24 & 25 March 2018 Amersfoort, the Netherlands TABLE OF CONTENTS

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by the Organisation... 3 Foreword by the JJEU President... 4 Foreword by the JBN... 5 JJEU Responsibilities for the event... 6 Committing Organising Federation... 6 Organising commitee... 6 Registration and Payment... 7 Competition fees Dutch Open... 7 Competition fees Europa Cup U Refund/Cancellation Policy... 8 Registration Cancellation by Participant... 8 Venue... 9 Hotels Transport Right to participate and categories Dutch Open Right to participate and categories Europa Cup Under 15 years Judogi and protectors Advertising Referees for Europa Cup Under Rules and draw Regulations for Europa Cup Under 15 years Ne-waza rules for Europa Cup Under 15 years Appeal Committee of the Event Anti-doping Control Trophies Liability Dress code Flags and Anthems for Europa cup Passport/VISA Registration to the event Preliminary Schedule Statement about liability Page 2 of 20

3 FOREWORD BY THE ORGANISATION We are proud to invite you to the Dutch Open Ju-Jitsu tournament, held on the 24th and 25th of March 2018 in the Netherlands. It gives me great pleasure to announce the very first Europa Cup U15 in the history of the JJEU, which will be organised during the Dutch Open. In the footsteps of the JJIF World Cup U15, there will also be a high level European tournament for athletes under 15 years old. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the JJEU organisation, its President, and its co-workers and colleagues, for their confidence, for supporting this tournament and for taking the Ju-Jitsu sport to a higher level. The holding of a Europa cup event is an excellent opportunity to promote the brand of Ju-Jitsu as a fight against childhood cancer. The competitions will be supported by 40 referees and more than 100 volunteers. Allow me to take this opportunity to warmly thank all of them. The Dutch Open Ju-Jitsu and Europa Cup Ju-Jitsu U15, will not only be among the main championship events held in our country in Europa Cup Ju-Jitsu U15 Together Against Cancer Cancer challenges us all in various ways. Even though treatment has improved and an increasing number of patients survive cancer, the number of individuals affected is also increasing. Cancer is not one, but many different diseases. One of the greatest challenges faced by cancer care is therefore the development of more targeted and personalised cancer treatment, adapted to the specific type of cancer and the individual patients qualities, opportunities and needs. Childhood cancers are different to adult cancers and need their own research. Although they have names that say they re a cancer, the vast majority of them are unique to childhood. Cancer is still the most common medical cause of death for children and young people claiming over 500 young lives each year. KiKa is the leading national children's charity dedicated to the fight against childhood cancer, as a children s charity, we want to find safer, more effective treatments for all young patients. On behalf of the organisation, I wish you a pleasant stay in the Netherlands and on behalf of KiKa a warm thank you all for your donation! Jeffrey Bok Chairman Stichting Budo Promotie Gooi- & Eemland Page 3 of 20

4 FOREWORD BY THE JJEU PRESIDENT Dear sport friends and enthusiasts! From year to year we can watch more and more young athletes performing at their best in ju-jitsu sport. As we have Aspirants and Juniors participating at European and World Championships we were looking to find a way for a high-level event also for categories U15. On the international level World Cup U15 is organised in a good fashion with many participants, but for many reasons we did not recognize that format as a suitable one when organised outside Europe. We would like to thank Judo Bond Netherland for taking the challenge to be the first to organise new format of Europe Cup U15 for this generation of perspective and eager athletes. I hope you will enjoy in the hospitality of the Netherlands, have a good time and take home friendly memories. Last but not least we would like to thank especially parents of our youngest athletes for all the support and investment of time and energy in ju-jitsu. We are proud and grateful having you in our family. With best regards, Robert Perc JJEU President Page 4 of 20

5 FOREWORD BY THE JBN Dear Sports Friends! It gives me great pleasure to invite you for the first continental championship Europa Cup for youth under 15 years, accompanied by the JJEU annual General Assembly. Year 2018 is a year of a lot of new activities for Europa, this European Cup is one of them. This Europa Cup for youth under 15 years will be organised together with the Dutch Open in Ju-Jitsu for U18, U21 and adults. I hope that positive approach, patience and good governance will bring better conditions for our athletes and better recognition of their achievements in the future. The Ju-Jitsu European Union and the Dutch Judo Federation has the privilege to entrust the organisation of this European Cup to the capable hands of our sports friends in Amersfoort. I would also like to use this opportunity to thank the city of Amersfoort and other supporters, sponsors and donors for the support. It is always nice to witness the amount of understanding of importance of sports beyond the promotional level - the effect on education and building friendship. My compliments to Mr. Jeffrey Bok and his team for the professional approach, effective response and love and enthusiasm they have invested in ju-jitsu and, in particular, in the European Cup for under 15 years We wish you a pleasant stay and please remember that winning is nice, but being part of a European Cup and Dutch Open is a reward in itself. Be proud of yourself, be proud to be part of the ju-jitsu world. Welcome to you in Amersfoort! Rick Frowyn General Secretary JJEU Board member Dutch Judo Federation (JBN) Page 5 of 20

6 JJEU RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE EVENT General Secretary: Rick Frowyn, Address: JJEU Raemaekerslaan 1, 3431 RM Nieuwegein the Netherlands Website: JJEU Sports Director Christophe Brunet, JJEU Referee Committee member Ueli Zürcher, COMMITTING ORGANISING FEDERATION Judo Bond Nederland (JBN) ORGANISING COMMITEE Foundation: Stichting Budo Promotie Gooi en Eemland Address: Soesterengweg 11, 3764 TL Soest, the Netherlands or via Website: Founder: Jeffrey Bok, van Diermen Sport Page 6 of 20

7 REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT In order to register and pay, please send your completed registration form and indication of your payment to The registration form for both the Dutch Open and Europa Cup U15 can be downloaded from the website Bank account/iban number: NL74 RABO Named to: Stg. Budo Promotie Gooi- en Eemland Please mention DOJJ [your nation/federation/club name] in the description of your payment. Registration forms and payments received after the 16 th of February will not be processed. However, you may register in person on the first day of the event at the registration desk with the restriction of availability and limitation in the number of athletes. When registering on the first day of the event, you have to pay a 10 penalty/person. COMPETITION FEES DUTCH OPEN Fighting system 30/competitor Duo system (Classic) 30/couple/system Ne-Waza system - 30/competitor The amounts must be paid to the Organising Committee, at the latest, on the deadline indicated in the invitation. Late payments for registered participants carry a 10 penalty/person and they must reach the bank account of the organisers before the moment of physical registration in the official venue. COMPETITION FEES EUROPA CUP U15 Fighting system 40/competitor Duo system (Classic) 40/couple/system Ne-Waza system - 40/competitor The amounts must be paid to the Organising Committee, at the latest, on the deadline indicated in the invitation. Late payments for registered participants carry a 10 penalty/person and they must reach the bank account of the organisers before the moment of physical registration in the official venue. Page 7 of 20

8 REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY The organiser reserves the right to cancel the event due to low enrolment or other circumstances which would make the event non-viable. If the organiser cancels the event, registrants will be offered a full refund based on their full registration fee. Should circumstances arise that result in the postponement of an event, the organiser has the right to either issue a full refund or transfer registration to the same event at the new, future date. The organisation is not liable for other costs. REGISTRATION CANCELLATION BY PARTICIPANT Unless specifically stated, the deadline to receive a refund for your registration is 60 business days before the event. Cancellations received after the stated deadline will not be eligible for a refund Refunds will not be available for registrants who choose not to attend an event Cancellations will be accepted in writing only and must be received by the stated cancellation deadline All refund requests must be made by the participant or credit card holder Refund requests must include the name of the participant and/or transaction number Refunds will be credited back to the original credit card used for payment All event cancellations must be made in writing. is acceptable Refunds will be granted up to 60 days prior to the start of an event Cancellations made 30 days prior to a program will be subject to 50% cancellation fee Cancellations received 30 days or fewer before the program will not receive a refund Page 8 of 20

9 VENUE FIT ACADEMIE BOKKEDUINEN SPORTPARK BOKKEDUINEN 11, 3819 BD AMERSFOORT, THE NETHERLANDS Fit Academy Bokkeduinen is a multifunctional sports venue where college also offers education in operation. The uniqueness of The Sport Academy is our interdisciplinary approach that connects academics with real-life work in sports. In addition to a full complement of regular prescribed courses that include advanced placement, students take introductory classes in sports media, marketing, journalism, broadcasting, event planning, technology, business and operations. The learning environment is not limited to a four-wall structure. Rather, it extends to the community, to sport industry facilities, as well as to the classroom. Sport management continues to be the flagship of the curriculum for students and professionals drawn to our school. While students have as their focus the athletic side of this discipline, our professional and community partners have business and theoretical applications and practices as theirs. Since inception, the mission has been to wed the excitement students have for sport to the practical business side of sport - which does not involve throwing, rolling, catching, hitting, or dunking a bal. Page 9 of 20

10 HOTELS Van der Valk Hotels has been a concept in the Netherlands for over 150 years. In almost every city in the Netherlands, you can enjoy the luxury and hospitality of a Van der Valk hotel. All hotels are equally beautiful and pleasant to stay in. We have arranged a special deal with the Van der Valk Hotels in the cities of Amersfoort, Leusden and De Bilt. You can book one or multiple rooms in one of these hotels for the price of 75 per night for a double room (with 2 persons per room, they each pay 37,50 per person per night), excluding breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can get breakfast for the price of 12,50 per person per day. All hotels have free WIFI and parking space. You can book the rooms via Please use the promotional code JUJITSU. Breakfast can be booked separately on location. DEADLINE FOR BOOKING THE ABOVE ACCOMMODATIONS IS [28/02/2018]. After this date, we cannot guarantee the special price conditions. HOTEL AMERSFOORT-A1 MORE INFO: HOTEL LEUSDEN MORE INFO: HOTEL DE BILT MORE INFO: Page 10 of 20

11 TRANSPORT TRAVELING BY TRAIN The average travel time between Schiphol Airport and Amersfoort is about 51 minutes and the fastest travel time is about 44 minutes. Yes, it is possible to travel from Schiphol Airport to Amersfoort without having to change trains. There are 38 direct trains from Schiphol Airport to Amersfoort Central Station. Though there may be fewer direct services available depending on your exact departure date. From Amersfoort Central Station you may take the bus or a taxi to the sport venue. TRAVELING BY BUS ( FROM AMERSFOORT CENTRAL STATION) From Central Station Amersfoort, you may take the bus to Sport venue Bokkeduinen line 70, we advise to plan your route via TRANSFERS The organisation can help you to arrange transport from the International Airport Schiphol to the official hotels and vice versa, from the hotels to the venue against reduced transfer fees. Please provide the organisation exact information about your arrival and departure (number of persons, means of transport, time and date of arrival, flight number etc.), so we can help you organise transfers on time by sending an to org@dutchopenjujitsu.nl. TRAVELING BY CAR TO THE SPORT VENUE The Sport venue is within walking distance from the major car parks (3-minute walk). Page 11 of 20

12 RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE AND CATEGORIES DUTCH OPEN All competitors must have a legal passport of the nation they represent in the championship and sports passport of their respective national federation! Competitors that will reach the proper age in the present year (from to ) have the right of participation in the designated category (valid for fighting, duo and ne-waza systems). FIGHTING AND NE-WAZA SYSTEM Classes and categories according to JJIF specifications: Ju-Jitsuka in class Aspirants 15/16/17 (year of birth 2001/2002/2003) MEN WEIGHT CATEGORIES -46, -50, -55, -60, 66, -73, -81 AND +81 KG WOMEN WEIGHT CATEGORIES -40, -44, -48, -52, -57, -63, -70 AND +70 KG Ju-Jitsuka in class Juniors 18/19/20 (year of birth 1998/1999/2000) MEN CATEGORIES -56, -62, -69, -77, -85, -94 AND +94 KG WOMEN CATEGORIES -49, -55, -62, -70 AND +70 KG Ju-Jitsuka in class Seniors 21 and above (year of birth 1997 or older) MEN CATEGORIES -56, -62, -69, -77, -85, -94 AND +94 KG WOMEN CATEGORIES -49, -55, -62, -70 AND +70 KG DUO SYSTEM (CLASSIC) Classes and categories according to JJIF specifications: Ju-Jitsuka in class Aspirants 15/16/17 (year of birth 2001/2002/2003) CATEGORIES MEN, WOMEN AND MIXED Ju-Jitsuka in class Juniors 18/19/20 (year of birth 1998/1999/2000) CATEGORIES MEN, WOMEN AND MIXED Ju-Jitsuka in class Seniors 21 and above (year of birth 1997 or older) CATEGORIES MEN, WOMEN AND MIXED For the duo system (classic) the JJIF rules, as adopted at the session in Bogota Colombia and active from , apply for this tournament. Page 12 of 20

13 Athletes born in 2004 can only participate in the tournament, if they are part of a Duo team registered for the U18 age category. PLEASE NOTE the decisions and explanations from the JJIF Technical Congress in St. Petersburg 2010, adopted by JJIF GA and JJIF Board: The age is considered according to the year of birth, not the actual birth date of the competitor The athlete can compete in one higher age category this applies to fighting, duo and ne-waza system (juniors can compete with seniors). However, a team (duo) made up of one Aspirant and one Junior can only compete in juniors, not also in seniors (the Aspirant, although member of a junior team, cannot jump over two age categories and compete with the seniors)! If a competitor participates in the Duo competition, he/she is allowed to be part of a mixed couple and of a couple of his/her gender on the same tournament. The organiser will observe that the Duo men and women are scheduled for one competition day, while the mixed duo is scheduled for the other day. Control of entries and issuing of accreditation cards will take place at the sports venue on 23 rd and 24 th of March, during registration. At least one team official must attend in time to confirm the presence of all athletes and officials. The team official must be able to show all official documents and passports of all team members (copies are accepted) Accreditations for coaches will be available at the draw and the coach meeting on Saturday the 24 th of March. An accreditation card shall be issued to all competitors, officials and crew members and should be carried at all times. Page 13 of 20

14 RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE AND CATEGORIES EUROPA CUP UNDER 15 YEARS All competitors must have a legal passport of the nation they represent in the championship and sports passport of their respective national federation! Competitors that will reach the proper age in the present year (from to 31-12) have the right of participation in the designated category (valid for fighting, duo and ne-waza systems). FIGHTING AND NE-WAZA SYSTEM Classes and categories according to JJIF specifications: Ju-Jitsuka in class Aspirants 12/13/14 (year of birth 2004/2005/2006) MEN WEIGHT CATEGORIES -34, -37, -41, -45, -50, -55, -60, -66 AND +66 KG WOMEN WEIGHT CATEGORIES -32, -36, -40, -44, -48, -52, -57, -63 AND +63 KG DUO SYSTEM (CLASSIC) Classes and categories according to JJIF specifications: Ju-Jitsuka in class Aspirants 12/13/14 (year of birth 2004/2005/2006) CATEGORIES MEN, WOMEN AND MIXED For the duo system (classic) the JJIF rules, as adopted at the session in Bogota Colombia and active from , apply for this tournament. PLEASE NOTE the decisions and explanations from the JJIF Technical Congress in St. Petersburg 2010, adopted by JJIF GA and JJIF Board: The age is considered according to the year of birth, not the actual birth date of the competitor. The athlete can compete in one higher age category goes for fighting, duo and ne-waza system (juniors can compete with seniors). However, a team (duo) made up of one Aspirant and one Junior can only compete in juniors, not also in seniors (the Aspirant, although member of a junior team, cannot jump over two age categories and compete with the seniors)! If a competitor participates in the Duo competition, he/she is allowed to be part of a mixed couple and of a couple of his/her gender on the same tournament. The organiser will observe that the Duo men and women are scheduled for one competition day, while the mixed duo is scheduled for the other day. Control of entries and issuing of accreditation cards will take place at the sports venue on 23 rd and 24 th of March, during registration. At least one team official must attend in time to confirm the presence of all athletes and officials. The team official must be able to show all official documents and passports of all team members (copies are accepted). Accreditations for coaches will be available at the draw and the coach meeting on [DAG]. An accreditation card shall be issued to all competitors, officials and crew members and should be carried at all times. Page 14 of 20

15 JUDOGI AND PROTECTORS All competitors must have and use judogi according with the JJEU and JJIF rules for official competitions (white gi for all competition systems). Soft hand- and foot protections in proper colour; mouthpiece and jockstrap are strongly recommended; chest protectors for female competitors are strongly recommended. Starting with year 2016, the JJEU is using a different system for the back numbers used by athletes in the official JJEU competitions. The national federations purchase the special back numbers for the event via the link from Ju-Sports, the premium sponsor of the JJEU The NF s are responsible to give the back numbers to the athletes, so they can apply them to their gi s prior to the competition. The national federations must pay the back numbers for their athletes by themselves. Participating without an official back number is not allowed. ADVERTISING Please observe the regulations of the JJIF as far as advertising on the Judogi is concerned. Please note that during the championship no numbers on the back of the Judogi are allowed, except as specified above. Numbers on the back, from previous tournaments, must be removed from the Judogi. REFEREES FOR EUROPA CUP UNDER 15 Each country should provide minimum 1 referee for up to 10 participants, 2 for up to 20 participants, and 3 for 21 participants and more. An 800 fee will be requested for not having the right number of referees and collected by the JJEU organisation on the spot (conditioned for participation before the draw). This rule doesn t apply to new members during the first 3 years. This rule only applies for the Europa Cup U15 and not for the Dutch Open. Referees should attend the briefing meeting on 24 th of March at 08:00 AM. Neither the organising committee nor the JJEU will be responsible for not respecting this obligation! However, if there won t be enough referees for the competition to take place in good conditions, JJEU may decide to complement the pool of referees with national referees of the organising federation decided by JJEU Referee Committee. Page 15 of 20

16 RULES AND DRAW JJIF Competition Rules, Organisation and Sporting Code of JJIF. We make an appeal to all participants to respect fair-play and JJIF Book of Ethics! (actual competition rules are provided also on the official web site of JJEU or JJIF Referees Group web site Competition organised by table with all participants getting a second chance; Computer program, approved by JJEU/JJIF Draw will be made by JJEU Sport Director and responsible official from the National Federation, together with the IT specialist The draw will be done on Thursday for all competition days and it is final! If a competitor will not have the correct weight at weighing or the birth dates are not correct - he/she will stay in a pool/table but will automatically loose the match no change will be made to the draw and no refund because of not fulfilling conditions for participation when already registered. There will be no second draw General mistakes discovered at the draw can be corrected by JJIF officials (such as wrong name, persons with similar names put in wrong categories, etc.) Champions from the previous championship may not be in the same pool (if that is indicated at the draw) REGULATIONS FOR EUROPA CUP UNDER 15 YEARS FIGHTING SYSTEM SECTION 13 POINTS C. PART 3 1. If strangulations and/ or Locks will be executed in a technical correct way, with perspective of submission effect, the referee must stop the fight by announcing Matte (Ippon, 3 Points) SECTION 13 PENALTIES C. FORBIDDEN ACTS - RESULTING CHUI 1. To make any atemi attack (Kicking, punching, hitting) that is touching the head of the opponent 2. To perform lock or chokes in Part 2 3. Perform a leg lock (allowed in the rules for adults and Juniors) 4. To perform a dangerous throws uncontrolled execution of techniques is still a forbidden act resulting a Chui Penalty. For more information see also Additional rules for Duo and Fighting UNDER 15 years on the JJIF website. Page 16 of 20

17 NE-WAZA RULES FOR EUROPA CUP UNDER 15 YEARS The following rules apply for Ne-Waza Europa Cup under 15: Rules Submission stretching the legs apart Straight foot lock Frontal Guillotine Choke Pulling head in triangle Jump into the guard Wrist lock Choke with spinal lock Forearm choke using the sleeves (Ezequiel choke) Omoplata Armtriangle Pressing kidney or rips in Close Guard Single leg takedown with the head of the attacker outside the opponent s body Calf Slicer Toe Hold Spinal lock (without choke) Locks twisting the knees Lateral pressure to the knee (by crossing out in) Kanibasami / scissor throw Takedown forcing on the head or neck (Suplex,..) Biceps Slicer Kneebar Slam Heel hook Straight foot lock and Turning inside Toehold with outside turn Fingerlock Allowed For more information regarding the Ne-Waza competition rules we refer to the JJAU Ne-Waza Rule Book [JJAU-BookletFinal _LQ_.pdf]. APPEAL COMMITTEE OF THE EVENT The Appeal Committee of the event is composed of 3 persons (1 from the local organising committee), appointed by the JJEU Board. Any member of the Appeal Committee is to be excluded from making any decisions if the participant involved is from the same country. An appeal fee of 200 EUR must be paid to the JJEU Treasurer before the appeal is filed (this amount will be returned if appeal is successful). Appeal must be filed immediately after the situation occurs (a verbal announcement and filed on paper), so the organiser may halt the competition to prevent the appealed situation from continuing. The decision of the Appeal Committee is final. Page 17 of 20

18 ANTI-DOPING CONTROL All members should make their competitors aware that there could be a doping control for several athletes in fighting or duo system. If you have entered in the European Championship and are taking any medication or plan to take any medication, please check with your doctor whether your medication contains any substances on WADA's 2017 Prohibited List [ You will need a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE), if it does. JJEU/JJIF automatically recognizes all TUEs issued by National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs), so please contact your NADO if you need a TUE and do not already have one. TROPHIES The first three in each category receive a medal. LIABILITY Neither the organisers of the event, nor the National Federation (or any of its officials or members) will be liable or responsible for any personal injury nor for any loss or damage to any property arising out of participations and travelling in connection with this championship. Coaches and teamleader are responsible to make sure that all participants are physically fit, prepared and capable to cope with the championship. DRESS CODE Coaches accompanying the athletes to the tatami will wear the national team track suit with sports shoes (closed). For the finals, formal clothes (with jacket) are recommended. Athletes on the podium will wear the white competition gi, without any additional materials on their persons (flags, religious symbols, bottles of water, slippers etc.), according to SportAccord guidelines. FLAGS AND ANTHEMS FOR EUROPA CUP Don t forget to check in the flag and anthem (short version on CD) of your country with the organiser when you arrive. We suggest that you bring your national anthem with you to avoid any possible problems. PASSPORT/VISA All travellers must have valid passports and visa. Page 18 of 20

19 REGISTRATION TO THE EVENT Registration forms for both the Dutch Open or Europa Cup U15 can be found on our website Registration is available online until Friday the 16 th of February Payment information will become available very soon. The event is an amateur tournament. Professional athletes are not allowed. Only persons who are registered in the sports hall with a card for weighing will be weighted. PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE FRIDAY, MARCH 23RD, 2018 Weighing and registration: [ h] for athletes scheduled for Saturday Weighing is under the international rules in t-shirt and shorts. Please keep in mind that there is a maximum of 400 competitors per day! SATURDAY, MARCH 24TH, :00 h entry for participants 08:30 h opening ceremony 09:00 h beginning of the first tournament day Duo s (Classic): Seniors, U21, U18 and Europa Cup U15 (categories: men, female and mixed) Fighting: Europa Cup U15 Ne-Waza: Europa Cup U15 Weighing and registration: [ h] for Sunday Weighing is under the international rules in t-shirt and shorts. SUNDAY, MARCH 25TH, 2018: 08:00 h entry for participants 09:00 h beginning of the second tournament day Fighting: Seniors, U21 and U18 Ne-Waza: Seniors, U21 and U18 MODE Table- or pool-system depending on sum of competitors Page 19 of 20

20 STATEMENT ABOUT LIABILITY NATION/TEAM/CLUB: RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL (capital letters please): STATEMENT Accepting the general conditions for participating at the event as defined in the Invitation to the event, accepting JJIF Sporting and Organisation Code and fair- play in general, and accepting responsibilities and liabilities as follows: LEGALITY AND RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE We are fully aware that all competitors must have a legal passport and sports passport of their respective nation! Medical certificate is needed, not older than 12 months, certifying their fitness for competition. Competitors that will reach the proper age in the present year (from 1.1 to 31.12) have the right of participation in designate category (valid for fighting, duo and ne-waza systems). RESPONSIBILITY We hereby attest the responsibility that coaches and team leader are responsible to make sure that all participants are physically fit, prepared and capable to cope with championship. LIABILITY We understand and recognize the right to the O.C., JJEU and National Federation not to accept any liability what so ever. Neither the organisers of the event, nor the ROMANIAN MARTIAL ARTS FEDERATION or JJEU (or any of its officials or members) will be liable or responsible for any personal injury nor for any loss or damage to any property arising out of participations and travelling in connection to this championship. ANTI-DOPING We are aware that there could be a doping control for several athletes in fighting, duo or ne-waza systems. Place and date: Signature: Page 20 of 20