capital and the second largest population in Turkey. Despite the modernization that has occurred over the past fe w decades, it is still dotted with reminders of its past history. Today, Ankara is fil led with a bustling nightlife , consulates, government and state houses, military bases, and universities just like any major metropolitan area. There are so many structures that remind you where Ankara had its place in ancient and past history. Byzantine, Hellenistic, Hittite, Ottoman , Phrygian, and Roman castles as well as other ruins and structures from these civilizations still adorn the surrounding landscape. So you can be sure that Ankara has held a very prominent place in past history. Here is a listi ng of some of the more popular visitor’s delights in Ankara .

Ankara , Turkey's capital city , is important to diplomats and bureaucrats, and has a few significant sights for visitors. Today this city at an altitude of 938 meters (3077 feet) is a sprawling metropolis of five million people.

Before the Turkish War of Independence brought Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and his generals to Ankara as a wartime command post, Ankara was a small town with a Roman citadel on a high hill and a brisk trade in Angora wool , the long, fine hair of the Angora goat.

After Atatürk proclaimed Ankara to be the capital of the Turkish Republic’s new capital, it began to grow. After WWII, a constant influx of villagers from the countryside in search of a better life brought Ankara explosive growth. The city now sprawls through valleys and across hills in every direction, but on your visit you need only be concerned with a few specific areas.

Ankara's interesting sights such as the citadel, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations , Anıtkabir (Atatürk Mausoleum) and Roman ruins will give you a small taste of s ome of Turkey’s vast sites. Beyond this city is some of the most amazing sights you will see both old and new! We encourage you to take some time and explore our wonderful country!

President of Turkish Kickboxing Salim KAYICI Email: [email protected] Online Registration: www.walb.de Contact Person: Yvonne Farley: + 90 531 379 6491 Phone: +90 312 3118610 Fax: + 90 312 3118620 Official Championship Website: http://www.europeankickboxingchampionshipsturkey2012.com 2012 WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ANKARA, TÜRKĐYE Light Contact, Low Kick, K1Rules 28 October – 03 November 2012

ANKARA ARENA SPORTS CENTER

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This airport has been in operation since 1955. It is located 28 km (17 mi) northeast of Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. On 17 June 2009, Esenboğa International Airport was awarded the best airport in Europe by ACI Europe (Airport Council International) in Manchester.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:

METRO/SUBWAY

Ankara has two subway (underground) train lines so far:

The Ankara Metro M1 Line runs northwestsoutheast between the central Kızılay Square and the northeastern suburb of Batıkent.

The Ankaray A1 Line runs eastwest between ATĐ, the main bus terminal in the west and Dikimevi in the east.

Payment is by paper fare tickets with magnetic stripes. The tickets are valid on both the Metro and Ankaray lines. You buy the tickets in the metro stations. These are also useable on the Buses.

Insert the ticket in the machine at the turnstile, wait until it pops out again, take your ticket and pass through the turnstile. Your ticket is not checked at the end of your trip.

It's a bit confusing to have only one line named Metro , when in fact both lines are part of the same "metro" system, but so it is.

**The Ulus Metro station is the closest stop to the Ankara Arena Tournament Sports Center.

Dolmu Dolmu is a special service found only in Turkey. This is a collective taxi, which follows specific routes. It may be a car or a minibus. Each passenger pays according to the distance traveled and can get off at specific or requested stops. In order to get off, the passenger need only say, " inecek var " meaning “someone to get off here” and the dolmu will stop. The municipality fixes the relatively cheap fares. This is a very practical means of transportation and can be cheaper than a taxi. You pay the fee to the driver (2 TL per person).

Bus (Otobüs) Buses are cheap, however especially at peak times they are very crowded and they're not comfortable. There are two types of buses in Ankara servicing the whole the city. The municipality runs One and these are called Belediye Otobüsü. These buses are either red or blue and dark blue striped. Since electronic tickets are required for traveling with these buses the tickets should be bought in advance. They are sold in minimum usage of five in the Metro Station. The second type of bus is privately run Halk Otobüsü, which are green or blue. Tickets are not welcome on these buses and only cash is accepted. However the price is the same (2 TL one way).

Taxi (Taksi) Taxis are numerous in all Turkish cities and are recognizable by their yellow color and word taksi on top of the car. All taxis have the letter T in their license plates. The fare shown on the meter reads according to distance traveled. The ride will start at 2.5 TL, and the rate is 2.1 TL per kilometer. Here are a few useful sayings that might come in handy: Stop here burada durun; Left sol, Right sağ; Turn on the meter taksimetreyi çalıtırın; Wait please lütfen bekleyin; Wait here burada bekleyin.

Atatürk Mausoleum (Anıtkabir)

Address: Anittepe, Ankara, Turkey, TR This fine memorial complex built in 1944 commemorates the Turkish founder, Ataturk. Known locally as the Anitkabir, the Ataturk Mausoleum is a stark yet grand and imposing attraction, located atop a series of steps and featuring a huge mosaic courtyard, together with an exceptionally beautiful gold leaf clad interior. The Changing of the Guard ceremony is well worth a look, as is the recent War of Independence Museum, which encircles the courtyard at its lower level. A gift shop is also onsite.

Open: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00 to 17:00 Admission: free

Ankara Citadel (HisarAnkara Kalesi)

Located atop a hill in the heart of Ankara, the Ankara Citadel, or castle, serves as one of the most recognizable symbol's of Turkey's capital. Visiting the citadel is more than just seeing the impressive structure, with its 14-16 m (46-53 ft) high walls. A journey inside the citadel also provides you with a look at what ancient Turkey might have looked like.

The structures within and around the castle serve as some of the oldest authentic examples of traditional Turkish architecture. Although no one know for sure exactly how old the citadel is, its foundations were thought to have been laid by Galatians nearly 3,000 years ago. Inside the citadel, many of the old houses have been restored and converted into restaurants, creating the atmosphere of an ancient Anatolian village. The local people still live as if in a traditional Turkish town. As you wander along the narrow winding streets, you'll often see women beating and sorting through skeins of wool.

Address: Ulus, Ankara, Turkey, TR Open: daily - 24 hours Admission: free Museum of the War of Independence (Kurtulu Savaı Müzesi)

This museum has a collection of military photographs and documents, housed in Turkey's first parliament (the Republican Grand National Assembly held early sessions here). The latter was the assembly's second headquarters, and features exhibits on the republic's beginnings.

Museum of Anatolian Civilizations (Anadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi)

Considered to be one of Ankara's premier attractions, the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations is a must see for history buffs, or anyone interested in learning more about ancient Turkey. Housed in a restored 15th-century covered market, the museum is home to the best artifacts discovered in excavations throughout Turkey.

As you move your way through the different parts of the museum, you embark on a chronological journey through Anatolia's past. The museum contains relics from different periods of Anatolian history including those from Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Bronze Age, Assyrian, Hittite, Phrygian, Urartian, and Lydian civilazations. There are also classical Greek and Roman artificats on display in a separate section of the museum .

Rahmi M. Koc Museum (Rahmi Koç Müzesi)

It is the museum, all people form every nation can find something from his/her past. Toys, models, vehicles, old fasion medical devices etc... You can see a lot of interesting things. Also neighboorhood of the museum is very touristic. Old Ankara' houses and bazaar, Ankara castle, antic shops etc are surrounding the museum. In side the museum, there is fancy restaurant.

Ethnographic Museum (Etnografya Müzesi)

This museum houses a rich collection of folkloric artifacts, and was the first resting place of Ataturk until the completion of his mausoleum in 1953.

Talat Pasa Boulevard, Ankara, Turkey

Around the walls are photographs of Atatürk's funeral. The collection is superb, with displays covering henna ceremonies, Anatolian jewelry, rug making, Seljuk ceramics, early-15th-century doors and (opposite the anxious-looking mannequins in the circumcision display) coffee. Also of interest are the calligraphy and manuscript collections of Besim Atalay, who translated the Quran into Kurdish.

Haci Bayram Mosque (Hacı Bayram Cami)

The mosque as it stands today shows the architectural characteristics of late 17th century and 18th century mosques. The ceiling is made of ornamental wood, and floral and plant motifs can be found throughout.

Temple of Augustus and Rome (Tarihi Roma Kalıntıları)

Address: Ulus, Ankara, Turkey, TR

Although closed to the public due to its state of disrepair, the Temple of Augustus and Rome, built in 10 AD by the Galatians, retains the best- preserved copy of the Deeds of Deified Augustus (Res Gestae Divi Augusti), which detail the Roman Empire. The Romans revamped the temple in the 2nd century although nearly 2,000 years of weather and seismic activity have taken their toll on this rather ancient attraction. Plans to restore the temple are underway.

Open: Daily Admission: view from exterior only.

Roman Baths (Roma Hamamı)

The sprawling ruins of these 3rd-century baths are 400m north of Ulus Meydanı. The layout of the baths is clearly visible; look for the standard Roman apoditerium (dressing room), frigidarium (cold room), tepidarium (warm room) and caldarium (hot room). A Byzantine tomb and Phrygian remains have also been found here. More excavations are in the pipelines.

Open: daily - 08:30 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 15:30 Admission: charge

Address: Cankiri Avenue, Ulus, Ankara, Turkey

Kocatepe Mosque (Kocatepe Camii)

This commanding mosque was built between 1967 and 1987 and is both the newest and largest in the city.

Gençlik Parkı

Walk south from Ulus Meydanı along Atatürk Bulvarı and you'll soon reach the entrance to Gençlik Parkı, where Atatürk had a swamp converted into an artificial lake. The Luna Park funfair provides amusement for children and several pleasant çay bahçesi (tea gardens).

Atakule

A 410 foot (125m) communications and observation tower, Atakule stands in the Cankaya district of central Ankara, and serves as the city's primary landmark. A glass elevator whisks visitors to the tower's observation area for spectacular views of the city.

The top of the tower boasts an open terrace and a revolving restaurant, Sevilla, which rotates a full 360-degrees each hour. Another restaurant (which does not rotate), Dome, is located above Sevilla and directly under the cupola.

ORGANIZER’S INFORMATION

Türkiye Kick Boks Federasyonu People in Charge: Mr. Salim KAYICI President Of Turkish Kickboxing Organizer’s Mrs. Yvonne FARLEY + 90 531 3796491 Mr. Abdullah KORKMAZ + 90 532 6832910 For French Mr. Sahin KOCAK + 90 535 6930781 Mr. Omer BEKTAS + 90 532 4058339

Accommodation All participants will stay in their choice of 3, 4, or 5 Star Hotels.

Checkin and registration are at the ANKARA ARENA SPORTS CENTER Accreditations and times are specified in the program. Participating federations must arrive and checkin within the time limits. The entry fees must be paid at the check in only in cash EURO to the WAKO directly. Neither the organizer of the event, nor the Turkish Kickboxing Federation (nor any of its officials or members) will be liable or responsible for any Liability personal injury nor for any loss or damage to your property arising out of your participation and travelling in connection with these events. The Turkish Kickboxing Federation will help you with obtaining your visas for athletes and officials. Please send the enclosed visa form by email or fax Visa Guidelines by 21 September 2012. Please enclude all the information that is needed in the invitation letter for visas.

Bank Information Only CASH in EUROS will be accepted at registration.

Registration You must register your participants using the WAKO Easy Registration Online online at: www.easyregistration.de

TRANSPORT

Transfer from Ankara, Esenboga Airport to the Ankara Arena Sports Center and to the hotels by bus are available at the following rates:

Destination Up to 4 Up to 8 Up to 14 Up to 27 Up to 55 passengers Passengers Passengers Passengers Passengers

Ankara 60€ 120€ 140€ 270 € 550€ Airport

**Prices are intended per JOURNEY (one way) and incl ude VAT, toll and daily (travel ing) allowance for drivers.

TO BOOK your transfer please specify all the details concerning the number of passengers, date, place, time of arrival and departure on the Travel Schedule and send it by fax: +90 312 311 86 20 or by e mail to: [email protected] not later than 21 September 2012.

President of Turkish Kickboxing Salim KAYICI Email: [email protected] Online Registration: www.walb.de Contact Person: Yvonne Farley: + 90 531 379 6491 Phone: +90 312 3118610 Fax: + 90 312 3118620 Official Championship Website: http://www.europeankickboxingchampionshipsturkey2012.com 2012 WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ANKARA, TÜRKĐYE Light Contact, Low Kick, K1Rules 28 October – 03 November 2012

A C C O M M O D A T I O N AND H O T E L S

All Participants in this 2012 ANKARA, WAKO European Championships must stay in the hotels sanctioned by the Turkish Kickboxing Federation. Everyone must stay a minimum of 5 nights.

All reservations must be made through our Federation.

All hotel reservations made after the 21 September 2012 deadline will result in a 10€ increase per person. There will also be a 20€ increase per person for “on the spot” hotel reservations (adding people at the time of your arrival). We must know in advance of your arrival how may people will be coming and your hotel needs.

All rooms include: Half Board (breakfast and dinner), transportation from the hotel to the sports hall and back and free entrance to the Sayonara party.

Payment must be made upon arrival to the Organizing committee in EURO and CASH ONLY. This reservation is not confirmed until you are sent an official hotel reservation confirmation.

PLEASE NOTE: There are a limited number of 3 Star Hotels available therefore, the rooms will be filled on a first come first serve basis. The first to send in hotel request forms will get the rooms.

A C C O M M O D A T I O N AND H O T E L S

CATEGORY HOTEL *** STAR Arrival Deperture Number Number Total Per Night Room Type Date Type Rooms Person Amount

Single 75 €

Double 65 €

Triple 55 €

TOTAL

CATEGORY HOTEL **** STAR Arrival Deperture Number Number Total Per Night Room Type Date Type Rooms Person Amount

Single 85 €

Double 75 €

Triple 65 €

TOTAL

CATEGORY HOTEL ***** STAR Arrival Deperture Number Number Total Per Night Room Type Date Type Rooms Person Amount

Single 110 €

Double 90 €

Triple

TOTAL

A C C O M M O D A T I O N AND H O T E L S

ANKARA ARENA SPORTS CENTER

ADDRESS: TCDD Gar Meydanı Ulus, Altındağ, Ankara TURKEY

PROGRAM: October 28 th Sunday: Arrival of Teams (Ankara Arena Sports Center – ULUS) Official Weigh in and Medical Control (09:00 – 20:00)

October 29 th Monday: Arrival of Teams (Ankara Arena Sports Center – ULUS) Official Weigh in and Medical Control (09:00 – 17:00) WAKO EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS DINNER(19:00)

October 30 th Tuesday: Official Referee Seminar (09:30 12:30) Official Drawing (13:00) Official Referee Seminar (14:00 – 17:00) OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY (19:00) Qualifications (21:00 – 22.00)

October 31 st Wednesday: Qualifications (10:00 – 20:00) ALL FEDERATION PRESIDENT’S BANQUET (19:00)

November 1 st Thursday: Weighin (Ring Sports ONLY) (07:30 – 08:30) Qualifications (10:00 – 20:00)

November 2 nd Friday: Weighin (Ring Sports ONLY) (07:30 – 08:30) Qualifications (10:00 – Finish) First part of FINALS (17:00 – 21:00) Award Ceremony (21:00)

November 3 rd Saturday: Weigh in (Ring Sports ONLY) (07:30 – 08:30) Second Part of FINALS (10:00 – 18:00) Award Ceremony (14:00 & 18:00) SAYONARA PARTY

November 4th Sunday: Departure of Delegations

Sending Deadline : 21 September 2012

PROVISIONAL ENTRY FORM WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Name Of Association

Address

Country

Telephone Fax

The above named association is going to enter a National Team to the 2012 ANKARA, WAKO Light Contact, Low Kick, and K1Rules European Kickboxing Championships for SENIORS consisting provisionally of the team numbers indicated below.

Provisional Team Number

Athletes Coaches Officials Others Total

When completed, please return this form to:

Turkish Kickboxing Federation

Fax Number : +90 312 311 86 20 E-mail : [email protected]

Appendix 1

Final Entry Form European Championships 2012 (Last Day For Final Entry 21 September 2012)

Name of Association: Address: Telephone No: Fax No: Email: Mobile Phone:

Chief of Delegation Official Referee

Coaches Journalist

Others

The above named association is going to enter a National Team to the WAKO Kickboxing EUROPEAN Championships Turkey 2012 consisting of the following team.

TEAM COMPOSITION

Athletes Coaches Managers Others Grand Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total

Notes: Enter the total numbers in each box.

Signed: Stamp: Name:

Appendix 2 2/1 COUNTRY:

K1 Male Name Surname 51 kg 54 kg 57 kg 60 kg 63,5 kg 67 kg 71 kg 75 kg 81 kg 86 kg 91 kg + 91 kg

K1 Female Name Surname 48 kg 52 kg 56 kg 60 kg 65 kg 70 kg + 70 kg

COUNTRY: ______2/2

Low Kick Male Name Surname

51 kg

54 kg 57 kg

60 kg

63,5 kg

67 kg

71 kg 75 kg 81 kg 86 kg 91 kg

+ 91 kg

Low Kick Female Name Surname 48 kg 52 kg 56 kg 60 kg 65 kg

70 kg

+ 70 kg

2/3

COUNTRY:

Light Contact Male Name Surname 57 kg 63 kg 69 kg 74 kg 79 kg 84 kg 89 kg 94 kg + 94 kg

Light Contact Female Name Surname 50 kg 55 kg 60 kg 65 kg 70 kg +70 kg

2/4

COUNTRY:

Male Light Contact Name Surname Veterans 63 kg 74 kg 84 kg 94 kg + 94 kg

Female Light Contact Name Surname Veterans 55 kg 65 kg +65 kg

WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – Ankara TÜRKĐYE

HEAD OF DELEGATION RESPONSIBILITY FORM The hosts of the 2012 ANKARA, WAKO European CHAMPIONSHIPS greatly appreciate your interest, presence and cooperation in making this Event a successful and meaningful experience for all participants involved. The average participant in this Event is well mannered, well disciplined and very cooperative. Our greatest concerns are for safety of the participants, and that at the completion of these Championships there will have been no incidents which would reflect poorly on any individuals, teams, or organizations. We ask for your cooperation and responsibility towards these aims. STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY I recognize my responsibility for the entire behavior of the athletes on my team throughout their participation in the 2012 ANKARA, WAKO European CHAMPIONSHIPS. These responsibilities begin at the time of their first arrival and conclude after their final departure from the Tournament, Tournament Site or other Site which might be related to their participation in this Event. This includes complete supervision while athletes are in their respective competition for the purpose of these Championships. I also recognize that discipline problems arise in the late evening after the conclusion of the competition, in the form of not obeying the quiet hours between 11 PM and 5:30 AM , and especially on the last night of competition. I also recognize that the host committee, the Tournament Director, and the Staff at each competitive site will be available to help control discipline problems and make the Tournament enjoyable for all. PLEASE PRINT

COUNTRY NAME

NAME

DATE OF BIRTH

SIGNATURE

ADDRESS

CITY/STATE/CODE

PHONE email:

WAKO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS CODE OF CONDUCT

GENERAL CONTACT All participants in the Championships, players, coaches, chaperon and relatives are expected to abide by the following code of conduct.

USE OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGS BY COMPETITORS IS PROHIBITED State laws prohibit the use of alcohol by minors (under 18 years of age) and the possession or use of drugs. These laws will be strictly enforced by, team chaperon, and tournament officials. Any athlete found in violation of these laws may be subject to prosecution by law enforcement officers and they and their team mates will be immediately expelled from the Championships. The Head of Delegation assume responsibility for monitoring player conduct to ensure that drinking and drug use laws are upheld.

DAMAGE TO PLAYING SITES Should damage occur at any site by a player, coach, chaperon, or even a competitor’s parent, the team responsible will be charged for the damages and the participant from this team will not be admitted to any WAKO Championships. If the responsible individual/team cannot be determined then all teams participating at the site during the occurrence will be sanctioned from future WAKO Championships. We feel it is the responsibility of all teams, competitors, coaches, and families to ensure that the site is free of any problems and damages. In addition the area of the arena your team occupies is to be free of trash when you leave your site. It is also the requirement of all competition sites that ONLY WATER, IN PLASTIC CONTAINERS will be permitted inside the sporthall. Violators will cause their team to be immediately disqualified and dismissed from the Championships.

ANKARA ARENA CONDUCT ATHLETES WILL ABIDE BY WAKO RULES REGARDING ARENA CONDUCT At all times coaches, team, opponents, and officials will be treated with the utmost respect. Coaches must also assume full responsibility for enforcing arena conduct rules. Teams that fail to abide by these rules are subject to disciplinary action (e.g., DISMISSAL FROM THE EVENT).

COACH and OFFICIALS ENDORSEMENT I certify that I have read the Code of Conduct and have carefully reviewed it with my team members.

Note: It is the responsibility of every coach to review with their teams this Code of Conduct. Individual and team violators of any provisions of this Code may be excluded from future participation in WAKO events. The Tournament Director and Tournament committee will administer such disciplinary action.

Appendix 3 APPLICATION FORM FOR THE TRANSPORT AND SHUTTLE BUS

NAME OF DELEGATION:

CONTACT PERSON:

ADDRESS:

TEL: FAX:

MOB:

EMAIL:

DATE OF ARRIVAL:

DATE OF DEPARTURE:

ARRIVAL BY BUS:

ARRIVAL BY PLANE:

SHUTTLE BUS FROM THE AIRPORT: YES NO

ARRIVAL OF PLANE:

DEPARTURE OF PLANE:

NUMBER OF DELEGATION:

MALE: FEMALE: TOTAL: PLEASE RETURN BEFORE 21 SEPTEMBER 2012 and SEND THIS FORM by email to: [email protected] or by fax: +90 312 311 86 20

Appendix 4 APPLICATION FORM FOR VISA REQUEST (Please Return by 21 September 2012)

WAKO COUNTRY MEMBER:

ADDRESS:

PHONE: FAX:

EMAIL:

NAME and SURNAME PASSPORT NO DATE of BIRTH DATE of ISSUE SEX S TATUS

Ex. Bektas Omer U 41264124 18/09/1990 28/10/2012 M Athlete

10.

11.

DATE: SIGNATURE: