TECHNICAL MANUAL KARATE

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1 TECHNICAL MANUAL KARATE

2 TECHNICAL MANUAL 2 THIS DOCUMENT IS SUSCEPTIBLE TO UPDATES. IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO CONSULT OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE: WW.BARRANQUILLA2018.COM TO GET THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF THIS MANUAL

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4 SPORTS AUTHORITIES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Name Position Country 4 Mr. Steve Stoute President Barbados Sr. Carlos Padilla 1st Vicepresident Mexico Mr. Baltazar Medina 2nd Vicepresident Colombia Ms. Judy Simons 3rd Vicepresident Bermuda Mr. Eduardo Alvarez Secretary General Venezuela Mr. Camilo Amado Treausurer Panama Mr. Salvador Jimenez First Vocal Honduras Mr. Ruperto Herrera Second Vocal Cuba Mr. Christopher Samuda Third Vocal Jamaica Mr. Hans Larsen Fourth Vocal Haiti Ms. Sara Rosario Mr. Ciro Solano Fifth Vocal Ex Officio Member Puerto Rico Colombia CACSO Central American and Caribbean Sport Organization. Address Olympic House Puerto Rico Olympic Committee Second Floor, Suite CACSO San Juan, PR Telephones +1(787) (Fax) Mail humbertocintron@msn.com

5 CACSO STAFF Name Position Country Ms. Myrna Febus Dr. Enrique Amy Mr. Carlos Uriarte Ms. Carla Alonso Lic. Julio E. Torres Lic. Mario Rodriguez Lic. Jorge O. Sosa CPA. Ricardo Alvarez Adjunt Secretary Medical Director MeDay Chief Events Operations Legal Advisor Legal Advisor Audit Finance TECHNICAL COMMISSION Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Name Position Country Prof. Humberto Cintrón President Puerto Rico Mr. Keith Joseph Vicepresident Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Mr. Luis Cumba Member Dominican Republic Mr. Carlos Cisneros Mr. Erskine Simons Member Member Mexico Barbados 5 Mr. Melecio Rivera Member El Salvador Mr. Julio Roberto Gómez Member Colombia Dr. René Romero Member Cuba TECHNICAL ADVISORS Name Position Country Mr. Guillermo Rergis Mr. Hector Figueroa Ing. Salvador Ortiz Ms. Maria C. Muñoz Technical Advisor Technical Advisor Technical Advisor Technical Advisor Mexico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico

6 NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES MEMBERS OF THE CACSO 6 ASSOCIATED MEMBERS

7 COBAR 2018 XXIII Central American and the Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018, Organizing Committee COBAR 2018 Physical Address CRA 54 No Telephone +(57) Official Webpage COBAR 2018 COBAR 2018 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE NAME Dr. Baltazar Medina Dr. Alejandro Char Chaljud Dr. Eduardo Verano De La Rosa Dra. Clara Luz Roldán Dr. Ciro Solano Dr. Gonzalo Baute Dra. Ana María Aljure Dr. Carlos Acosta Dr. Rafael Lafont POSITION President (President Colombian Olympic Committee) Mayor of Barranquilla Governor of the Atlantico State National Director of COLDEPORTES Secretary General of Colombian District Secretary of Sports District Secretary General City Development Manager District Infrastructure Secretary 7

8 TECHNICAL DIRECTION 8 NAME Armando Segovia Ortiz Alexander Gonzalez Vidal Maria Llinas Bermejo Jorge Cotte Bruges Nelson Osorio Lentino Maria Barraza Cervantes Carmen Sanjuan Melendez Maycol Thomas Gutierrez Daniel Paez Bastidas POSITION Director General Secretary National Olympic Committees Entry Coordinator Judgment Intl. Federations Communications Sports Management Sports Venues Sports Operations

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10 WKF WORLD KARATE FEDERATION President: Antonio Espino Ortueta Calle Boix y Morer, 15 B B Madrid, España Tel. (+34) Fax (+34) wkf@wkf.com.es / CCCK CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN KARATE CONFEDERATION 10 President: Ramón Arturo Castillo Federación Venezolana de Do Av. Páez, El Paraíso Tel (+58) Comité Olímpico Venezolano Calle Los Estadium Diagonal al Brigido Iriarte. Tel. (+58) artufvkd@gmail.com / FCK COLOMBIAN KARATE FEDERATION President: Eliecer J. Solera Sánchez Calle 69p No Bosque Popular Bogotá, Colombia Tel , esolerakarate@gmail.com / eliecerjsolera@yahoo.com

11 TECHNICAL DELEGATE Ángel Cruz 4 Calle, El Paraíso, Aibonito, Puerto Rico cruzangel52@yahoo.com Móvil COMPETITION DIRECTOR: Hollam Bedoya Noriega Diagonal 35 bis Bogota, Colombia Tel hbn27@hotmail.com, hollmanb@gmail.com 11

12 DATE AND PLACE OF COMPETETION The Do Competition of the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games, Barranquilla 2018, will take place on July 25 27, 2018 at the Marymount School Coliseum in the city of Barranquilla. EVENTS AND MEDALS MEN S EVENT MEDALS GOLD SILVER BRONZE 12 Under 60 Kg Under 67 Kg Under 75 Kg Under 84 Kg Over84 Kg Kata individual Total Medals Men s

13 WOMEN S Event Medals GOLD SILVER BRONZE Under 50 Kg Under 55 Kg Under 61 Kg Under 68 Kg Over 68 Kg Individual Kata Total Medals Women s TOTAL MEDALS COMPETITION FORMAT 13 The competition format is based on the International Federation s rules, WKF, as described: Round Robin for the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games Barraquilla The Round Robin format will be used for both Kata and Kumite, individual. 2. Two pools will be created, each containing four (4) athletes. 3. Katas will be free choice in any round. 4. Once a Kata is finished, it cannot be re-done. 5. Once all Kata and Kumite encounters are finished in the Round Robin round, the first place of pool A will compete against the second place of pool B and the first place of pool B with the second place of pool A, the winners of these encounters will go to finals.

14 6. The champion determines slots 3, 5 and 7, the athlete in the second place will determine slots 4, 6 and In men s Kumite all encounters will be three (3) minutes long. 8. In women s Kumite all encounters will be two (2) minutes long. 9. There will be no Hantei in Kumite 10. Every won Kumite encounter will be worth three (3) points. 11. Every tied Kumite encounter will be worth one (1) point. 12. Lost Kumite encounters will not add any points. 13. In Kumite the winner of each pool will be determined by the athlete that has won the most encounters. 14. In the event of a tie during Kumite between any members of the pool, the following will be considered: 14 a) Who scored more positive points during Round Robin. b) Who has less points scored against him or her during Round Robin. c) If the tie persists, there will be a decisive combat, if this combat ends in a tie, it shall be defined Hantei. 15.During individual finals in Kumite, encounters will be three (3) minutes long for men and two (2) minutes for women, if there is a tie, it will lead to Hantei.

15 COMPETITION SCHEDULE DAY TIME EVENT CATEGORY STAGE 9:00-11:00 Kata Individual F - M Playoffs JULY 25 9:00-13:00 Kumite -50 kg y -55 kg Kumite -60 kg y -67 Kg Kata Individual F M F - M Playoffs 16:00-18:00 Kumite -50 kg y -55 kg F Finals JULY 26 9:00-13:00 16:00-18:00 Kumite -60 kg y -67 Kg Kumite -75kg y -84 Kg Kumite -68kg Kumite -75kg y -84 Kg Kumite -68kg M M F M F Playoffs Finals 15 JULY 27 9:00-13:00 15:00-16:00 kumite -61kg y +68 Kg kumite +84kg kumite -61kg y +68 Kg kumite +84kg F M F M Playoffs Finals

16 ELIGIBILITY To participate in the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games, Barranquilla 2018, the competitor must follow the provisions of the Central American and Caribbean Games Regulations and the Rules of the World Federation, WKF, besides he or she must be entered by its NOC according to Chapter IX of CACSO Statute. ENTRIES 16 All countries through the corresponding NOC, must send their Sport Entry requests in the official forms that the Organizing Committee will send at the latest at 24:00 hours (Colombian time) on February 20, They must indicate in the form the sports in which they will participate in the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla (The forms that will be published in the official WEB site Barranquilla 2018 ). If recognized by the Central American and Caribbean Confederation of said sport and CACSO, Associate Members may also be allowed to participate. ENTRY BY NUMBER The Entry by Number forms (indicating the number of participants in each individual event and per team) shall be sent to the Organizing Committee of the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018 at the latest before midnight (Barranquilla, Colombia s time) of April 20, 2018 according to CACSO s Regulation, Chapter VIII. ENTRY BY NAME For each eligible athlete to participate in the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018 it is necessary to fill out an entry by name form that should be contemplated by NOCs and will be received by the Organizing Committee before midnight (Barranquilla, Colombia s time) of Wednesday June 20, 2018 according CACSO s Regulations, Chapter VIII. Each NOC shall send the entry by number and entry by name forms

17 in the official forms provided by the Organizing Committee, to be delivered six months before the Games. If you have any doubt or for clarification purposes, the Organizing Committee has this address at your disposal: baq2018.com MINIMUM PARTICIPATION For an event to be considered official they must have a minimum of five (5) teams, representing the same number of National Olympic Committees (NOCs). In the event one or more competitors and/or teams, after the Technical Meeting takes place, may not participate due to force majeure (verified by CACSO) the event will be carried out with a minimum of four (4) teams of the same number of NOCs. PARTICIPATION Only NOCs recognized by CACSO, which National Federations are members of the World Federation (WKF) and of the Central American and Caribbean Confederation CCCK, may enter athletes in the competition of the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games, Barranquilla If recognized by CCCK, Associate Members recognized by CACSO are also allowed to participate. 17 ANNOUNCED EVENTS The announced events are twelve (12) as follows: MODALITY WOMEN S MEN S -50 kg -60 kg -55 kg -67 kg Kumite Kata -61 kg -75 kg -68 kg -84 kg +68 kg +84 kg Individual Individual TOTAL 6 6

18 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF COMPETITORS According to the quota established by CACSO, the competitions will have a maximum of ninety six (96) athletes, both genders included. for individual events: each NOC, including the host country, may enter a maximum of twelve (12) athletes in total, six (6) women and six (6) men, provided they obtained their slots according to the qualification criteria for the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games, Barranquilla Only one (1) athlete per country will be allowed in each division. There will be a maximum of eight (8) athletes in each event. COMPETITORS AGE 18 The minimum age to participate is: Kata: 16 years old by the start of the Technical Meeting Kumite: 18 years old by the start of the Technical Meeting.

19 QUALIFICATION TO LIMA 2019 The first two (2) places in men s and women s at the XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games in each category will qualify for the XVIII Pan American Games, Lima TECHNICAL MEETING The Technical Meeting will take place on July at the Puerta de Oro Center, from 16:00 to 17:00 hours. Up to two representatives from each NOC will be able to attend this Technical Meeting. The invitation card for the Technical Meeting will be available for the Heads of Team at the Sports Information Center of the Central American and Caribbean Village, upon their arrival. The Technical Delegate and the Organizing Committee s Competition Manager for Do will preside the meeting, which shall take place in Spanish with translation into English. After the Technical Meeting the election of the Central American and Caribbean Confederation Directive Committee will take place. DRAW AND WEIGH IN 19 The draw will take place on July 23 from 16:00 to 17:00 at the Puerta del Sol Center. A Non Official Weigh In will take place on July 23, from 7:00 to 7:30 at the Central American and Caribbean Village. The OFFICIAL WEIGH IN will take place on July 24 at the Central American and Caribbean Village from 7:30 to 8:30. TECHNICAL OFFICIALS Each participating country may come to the event with a Referee qualified with the highest Licenses (WKF and PKF), and traveling expenses will be covered by the corresponding Olympic Committee, room and board and per diem, will be the responsibility of the Organizing Committee. Eight additional neutral Referees with maximum PKF licenses will also be invited.

20 PROTESTS AND APPEALS In the event of Technical Protests, the Official Delegate of the affected country will invoke Article 11 of the WKF s competition rules, which says the protest must be submitted in writing, to a member of the Appeals Jury that shall be named at the event. QUALIFICATION TO LIMA 2019 The athletes in the first two (2) places in each category will qualify for the Pan American Games, Peru MEDAL CEREMONIES 20 Medal ceremonies will take place according to CACSO s General Regulations, Chapter Xlll. Individual Events: First Place: Gold Medal and diploma Second Place: Silver Medal and diploma Third Place: Bronze Medal and diploma DOPING CONTROL Doping control will be done according to CACSO s Medical Commission requirements, according to the World Federation (WKF) Regulation and will follow the current version of the World Anti Doping Program (WADA). COMPETITION VENUE The Do competition will take place at the Marymount School Coliseum in Barranquilla

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22 GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES OF BARRANQUILLA, COLOMBIA Latitude: N Length: O Height above sea level: 24 m Average annual humidity: 79-81% T Annual average temperature 28.2 Maximum annual average TM temperature 32.8 TM Minimum annual average temperature 25.0 V Average wind speed(m/sec) SUNRISE SUNSET SOLAR NOON DURATION OF THE DAY 5:46 18:24 12:05 12h 37min 18s Barranquilla Time Zone UTC-05:00 o -05 UTC-05:00 o -05 DISTANCE TO MAIN CITIES OF COLOMBIA KM Bogota Cali Cartagena Santa Marta Medellin The official currency of Colombia is the Colombian peso.

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24 This document has been issued by the Technical Direction of The XXIII Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla Responsible Alexander González Vidal Supported By: Carmen San Juan Meléndez Vivian Campo Humberto Cintron Aybar International Technical Delegates Technical Director Armando Segovia Ortiz Graphic design: Advertising Agency María Alejandra Abello Anthony Morales Núñez

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