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Footwork – unsoku

Footwork is essential for being able to fight by skill rather than speed and strength . We must develop strong enough technique as well as good footwork. Using footwork efficiently allows for controlling distance and timing, for advantageous position relative to the opponent.

And another important but more difficult aspect of effective footwork, is that while we are using footwork we are loading our technique internally, which has two benefits:

At any instant we can start a technique from ground reaction, the technique is a chain reaction from the ground up, which makes techniques more powerful with little output of energy.

And we can start a technique from the feet at any instant, without back motion, there is no gap for the opponent to attack us.

This last concept is called Tameru, meaning to save energy within our movement.

-by Avi Rokah sensei

Why do we insist on Budo Karate (traditional karate)?

Sensei Nishiyama taught us principles and subtle details that allow us to train karate as it meant to be, self-defense using less power to defeat big power. Those principles can easily be neglected and lost, and one can easily focus on the external, which meant to be but a method by which we discover and internalize those underlying concepts.

Those principles, though they are invincible, are the essence. The beauty is that those concepts are woven together, each influencing the others, to create a whole system.

If we just copy the techniques, even perfectly and precisely, we will still be in the realm of relying on athleticism, more power and more speed will prevail.

As I see it, if karate is based on speed and strength, it is limited as a martial art.

The kata and basic techniques are meant to be the vehicle through which we access the underlying principles that allow us to be more effective in technique, and moreover use technique with optimal distance and timing. We strive to avoid the opponent’s power, and hit the opponent when they cannot use their power. Even the optimal mindset can be acquired through the kata when the principles are applied.

Those principles that I am talking about cannot be discovered by one person in a lifetime, even if one puts in hard work and countless hours.

It is through the kata, kumite with the oral transmission, which passed down through many generations, that we can achieve the “magic” of karate, which is not magic at all. The magic is in the knowledge of the past, combined with hard work.

And then karate becomes an art, and we can step into the unknown, and eventually add to this knowledge and keep on evolving.

– written by Avi Rokah sensei

Interview given by Avi Rokah, WTKF president

Two weeks ago You were elected WTKF President, what I'm warmly congratulating You. What do You think, in which directions WTKF should go today?

I believe that our number one objective should be to keep the focus on Budo Karate, following the principles that were taught to us by Sensei Nishiyama.

How? We increase our education efforts through seminars live and online, competitions to increase the level of understanding and performance of the fundamental concepts which our karate is based on, according to Sensei Nishiyama’s teachings. We should strive to upgrade the level of Instructors, athletes, judges and students, with equal focus on youth. I do not mean to be rigid and close ourselves to any influence, we are always evolving and we should be open to ideas from sport research and even from other martial arts, yet without losing and without violating the concepts our Traditional karate is based on.

We do not want to confuse our students with a mishmash of ideas, on the other hand once the fundamentals are ingrained a person can take ideas from other areas without diverting from the right path.

After all, Karate is an art, and everyone should be able to create their own unique way, “own style”, yet it has to be based on the basic principles which are like axioms, truths, which allow a person to have their own unique karate.

Please tell us about the most important activities, which you are planning to take as a President of WTKF.

My intention is to increase activities such as seminars, live and zoom, using myself and the many high level instructors we have in our organization, so the knowledge of Sensei Nishiyama’s teachings should be available to everyone.

We know that it is not enough to have the knowledge, students have to be constantly reminded and have feedback through training and repetition, how to keep the right direction. We should create an online video library, so people can access the knowledge outside of regular seminars.

We should also have written materials such as books and articles, so instructors can have a deep understanding of how our principles are organized. We should create instructors programs and standards.

We should constantly increase the level of judges, so competition will be according to our way of training, and athletes will know what standards to expect in competition. I intend to choose the best people for technical, judging, organizing events, promotion, relationships, administration, etc.

Members of the WTKF should be able to express their talent for the benefit of our organization and its members.

In spite of pandemic of coronavirus WTKF is organising training seminars in the online form, but also sports competition in the direct contact are planned. Please, tell us few words about events, which are planned in this year.

We learn from the pandemic that we can access education and even limited competition, using zoom and other online means.
It is cheap and we do not have to travel abroad for seminars, it allows us to communicate and access knowledge often.
I think that even after the pandemic we should keep on with online seminars. We will plan regional zoom seminars and competitions, as well as intercontinental. I am also thinking that we can have some zoom judging courses in order to keep the judging level up to date.

But of course, we should have live seminars as soon as the current situation will allow, and live competitions.

European championship in Katowice, Poland is planned for June. At the moment we do not want to plan too many live seminars in competition, but I am hopeful that we can do this as soon as the second half of 2021 or sooner.

How you can see the cooperation with other organisations of traditional karate-do, including World Traditional Karate-do Union, which is binding the largest traditional karate-do federations in the world?

We should definitely cooperate with other like minded organizations, specifically World Traditional Karate-Do Union both as far as competition and seminars, and strive to achieve WADA recognition and support for our national organizations.

The WTKF board of directors and presidential elections

Dear All,

We are delighted to announce the extraordinary WTKF General Assembly which will be held on Sunday, 14 February 2021 on the ZOOM online software due the COVID-19 pandemic.

We warmly invite you to help shape the future of the WTKF organization.

The Extraordinary General Assembly will start on 14 February (4:00 PM UTC) with the presentation and discussion of all items on the Agenda. Make sure you can participate from the beginning! The Board of Directors will reply to all questions and objections, and, where fits, it will follow up with a proposal at the next General Assembly 2021.

We will send you ZOOM LINK to connect by email.

Votes will only be accepted from members of the WTKF.

Agenda

Formalities
- Election of Chairman for the Extraordinary General Assembly
- Election of Minute Keeper
- Adoption of the Agenda
Elections of new members of the Board of Directors and WTKF president
Updating of WTKF constitutions
Event calendar for 2021
Other propositions

Contact email address for all inquiries: secretary@wtkfkarate.org

A warm thank you for your participation!

Radek Januš, on behalf of the Board of Directors

World Traditional Karate-do Federation
Husinecka 903/10, 130 00, Prague 3, Czech republic

Summer Gasshuku 2020

Traditional karate Gasshuku 2020 was held August 12-16, 2020 in Sopot, Poland. Already second time together in cooperation with international organizations World Fudokan Federation, World Traditional Karate-do Federation, World Budo Karate Association. All these organizations established last year the World Traditional Karate-do Union to support each other and to exchange knowledges in traditional karate.

Gasshuku was organized by PZKT/Traditional Karate-do Federation of Poland led by sensei Andrzej Maciejewski.

World top instructor conducted classes for almost 200 participants. Ilja Jorga sensei (Serbia, WTKU president) focus his classes on 2nd Kitei (Higashiyama sensei kitei), because WTKU is going to require this kitei in international WTKU championships. Sensei Krzysztof Neugebauer (Poland, WTKF) and Cornel Musat (Romania, WFF) explain main segments of timing in kumite and foot reaction. We performed bunkai applications in JION kata as well. Santo Torre (Italy) explain body dynamic principle, bunkai applications in Gojushio Sho kata. Because of closed US border sensei. Avi Rokah (USA, WBKA) and sensei Toru Shimoji (USA, WBKA) conducted online classes. Their subjects were timing, foot work and grabbing techniques connected with Heian Nidan Bunkai.

During Gasshuku we discussed competitons rule standardization, very important for cooperation in sport events and competitions.

In time of COVID-19 pandemic, we organized very successful event, respected all healthy requirements to prevent disease. Thank to all participants for support.

SUMMER GASSHUKU 2020

DETAILS

Date: 12-16 August 2020 (Wednesday – Sunday)
Place: Sports Hall 100- lecia, str. Goyki 7, Sopot, Poland
Organizer: Polish Traditional Karate Federation (PZKT)

PROGRAM

– International Gasshuku, traditional karate
– WTKU international judges standardization course

INSTRUCTORS

Ilja Jorga 10th Dan (Serbia)

Santo Torre 8th Dan (Italy)

Krzysztof Neugebauer 6th Dan (Poland)

Giedrius Dranevicius 6th Dan (Lithuania)

Cornel Musat 4th Dan (Romania)

SPECIAL GUESTS:

Wacław Antoniak, vice president Polish Karate Federation
Andrzej Maciejewski, vice president World Traditional Karate-do Federation
Aleksander Simic, executive secretary World Fudokan Federation
Radek Janus, executive director World Budo Karate Association

ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES:

In case of any organizational issues, feel free to contact us:

Radek Janus, +420 776 77 4543, janus@wtkfkarate.org
Aleksander Simic, +381 603 37 4066, simokaratedo@gmail.com

PARTICIPANTS

– min. level required: 4 kyu,
– min. age: 12 years old (born in 2008 or before),
– STRONGLY recommended for: domestic and international referees, trainers, instructors and candidates for above mentioned positions, competitors and candidates for upper level of champion positions.

Organiser will provide underage participants with pedagogical care. Each participant is obliged to have up-to-date medical check up and insurance.

Participation conditions:

– at least 4 kyu level,
– the age of 12 or more,
– up-to-date medical check up,
– insurance,
– consent to the use and procesing of personal data according to the General Data Protection Regulation,
– consent to the use of the image for purposes connected with Summer Gasshuku,
– parental consent for participation of underage participants in Summer Gasshuku.

All participants have to meet above mentioned requirements in order to register for Summer Gasshuku.

SCHEDULE

12.08.2020
arrival, accommodation
13.- 15.08.2020
10:00 – 13:00 training session
15:00 – 17:00 training session, International judges WTKU standardization course
16.08.2020
10:00 – 12:00 conclusion
departure

COSTS

Due to covid regulations, each participant reserves accommodation for himself individually. There is a wide range of accommodation options in the city Sopot.

Seminar fee GASSHUKU 2020: 250 PLN. (includes T-shirt, Diploma)

ADDITIONAL FEES:
WTKU Judges standardization course, international WTKU judges licence: 100 PLN
Sayonara party: 100 PLN

REGISTRATION, RESERVATION, PAYMENT:

You are kindly ask to register before the 1st of August 2020 using following online form below. (Only for NON polish participants). As we get your registration, we will send you payment details.

ONLINE MASTER COURSE FOr TRADITIONAL KARATE INSTRUCTORS

Dear karate instructors,
we are excited to invite you to participate in the 1st online international MASTER COURSE conducted by top traditional karate-do masters Ilja Jorga sensei 10th Dan, Vladimir Jorga sensei 10th Dan, Avi Rokah sensei 8th Dan, Krzysztof Neugebauer sensei 6th Dan.

World Traditional Karate-do Federation is member of World Traditional Karate-do Union (WTKU). It is a platform for traditional karate styles and unites international traditional karate organizations. It is the larges traditional karate-do organization world-wide.

All sessions will be LIVE STREAMED on WTKU Facebook. Do not miss this unique opportunity to practice with respected masters in traditional karate-do. Master course is preparation for the WTKU Summer Gasshuku 2020.

SCHEDULE

May 30 (Saturday):
17:30 – 18:30 (CEST time, UTC+2h) Ilja Jorga sensei 10th Dan (WFF), WTKU president
18:40 – 19:40 (CEST time, UTC+2h) Avi Rokah sensei 8th Dan (WBKA)

May 31 (Sunday):
17:30 – 18:30 (CEST time, UTC+2h) Vladimir Jorga sensei 10th Dan, (WTKU)
18:40 – 19:40 (CEST time, UTC+2h) Krzysztof Neugebauer sensei 6th Dan (WTKF)

WTKF EUROPEAN CUP – postponed

NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS

Dear Member,

Once again history repeats itself as world interest in karate continues to grow. Of particular interest is the aspect of martial arts that benefits the development of a person’s character.

The New Year 2020 brings with it a golden opportunity to capitalize on the resurgence of interest in Traditional Karate as Budo.

In recent years, many Budo arts, including Karate, have come to be perceived worldwide as just game sports resulting in waning public interest. On the other hand, the lowered perception of Karate as a common sport has also rekindled interest in Karate’s origins as Budo and its value to human development.

Now is the best time for each member federation to promote Traditional Karate in its own country. For this reason, it is necessary for all member federations to re-learn in–depth the original fundamentals and spirit of Traditional Karate based on Budo principles.

The Year 2020 is a year of preparations to implement a new organizational program in honour to preserve the great Traditional Karate history and its contribution to mankind and cooperate all together: World Traditional Karate-do Federation, World Fudokan Federation, World Budo Karate Association and other.

The WTKF expects all member organizations to continue the development of Traditional Karate within their own respective nation, to maintain the momentum of world public interest in Traditional Karate, and to cooperate closely with the WTKF to further the goals shared by all members of the WTKF family.

Together we will be strong. Together we will grow and together we will achieve great things.

On behalf of the World Traditional Karate-do Federation I wish each of you the very best in 2020 and looking forward all Traditional Karate practitioners in international events.

Sincerely Yours,

Volodymyr Savchenko,

President WTKF

RESULTS – 34th European Traditional Karate-Do Championships WTKF

In the 34th European Traditional Karate-do Championships participated teams from: Austria, Armenia, Czech republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Israel, Italy, Moldova, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Russia, Ukraine.

Kata Cadets – Men’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Kamil	Rak	POLAND
2	Wojciech	Całka	POLAND
3	Mikołaj	Muchowski	POLAND
4	Mikuláš	Přecechtěl	CZECH REPUBLIC


Kata Cadets – Women’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Wiktoria	Łuczyńska	POLAND
2	Julia	Staniszewska	POLAND
3	Zofia	Taranczewska	POLAND
4	HAIDIUK	DARIIA	UKRAINE


Kata Juniors – Men’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Gilad	Rokah	ISRAEL
2	Dawid	Gryzik	POLAND
3	Saša	Šindel	CZECH REPUBLIC
4	BAVOROVSKIY	VADYM	UKRAINE


Kata Juniors – Women’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Zuzanna	Smardzewska	POLAND
2	Marta	Kopytowska	POLAND
3	Natalia	Firlit	POLAND
4	Kaja	Dujmovič	SLOVENIA


Kata Youths – Men’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Tomáš	Hanzl	CZECH REPUBLIC
2	Michał	Kłosek	POLAND
3	Jakub	Obiala	POLAND
4	IGNAS	NAVICKAS	LITHUANIA


Kata Youths – Women’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Katarzyna	Łuszczyńska	POLAND
2	Karolina	Gajewska	POLAND
3	Adéla	Koňaříková	CZECH REPUBLIC
4	Josefína	Přecechtělová	CZECH REPUBLIC


Kata Seniors – Men’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	BUZINSKIY	YEVHEN	UKRAINE
2	Krzysztof	Buczek	POLAND
3	Radosław	Dykczyński	POLAND
4	KUZMENKO	ANATOLII	UKRAINE


Kata Seniors – Women’s Individual Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Agnieszka	Sajdutka	POLAND
2	Paulina	Świercz	POLAND
3	YANTSEVYCH	YEVHENIIA	UKRAINE
4	Hana	Juráňová	CZECH REPUBLIC


Fukugo Cadets – Men’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Antoni	Czechowski	POLAND
2	Mikołaj	Łaganowski	POLAND
3	Mikuláš	Přecechtěl	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	HARNYK	OLEKSII	UKRAINE
4	FEDUNYSHIN	ROSTYSLAV	UKRAINE


Fukugo Cadets – Women’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Zofia	Taranczewska	POLAND
2	Julia	Staniszewska	POLAND
3	HAIDIUK	DARIIA	UKRAINE
3	Wiktoria	Łuczyńska	POLAND
4	TABASH	KRYSTYNA	UKRAINE


Fukugo Juniors – Men’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Gilad	Rokah	ISRAEL
2	PUCHA	DANIIL	UKRAINE
3	Patryk	Szymański	POLAND
3	Sevastian	Railean	MOLDOVA
4	Marius	Pamfile	MOLDOVA


Fukugo Juniors – Women’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Marta	Kopytowska	POLAND
2	Martyna	Jańska	POLAND
3	KHOROLETS	POLINA	UKRAINE
3	Kaja	Krzesłowska	POLAND
4	ALICE EMNUELA	LAURETTA	ITALY


Fukugo Youths – Men’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Patryk	Jarosz	POLAND
2	Stanisław	Budecki	POLAND
3	Vojtěch	Mašláň	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	GVIDAS	ROPĖ	LITHUANIA
4	IGNAS	NAVICKAS	LITHUANIA


Fukugo Youths – Women’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Karolina	Wyporek	POLAND
2	Adéla	Koňaříková	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Karolína	Bačová	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Karolina	Gajewska	POLAND
4	Josefína	Přecechtělová	CZECH REPUBLIC


Fukugo Seniors – Men’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Michał	Sowa	POLAND
2	KUZMENKO	ANATOLII	UKRAINE
3	Viorel	Bejan	MOLDOVA
3	Dawid	Rojowski	POLAND
4	BUZINSKIY	YEVHEN	UKRAINE


Fukugo Seniors – Women’s Fukugo
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Klaudia	Wajda	POLAND
2	YANTSEVYCH	YEVHENIIA	UKRAINE
3	Tereza	Kleiblová	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Agnieszka	Sajdutka	POLAND
4	Dominika	Vašíčková	CZECH REPUBLIC


Kumite Cadets – Men’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Karol	Chłopicki	POLAND
2	OPRYSHKO	DANYLO	UKRAINE
3	Daniel	Majchrzak	POLAND
3	Cristi	Cotorobai	MOLDOVA
4	Mikuláš	Přecechtěl	CZECH REPUBLIC


Kumite Cadets – Women’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Zofia	Taranczewska	POLAND
2	Wiktoria	Łuczyńska	POLAND
3	GIADA	SCHIRO’	ITALY
3	Zofia	Orłowska	POLAND
4	TABASH	KRYSTYNA	UKRAINE


Kumite Juniors – Men’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Bartosz	Kozioł	POLAND
2	Dan	Popescu	MOLDOVA
3	MATVIICHUK	ILLIA	UKRAINE
3	Gilad	Rokah	ISRAEL
4	BAVOROVSKIY	VADYM	UKRAINE


Kumite Juniors – Women’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Martyna	Jańska	POLAND
2	Monika	Czupryńska	POLAND
3	KHOROLETS	POLINA	UKRAINE
3	Marta	Czapka	POLAND
4	Mihaela	Jerinič	SLOVENIA


Kumite Youth – Men’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Patryk	Jarosz	POLAND
2	Daniel	Veselý	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Oleg	Iliuscencov	MOLDOVA
3	Marius	Bernic	MOLDOVA
4	SINKO	DANYLO	UKRAINE


Kumite Youth – Women’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Karolina	Wyporek	POLAND
2	Anna	Fall	POLAND
3	Adéla	Koňaříková	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Karolína	Bačová	CZECH REPUBLIC
4	Monika	Satinová	CZECH REPUBLIC


Kumite Seniors – Men’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	BUZINSKIY	YEVHEN	UKRAINE
2	Damian	Tomasik	POLAND
3	Ivan	Parii	MOLDOVA
3	PENIASHKIN	OLEKSANDR	UKRAINE
4	Dawid	Rojowski	POLAND


Kumite Seniors – Women’s Individual Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Klaudia	Wajda	POLAND
2	Alicja	Zalecińska	POLAND
3	Tereza	Kleiblová	CZECH REPUBLIC
3	YANTSEVYCH	YEVHENIIA	UKRAINE
4	Dominika	Vašíčková	CZECH REPUBLIC

Enbu Cadets+Juniors – Men’s Enbu
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	16 (Chłopicki,Czechowski)		POLAND
2	9 (Szymański,Barański)		POLAND
3	17 (Rak,Biesaga)		POLAND
4	Czech republic (Skřinař ,Dočekal )		CZECH REPUBLIC


Enbu Cadets+Juniors – Mixed Enbu
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	8 (Kopytowska,Szymański)		POLAND
2	14 (Taranczewska,Czechowski)		POLAND
3	15 (Muchowski,Orłowska)		POLAND
4	SCHIRO, ROZZARIN (SCHIRO, ROZZARIN)		ITALY


Kata team Cadets+Juniors – Women’s team Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	10 (Firlit,Kopytowska,Smardzewska)		POLAND
2	11 (Staniszewska,Taranczewska)		POLAND
3	TABASH, HAIDIUK, KUDRIAVCHENKO (TABASH, HAIDIUK, KUDRIAVCHENKO)		UKRAINE
4	Technický tým		CZECH REPUBLIC


Kata team Cadets – Men’s team Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	12 (Rak,Całka,Wolanin)		POLAND
2	13 (Muchowski,Majchrzak,Łaganowski)		POLAND
3	MOSTOVYI, VOLYNETS, HARNYK (MOSTOVYI, VOLYNETS, HARNYK)		UKRAINE
4	Technický tým		CZECH REPUBLIC


Kata team Juniors – Men’s team Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	7 (Gryzik,Maślak,Kozioł)		POLAND
2	Czech republic (Přecechtěl,Šindel ,Terč)		CZECH REPUBLIC
3	BUZINSKIY, BAVOROVSKIY, PUCHA (BUZINSKIY, BAVOROVSKIY, PUCHA)		UKRAINE
4	ALBERONI, GALLETTI, ROZZARIN (ALBERONI, GALLETTI, ROZZARIN)		ITALY


Kata team Youths+Seniors – Men’s team Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	2 (Dykczyński,Sowa,Buczek)		POLAND
2	Jarosz, Kłosek, Obiala (Jarosz, Kłosek, Obiala)		POLAND
3	Czech republic (Mašláň ,Veselý,Hanzl )		CZECH REPUBLIC
4	LITHUANIA (DRANEVIČIUS,JONYTIS,KRAMILIUS)		LITHUANIA


Kata team Youths+Seniors – Women’s team Kata
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	1 (Sajdutka,Wajda,Politowicz)		POLAND
2	Dujmovič, Jerinič, Švetak		SLOVENIA
3	YANTSEVYCH, IURIEVA, ZHURAVEL (YANTSEVYCH, IURIEVA, ZHURAVEL)		UKRAINE
4	Czech republic (Venturová ,Vašíčková ,Kleiblová )		CZECH REPUBLIC


Kumite team Cadets+Juniors – Men’s Team Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	PUCHA, BAVOROVSKIY, BUZINSKIY, MATVIICHUK (PUCHA, BAVOROVSKIY, BUZINSKIY, MATVIICHUK)		UKRAINE
2	Czech republic (Přecechtěl,Pavlík,Šindel ,Janík )		CZECH REPUBLIC
3	18 (Szymański,Banasiak,Kozioł,Chłopicki)		POLAND
3	ALBERONI, GALLETTI, ROZZARIN (ALBERONI, GALLETTI, ROZZARIN)		ITALY


Kumite team Youths+Seniors – Men’s Team Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	Tomasik,Rojowski,Sowa,Zwierzchowski		POLAND
2	BUZINSKIY, PENIASHKIN, RESHETNIIAK, HALINSKY		UKRAINE
3	CIBULSKIS, NAVICKAS, ŽIBUTIS, GABALIS		LITHUANIA
3	Czech republic (Veselý ,Mašláň ,Slíva ,Hanzl )		CZECH REPUBLIC
4	MOLDOVA Team Kumite Seniors (Bejan,Parii,Bernic)		MOLDOVA


Kumite team Youths+Seniors – Women’s Team Kumite
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	5 (Sajdutka,Wajda,Zalecińska,Sadowska)		POLAND
2	Czech republic (Juráňová,Venturová ,Vašíčková ,Kleiblová )		CZECH REPUBLIC
3	Kovacevic, Omerovic, Filipovski, Ivanovic(Kovacevic, Omerovic, Filipovski, Ivanovic)		SERBIA


Enbu Youths+Seniors – Men’s Enbu
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	4 (Tomasik,Zwierzchowski)		POLAND
2	KUZMENKO, DZHUN (KUZMENKO, DZHUN)		UKRAINE
3	KRAMILIUS, ROPĖ (KRAMILIUS, ROPĖ)		LITHUANIA
4	Technický tým 2		CZECH REPUBLIC


Enbu Youths+Seniors – Mixed Enbu
Position	Name	Surname	COUNTRY
1	3 (Łuszczyńska,Budecki)		POLAND
2	LITHUANIA (VERSOCKA,BALINSKIS)		LITHUANIA
3	HALINSKYI, IURIEVA (HALINSKYI, IURIEVA)		UKRAINE
4	Oganyan, Semenovskaya (Oganyan, Semenovskaya)		RUSSIA