81. State Games Of America - Martial Arts Volunteers All referees/volunteers for the martial arts event need to be Sport Code MA Division Division Code Karate KRT (for Elite sparring only) http://www.stategames.org/sga/sports/martial_arts.html

HOME ABOUT US ATTRACTIONS GENERAL INFORMATION ... VOLUNTEER MARTIAL ARTS Sponsored by: www.makoto-usa.com NOTE: JUDO EVENTS ARE FOR ADULT BLACK BELT DIVISIONS ONLY!! Commissioners: Terry Bryan, (719) 598-0398, kyoshibryan@juno.com Ilene Barajas, (719) 510-0284, msonnyb13@aol.com Competition Sites: Cadet Center Gym, U.S. Air Force Academy, North Gate (I-25 Exit 156-B) Click here to see maps... Please click here for a list of restricted items for the U.S. Air Force Academy Competition Dates: Friday, July 29 - Saturday, July 30 Participant Entry Fees and Deadlines: Out-of-State Participants: Entry Deadline CLOSED ; Fee: $45 for first event, $10 each additional event Colorado Participants: Early Bird (May 1); Fee: $35 for first event, $10 each additional event Regular Registration CLOSED ; Fee: $45 for first event, $10 each additional event Admission Fees: Admission will be charged for spectators at this venue. Click here for more information. A referee/coaches clinic will be provided on Friday, July 29, from 8:00 -10:00 a.m. free of charge to black belts who referee/judge at the competition. Meals and an official event t-shirt will be provided to referees/judges/volunteers who commit to working at least one full day of the event (Friday or Saturday). Note: Full day positions are limited and will be filled on a first-registration and check-in basis.

82. Edinburgh University Shukokai Karate Club on the University sports Bursar Scholarships than any other martial arts club, Though all students will be given some teaching in sport karate, http://shukokai.eusu.ed.ac.uk/sport.html

edinburgh university shukokai karate club .:. home .:. club .:. art .:. method ... .:. dojo "...seven times Scottish Champions, four times British Champions..." The Sport In the history of University Karate, only one club has ever won the Scottish League, Scottish Championships and British Championships in the same year - and we're proud of it. Since the club reformed under the tutelage of Steven Webster, EU Shukokai Karate Club have dominated the Scottish Championships, winning every year since 1998. In that time, Dave Orr took his place in the coaching staff to provide specific instructor to our elite competitors, marking the beginning of a sport karate program that has yielded ever more impressive results. EU Shukokai Karate Club - Edinburgh's Best In 1999, Steven Webster and Dave Orr put together a program for British success, putting in place the "Edinburgh Selection" process which allowed the assembly of a team drawn from all Karate Clubs at University of Edinburgh. This resulted in the historic British Title in 2000, with 62% of medal points brought home by EU Shukokai. Coming second by a single point in 2002 at home in Edinburgh, the success was next repeated in 2003 in Canterbury with a points tally now comprising 93% EU Shukokai members. In 2004, the treble of British titles was achieved with 95% of the medals brought home by EU Shukokai competitors. while 2005 saw us bring home the title once again, with a large haul of the medals continuing to be made by the Shukokai contingent.

83. Apronyms Category Listing - Sports RecreationMartial Arts MainSports RecreationMartial arts. Subcategories. No subcategories Jan Morgan Great sport - teaches the individual self-control and how to defend http://apronyms.com/category.php?ID=1984758

84. Martial Arts Book Stores martial arts. martial arts sports Outdoors Individualsports martial arts. Home Browse Books Bookstore List Top Selling Books http://www.bookfinder.us/Sports___Outdoors/Individual_Sports/Martial_Arts.html

Martial Arts Home Browse Books Bookstore List Top Selling Books ... FAQ Search: Title/Author/Keywords/ISBN Individual Sports Martial Arts Book Review and Price Comparison Pages: Next Top Selling Books for Martial Arts Secrets of the Samurai : The Martial Arts of Feudal Japan AUTHOR: Oscar Ratti ISBN: 0785810730 Publish Date: May 1999 Format: Hardcover Compare prices for this book Martial Arts AUTHOR: David Mitchell ISBN: 0789454319 Publish Date: February 2000 Format: Hardcover Compare prices for this book Book of Five Rings : The Classic Guide to Strategy AUTHOR: MIYAMOTO MUSASHI ISBN: 0517415283 Publish Date: May 28, 1988 Format: Hardcover Compare prices for this book Living the Martial Way : A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think AUTHOR: Forrest E. Morgan ISBN: 0942637763 Publish Date: August 1992 Format: Paperback Compare prices for this book Zen in the Martial Arts AUTHOR: Joe Hyams ISBN: 0553275593 Publish Date: April 1982 Format: Mass Market Paperback Compare prices for this book Solo Training: The Martial Artist's Guide to Training Alone AUTHOR: Loren W. Christensen

85. Rec.martial-arts FAQ Part 1 Of 4 (LONG) The rec.martialarts FAQ and Newbie Guide are available on rtfm.mit.edu in of individual episodes of other programs that are heavy on the martial arts http://www.faqs.org/faqs/martial-arts/faq/part1/

rec.martial-arts FAQ part 1 of 4 (LONG) There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge rec.martial-arts rec.martial-arts.moderated Subject: rec.martial-arts FAQ part 1 of 4 (LONG) Summary: General martial arts information Reply-To: mcweigel+@cs.cmu.edu Date: 04 May 2004 12:59:23 GMT Archive-name: martial-arts/faq/part1 Last-modified: 2 February 2004 Posting-Frequency: twice per month URL: http://idempot.net/rmafaq/ rec.martial-arts FAQ - Part 1 of 4 ================================== The current maintainers of this FAQ are Matthew Weigel (mcweigel+@cs.cmu.edu), parts 1-3 and Lauren Radner ( lradner@us.ibm.com ), part 4. The rec.martial-arts FAQ and Newbie Guide are available on rtfm.mit.edu in the directory pub/usenet-by-hierarchy/rec/martial-arts, with the filenames rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_1_of_4, rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_2_of_4, rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_3_of_4,rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_4_of_4, and rec.martial-arts_Newbie_Guide. There is an HTML version of the FAQ available at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mcweigel/rmafaq/rmafaq1.html

86. DCTKD • Sport In The Martial Arts Curriculum rational approach that characterizes sport training dominates the behavior ofthe individual to such a degree The Merging of Sport and martial arts http://www.dctkd.org/library/papers/sport-in-ma-curriculum.cfm

Sport in the Martial Arts Curriculum Historical Precedent, Modification, and Development of the Martial Arts by Charles A. Buhs Contents Introduction Buddhism and the Development of the Asian Martial Arts The Interrelationship between Zen Buddhism and the Japanese Martial Arts Transformation of the Japanese Martial Arts: Classical vs. Modern? The Agon Model: Combat Sports in Ancient Greece The Merging of Sport and Martial Arts Bibliography Introduction The worst feature of the modern budo is that many of them put their primary emphasis on the sport aspect. The attitude of considering the do as sports makes it impossible for the individual exponent to acquire a sufficiently objective, intuitive grasp of do. The impulsively subjective, rational approach that characterizes sport training dominates the behavior of the individual to such a degree that far from producing the lofty aim of the modern cognate forms-peace and amity among nations-it results more and more in unfriendly feelings and nationalistic disharmony. (Draeger, 1974:180) As the practice and instruction of the Asian martial arts evolve and become increasingly standardized, several important themes arise that continually shape and refine the opinions and understanding of contemporary practitioners. And as Draeger articulately states in the opening quote, the incorporation of sport into the practice of martial arts is a particularly sensitive and divisive issue and one that is difficult to adequately resolve. The common argument against blending the two is that the inclusion of sport trivializes and cheapens the martial arts and that the emphasis placed upon competition detracts from both loftier as well as more practical goals. Unfortunately, when addressing this issue, the debate is often interlaced with, and obscured by, myth and subjective conclusions which, upon close scrutiny, have questionable veracity and lead to an unsatisfactory understanding of both the contemporary and historical contexts in which these issues revolve.

87. SAPL: Websites - Sports & Recreation San Antonio Public Library s staff selected sports and recreation websites. Hunting Fishing martial arts Motor sports Rodeo http://www.sanantonio.gov/library/web/sports.asp

SAPL Electronic Services Websites by Topic THE HOME TEAM ... Wrestling Also of interest THE HOME TEAM San Antonio Sports Texas Sports SAN ANTONIO SPORTS Alamo City Rugby Football Club - Includes a history of the club, schedule of matches, and links to other rugby sites. Friday Night Football - KENS-TV coverage of Friday night madness in the Alamo City and nearby. San Antonio High School Sports - The Express-News coverage of high school athletics in central Texas. San Antonio Missions Baseball - Offers a season schedule, player roster, ticket information, and a brief team history. San Antonio Polo Club - Besides offering information on the Club, this site also provides general information about polo. San Antonio Rampage - AHL hockey team. San Antonio Silver Stars - Official site of the San Antonio's own WNBA team. San Antonio Spurs - Official site of the 1999 NBA Champions. San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo - The official site of this annual San Antonio event. San Antonio Wheelmen - This is a local group that promotes bicycling as a recreational activity and non-polluting form of transportation. You will find a list of upcoming rides. STORM (South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers) - This club promotes rides and races throughout the year.

88. History Of Russian Martial Arts The sport was Sambo. Russian martial Art is the mother of Sambo, but due to the Thousands upon thousands would be required in order for an individual to http://www.completemartialarts.com/information/styles/russian/russianhistory.htm

Welcome to Complete Martial Arts.com Home Information Styles Russian Martial Arts Russian Martial Arts History Russian Martial Art, The Art of Survival, A Way of Natural Living Introduction to Russian Martial Art No rank, no rules, no pre-orchestrated movement, no limitations (except for the "Law of Nature"), Russian Martial Art is a system of education in human biomechanics and the study of human behavior under extreme situations. Students of Russian Martial Art are guided to introspect their vision to explore their full human potential. The learning environment is based upon ease, equality and enjoyment. Movement is natural and free, and acquirement of skill is based on the study of Russian folk dances, Slavic folklore, and natural laws of interdisciplinary kinesiology, biomechanics, and psycho-physiology. The folk wisdom of ancient Slavic martial traditions dates to the activity of the proto-Indo-European nomadic warrior-hunters of approximately 5,000 BCE, passed recorded from father to son in families for generations of pre-Soviet Russia, and then only among the elite combat specialist subdivisions ("Spetsnaz") of the former USSR. Only one Americans in history, Scott Sonnon was inducted as an instructor of this long, noble heritage in the attempt to bring the world together in fraternity. The training system, in America, for people of sound mind, improves quality of life, through Russian health system, sport science advancements, and elite combative preparation. In the year 2000, one of the sportive derivations of Russian Martial Art, named Sambo, will be an Olympic sport.

89. Al-Ahram Weekly | Sports | The Karate Kid First exposed to the martial art of karate in 1990 at the Gezira Youth Centre, This proves that a lot can be achieved in individual sports, Zakaria http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2001/557/sp4.htm

Al-Ahram Weekly Online 25 - 31 October 2001 Issue No.557 Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875 Current issue Previous issue Site map The karate kid An Egyptian makes inroads in Japanese combat. Abeer Anwar spoke to the new teen queen of the chop Salah all dressed up At age eight, it was apparent Heba Salah had a knack for using her hands and feet to optimum use. First exposed to the martial art of karate in 1990 at the Gezira Youth Centre, Salah was good enough to join the Egyptian youth team just five years later. Now 19, the girl with the svelte physique and a mean chop was good enough to win a gold medal at the world youth championships in Athens, an unprecedented achievement for Egyptian karate for either sex and in any age group. In Athens, Salah overpowered foes from Australia, Slovania and Germany before coming up against a Swiss Miss in the semi- final who was blown away 9-0 despite the European's vast experience. In the final, Salah again prevented her opponent, this time a Tunisian, from scoring a point, blanking her 6-0 to walk away with the gold and a unique accomplishment. "This proves that a lot can be achieved in individual sports," Zakaria Abdel-Aziz, president of the Egyptian Karate Federation, said. He said that because such sports need support, the federation was currently in the hunt for a sponsor to help promising players reach international levels.

90. Koo Self Defense, Martial Arts, Street Fighting, Kick Boxing Aerobics, Videos, H Koo Self Defense is a unique martial art with complete total body cardiovascular Koo Self Defense is unique and should be categorized as sports/martial http://www.ksdi.net/

Koo Self Defense Welcome to our award winning site one of the most popular visited martial arts and self defense site on the internet! The Koo Self Defense site is ranked in the top ten for most of the popular search engines such as Google, Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Alta Vista, Kartoo and others for many different keywords Since 1996, the number of visitors to the Koo Self Defense site has steadily been increasing and has currently reached 16,000+ hits per month! Site Updated September 22, 2005 Search our Site: Training Programs Offered: Belts / No Belts Below is a list of all the benefits from our workout KSD Kickboxing Aerobics KSD Anaerobics Anger Management Awesome Knockout Power Balance Boxing Movements Concentration Co-ordination Crunches Dirty Fighting Endurance Health Fitness Flexibility Interval Training Jump Rope Kick Boxing Mental Focus Mobility Muscle Fibers Fast-Slow Twitch Muscle Tone Physical Therapy Plyometrics Power Drills Push-ups Resistance Training Rhythm Self Defense Sit-Ups Speed Drills Stamina Drills Stomach Crunches Stretching Static/Dynamic Street Combat Street Fighting Stress Reduction Strength Total Body Workouts Weight Reduction Yoga Choose E-mail Should one e-mail address be down due to server technical problem info@ksdi.net

91. Chapters.indigo.ca - Books > Sports > Individual Sports All Results for Books sports individual sports x 5, Armed martial Artsof Japan G. Hurst I Hardcover Yale University Press July 1998 http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/default.asp?N=35 528486&Section=books&Catalog=Book

92. Martial Arts Injuries martial arts Injuries Increase your strength speed and stamina for free at the common sport injuries, sport related injuries, sport injury statistics, http://www.pponline.co.uk/encyc/0418.htm

close this X Smash Your Personal Best This Week Incredible Crash Training Program Shows Immediate Results Find out how with our FREE bulletin - Enter email address: We will never give or sell your details to a 3rd party Close this window martial arts injuries Martial arts injuries: When males and females take up martial arts, who gets hurt? As crime rates have expanded in Great Britain and the United States, concerns about personal safety have increased, and many people have decided to learn self-defence techniques by studying the martial arts. In the United States, for example, the number of martial arts enthusiasts has climbed past 200,000 and is still rising, even though very little information has been available concerning the actual safety of the sport itself. Some critics, sceptical of the merits of martial arts training, have suggested that you're more likely to be seriously hurt during a martial arts workout than you are to be hit on the head by a mugger. Now, new research carried out at George Washington University in the United States indicates that the injury rate associated with martial arts participation is comparable to the risk of injury in a hard-hitting sport like rugby, and higher than other popular sports such as running, squash, and tennis. In addition, females tend to have much higher injury rates than males. In the George Washington investigation, scientists studied 144 adult male and 30 adult female martial arts participants to calculate their frequency of injuries. The athletes engaged in a total of four different styles of martial arts - Chinese, Japanese-Okinawan, Southeast Asian, and Korean. Injuries primarily consisted of bruises, strains, sprains, and lacerations.

93. AAU - Karate Find an Event • Create a Team • Teams Wanted • Find a Team • Event OperatorsWanted • Qualifying for Nationals • How to Compete in individual sports http://www.aaukarate.org/

AAU Karate Approved Headgear NOW AVAILABLE *AAU Karate Clubs please call or email for your club discount.* To purchase your AAU Karate approved Headgear, please email or call your order in to: AAUUSAKarate@aol.com Phone: Are you new to AAU Karate? See the links below: Join AAU Age Group Requirements Find an Event Create a Team ... Click here for event results! 2005 AAU Junior Olympic Games July 26 - August 6 New Orleans, LA Click here for results http://www.williamsmartialarts.com/2005Nationals.html Train with World Champions at 2005 AAU Karate National Championship AAU Karate Virginia District Championships ... Click here for some Frequently Asked Questions... Sport Contacts: J.B. Mirza , National Chair AAUUSAKARATE@aol.com Jennifer Miles, Sport Manager 407-828-3704, 407-934-7242 (f) jennifer@aausports.org Requires Acrobat Reader. Click here to download the FREE Acrobat Reader. HOME ABOUT AAU FAQ's SITE INFO

94. Individual Sports individual sports. Related Topics Iai The Art Of Drawing The Sword IaiThe Art Of Drawing The Sword. Pages 257, Paperback, Tuttle Publishing http://www.growinglifestyle.com.au/au/j52392

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95. Edinburgh University Shukokai Karate Club EU Shukokai has appeared frequently in the martial arts press, including Traditional Though all students will be given some teaching in sport karate, http://shukokai.eusu.ed.ac.uk/sport_honours.html

edinburgh university shukokai karate club .:. home .:. club .:. art .:. method ... .:. dojo "...our results speak for themselves..." The Sport - Honours No university club in the United Kingdom has achieved the degree of success as a club, as individual teams, and as individual competitors. Our results speak for themselves - judge for yourself. Scottish University Championships EU Shukokai has won the Scottish University Championships every year since 1998, unbroken to the current day. Our club-wide goal, set in 2000, is to win 10 consecutive Scottish Championship titles. The following results show gold medals only. SUSF 1999 (Edinburgh) Sanbushi Shield - Best Competitor - Simon Smart Men's Intermediate Kumite - Paul White Men's Junior Kumite - Andrew Corns Men's Junior Kata - Simon Smart SUSF 2000 (Strathclyde) Sanbushi Shield - Best Competitor - Begona Pino Men's Team Kumite - Edinburgh Shukokai A Ladies' Team Kumite - Edinburgh Shukokai B Team Kata - Edinburgh Shukokai A Senior Men's Kumite - Dave Orr Senior Ladies' Kumite - Begona Pino Junior Ladies' Kumite - Vanessa Curry Junior Men's Kumite - Lee Johnston Senior Men's Kata - Simon Smart Senior Ladies' Kata - Begona Pino Junior Men's Kata - Paul Skelding SUSF 2001 (Glasgow Caledonia) Men's Team Kumite - Edinburgh Shukokai A Ladies' Team Kumite - Edinburgh Shuokai A Team Kata - Edinburgh Shukokai Junior Ladies' Kumite - Beth Woodall Junior Men's Kumite - Jason O'Toole Senior Ladies' Kata - Begona Pino Junior Mens Kata - Ousheng Cheng SUSF 2002 (Edinburgh)

96. Martial Arts Course Descriptions martial arts are not offered as PE classes for credit. They are run as studentclubs or are a Club Sport (Judo and TaeKwonDo). martial arts offered at http://www.stanford.edu/dept/pe/ma.html

Martial Arts Martial Arts are not offered as PE classes for credit. They are run as student clubs or are a Club Sport (Judo and TaeKwonDo). Martial Arts offered at Stanford are united under the Stanford Martial Arts Program (SMAP) and can be found at http://smap.stanford.edu . For information on a martial art, go to that club's web site. Aikido Hwa Rang JKA Shotokan Karate Judo ... Kickboxing (Muay Thai) Self Defense Shorin-Ryu Shotokan Karate Taekwondo ... Aikido Aikido originated in the centuries-old tradition of the Japanese martial arts and is a form of budo a way of life that seeks to polish the self through a blend of rigorous physical training and spiritual discipline. There is no attack in Aikido. Its uniqueness as a martial art lies in its awareness of a deep sense of harmony with all of creation with training to defend not only the self but to bring the attacker under control without the necessity of inflicting injury. Because of Aikido's noncompetitive, harmonious philosophy, men and women of all ages can train together in a mutually supportive atmosphere, at an energy level appropriate for each individual. New students are welcome to join the class at any time. Hwa Rang The purpose of the Hwa Rang Club at Stanford is to provide an environment for personal growth and learning through the martial arts. Specifically, the club practices an integrated balance of Korean martial arts, most notably Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido. Tae Kwon Do is internationally well known for its fast, agile strikes with both hands and feet. Hapkido complements these techniques with precise joint locking, twisting and throwing.

97. Sport Clubs - Procedure For Adding New Martial Arts Clubs To UCMAP Sport Clubs Procedure for Adding New martial arts Clubs to UCMAP The UCmartial arts Program is always interested in incorporating new martial arts http://calbears.berkeley.edu/sportclubs/clubs/sptnewmarts.asp

**Homepages/Events/Summaries** Student Membership Signups Upcoming Events! News Classes/Clubs/Sports - A to Z Facilities Summary Fitness/Programs Summary Membership Summary Sports Summary CalFIT Group Exercise Cal Massage Therapy TM Cal Rec Club (CRC) TM Cal STAR TM CalFIT TM Health and Fitness Intramural Sports Personal Fitness Training Pool Hours Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) Sport Clubs Student Membership Signup Sport Clubs - Procedure for Adding New Martial Arts Clubs to UCMAP Topic: Procedure for Adding New Martial Arts Clubs to UCMAP By: UCMAP Executive Staff Date: August 1997 Overview: The U.C. Martial Arts Program is always interested in incorporating new martial arts clubs into its family. Due to the very high number of requests that we have received it is impossible for our program to accept everyone. The following document outlines our requirements for accepting a new club into our program. New Club Requirements: At present UCMAP has a total of six active clubs. These clubs are Hapkido, Judo, Karate, Taekwondo, Tai Chi and Wushu. The following is an outline of the requirements a new club must meet before it will be considered for admission to UCMAP. All applications for starting a new club must be submitted in writing to UCMAP's Technical Director. The new club (henceforth referred to as "applicant")

98. School Of Education | University Of Montana-Missoula A foundation course for the sport, martial art, and self defense system of KodokanJudo, the oldest of the modern martial arts, and the first martial art to http://www.soe.umt.edu/hhp/h2pac/martial_arts.htm

School of Education Home Welcome Policies Team Sports ... Program News Martial Arts See "Off-Campus Classes-Yoga Fitness Center" for additional martial arts classes. Students enrolling in courses taught at UM's Fitness and Recreation Center must present a Griz Card validating that the Campus Recreation Fee has been paid for that semester. NOTE: For all HHP 101-179 courses: There are additional fees with some courses that are noted with that course. Attendance policy strictly enforced- classes missed prior to and after late registration count towards total absences allowed. Auditing of HHP 101-179 courses is not allowed. HHP 145 Beginning Judo Offered Fall only. A foundation course for the sport, martial art, and self defense system of Kodokan Judo, the oldest of the modern martial arts, and the first martial art to become an Olympic sport. No prior martial arts experience required. Graded Credit/No Credit. Equipment Needs: Appropriate dress. HHP 145 Beginning Tae Kwondo Offered Fall only. A foundation course for the modern Olympic sport of Tae Kwondo, one of the most popular and athletically challenging martial arts in the world. No prior martial arts experience required. Graded Credit/No Credit. Equipment Needs: Appropriate dress. HHP 145 Conditioning for Martial Arts Offered Spring only. An intensive conditioning class for serious athletes and serious amateur athletes, designed around a Tae Kwondo sport training curriculum. No prior martial arts experience necessary. Course meets first half of semester, 4 hours/week. Graded Credit/No Credit. Equipment Needs: Appropriate dress.

99. Martial Arts Videos From DOSHIN DOSHIN martial arts Supplies. Traditional Japanese and Okinawan martial arts 1 Sport Video Action tape $ 40.00; 2 Sport Video Action tape - $ 70.00 http://www.doshinmartialarts.com/SVA.html

SECURE CREDIT CARD ORDERING HOW TO ORDER FROM DOSHIN WITHOUT A CREDIT CARD Member of MARTIAL ARTS HYPERBANNER ! M ARTIAL A RTS S UPPLIES ONLINE S PORT V IDEO A CTION Karate Collection World Karate Championships SUN CITY '96 K33 - KATA: Finals, Male, Female, Team and Individual - 60 min. K34 - KUMITE: Finals - Male, Female and Individual - 60 min. K35 - KUMITE: Finals - Male Team: France vs. Great Britain + Best Male Fights - 90 min. Christmas Special: All 3 volumes of WKF 13th World Karate Championships (1996 - Sun City, South Africa) WKF13-SET Only $59.95 A SAVINGS OF OVER $39.00! Karate World Cup - Manila '97" K37 - KATA: Finals, Male, Female, Team and Individual - 60 min. K38 - KUMITE: Best Elimination Matchs - 45 min. K39 - KUMITE: Finals - Male, Female, Individual 60 min.

100. UW Rec Sports Programs - Club Sports Club sports are voluntary registered student organizations established by studentswho are motivated by a common interest to Team / individual sports http://depts.washington.edu/ima/IMA_club.php

IMA Main Page UW Homepage IMA Indoor Climbing Center Club Sports imaclubs@u.washington.edu Quick Links: Clubs Forms Club Sports are voluntary registered student organizations established by students who are motivated by a common interest to participate in a specific sport. Clubs offer a program of instruction, competition or recreational outlets. Clubs are open to currently enrolled UW students, and faculty/staff who have purchased an IMA Membership. Stop by the Programs / Club Sports Office (3rd floor) and pick up an informational club flyer or call the Club Sports number for current information. Club sports Martial Arts Aikido Shin Ryu http://www.uwaikido.org Judo http://students.washington.edu/judouw Karate (Goju Ryu) http://students.washington.edu/gojuryu Karate (Shotokan) http://students.washington.edu/uwkarate Kendo http://students.washington.edu/uwkc Kung Fu/Tai Chi Tae Kwon Do http://students.washington.edu/tkdclub Team / Individual Sports Archery http://students.washington.edu/archers

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