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Karate: Olympic Style Kumite by Robert Thoburn, 2002-06-24 Dynamic Taekwondo: A Martial Art & Olympic Sport by Kyong Myong Lee, 1996-12-02 Taekwondo's golden boy. (1996 Taekwondo Junior Olympic champion Emo Rosas)(includes related information about taekwondo)(Cover Story): An article from: U.S. Kids by Kelly Milner Halls, 1996-10-01 Karate in Action (Sports in Action) by Bobbie Kalman, 2005-11

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41. Illinois Shotokan Karate Clubs: Park Ridge Park District
    , Days, Class Location. Prekarate (5 - 7 yrs),Wednesday, Oakton sports Complex (olympic Room) 2800 Oakton Street - Park Ridge. Winter 2003, Class  
    http://www.iskc.com/parkridge.html

42. Pan-American Games Rio 2007 - Links
    www.wagc.org Fédération Internationale de Roller sports (Hockey on www.rollersports.orgWorld karate Federation (karate) www.wkf National olympic Committees.  
    http://www.cob.org.br/rio2007/Ingles/links.asp
    
    Extractions: Our Victory Organizing Committee Legacy History ... Logos and Mascots Site search: Search for Sports Athletics Archery Badminton Basketball Baseball Boxing Canoeing Cycling Diving Equestrian Fencing Football Gymnastics Handball Hockey Judo Modern Pentathlon Rowing Sailing Shooting Softball Synchronized Swimming Swimming Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Triathlon Water Polo Weightlifting Wrestling Volleyball português

43. Ystrad Mynach College Library Resources By Subject
    796.8153 karate PERRY,FRANK T=THE COMPLETE karate HANDBOOK OLDGATE,KARL=PLAYTHE GAME karate *class796.92 HAYCOCK,KATE=SKIING (olympic sports)  
    http://www.ystradmynachcollege.co.uk/librarydata/s_00086.htm

44. Sports Books Online
    Hiking; Hunting; Jet Skis; Kayaking; karate; Martial Arts. Motorcycle Racing; Mountaineering;olympic sports; Rowing; Soccer; Scuba Diving; Skiing; Soaring; Snowmobiles;  
    http://www.sixstroke.com/link_pages/sports_books.htm

45. Advisors
    He holds dan ranks in judo, jujitsu and karate, boxed and kickboxed profes the historicaland cultural aspects of the king of the Ancient olympic sports at the  
    http://worldpankration.homestead.com/advisors.html
    
    Extractions: Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Advisors Advisors to the World Pankration Federation include some of the most respected leaders of the martial arts and combat sports in the world. The President relies on their advice and direction in matters of rules, refereeing, operations, and matters pertaining to the furtherance of the sport of pankration. Jim Harrison Mr. Harrison was 3-time U.S. Karate Champion, 3-time All American Grand Champion, undefeated light-heavyweight Kickboxing Champion, and coach to the undefeated U.S. 1974-76 U.S. Professional Team. As feared and respected as Jim Harrison was (and remains) as a fighter, he was equally respected as a referee, and brings un- equaled experience and expertise to the WPF as a senior advisor, with particular attention to competition rules and officiating. Known as the father of sport karate and kick- boxing, Mike Anderson started the Professional Karate Association, built kickboxing into the number one spectator sport of the 1970's, published Professional Karate Magazine, and was instrumental in building the worldwide kickboxing movement, in which he remains active. One of the foremost authorities on competi- tive combat sports, both in the U.S. and interna- tionally, Mike Anderson brings over 40 years of competition, officiating and organizational ex- perience to his senior advisory role with the WPF, and lends particular expertise in the areas of rules, safety equipment and international development.

46. Sports Books Online
    Hiking; Hockey; Hunting; Jet Skis; Kayaking; karate; Martial Arts. MotorcycleRacing; Mountaineering; olympic sports; Rowing; Soccer; Scuba Diving; Skiing;Soaring;  
    http://www.corporatedrugtesting.com/link_pages/sports_books.htm

47. Women's Sports
    TABLE TENNIS, FENCING. olympic sports, LUGE. HORSES. EXTREME sports. SKATEBOARDING,EXTREME sports. BMX, BUNGEE JUMPING. JUDO, JUJITSU. karate, KUNG FU. TAE KWON DO,TAI CHI.  
    http://www.sportsfansofamerica.com/Links/Womens/Main1.htm
    
    Extractions: Women's Portal to Sports on the Net! BASKETBALL W.N.B.A. BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL WOMEN'S MARCH MADNESS ... INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL SOCCER / FUTBOL W LEAGUE SOCCER COLLEGE SOCCER HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER KID'S SOCCER ... INTERNATIONAL SOCCER GOLF LPGA TOUR GOLFERS FOOTBALL IWFL NWFL FITNESS SPORTS WOMEN'S FITNESS TOOLS AEROBICS CYCLING RUNNING ... BODY BUILDING WATER SPORTS SURFING FISHING WATER SKIING BOATING ... WIND SURFING ADVENTURE SPORTS HIKING ROCK CLIMBING HANG GLIDING MOUNTAINEERING ... CAVING OLYMPIC SPORTS GYMNASTICS FIGURE SKATING COLLEGIATE GYMNASTICS CURLING ... LUGE HORSES HORSE RACING HORSE RIDING ACTIVITIES HORSE CLUBS HORSE RIDING WESTERN ... HORSE BREEDERS EXTREME SPORTS SKATEBOARDING EXTREME SPORTS B.M.X. BUNGEE JUMPING ... MOUNTAIN BIKING AUTO/MOTO RACING NASCAR RACING MAIN RACING LINKS DRAG RACING MOTORCYCLE RACING ... GENERAL RACING MARTIAL ARTS MAIN PAGE AIKIDO JUDO JUJITSU ... OTHER MARTIAL ARTS WINTER SPORTS SNOWBOARDING SNOW SKIING DOGSLEDDING SKIJORING OTHER SPORTS CHEERLEADING TENNIS VOLLEYBALL ROLLER JAM ... R.C. AVIATION

48. Lezing Door Sensei Leon Pantanowitz
    problem of finance, since governments give money to olympic sports first, nonolympicsports second, and no money to traditional activities such as karate.  
    http://home.planet.nl/~tamo/lecture_leon.htm
    
    Extractions: Lecture by Leon Pantanowitz at the Okinawa Budosai '98 - symposium on the future of karate-do What is tradition? The definition of the word tradition is a "passing over" or "handing down" of some tangible material thing, from one generation to another, from father to son, etc., in its original form with no changes. The "handing down" or "passing on" of a tradition usually has two facets to it: the first being a transfer or teaching of the physical elements of the tradition and the second is the handing down of the oral tradition that compliments, fills in, explains and thus completes the physical elements of the first phase. Kata is a simple example that we can all recognise. The form of the kata is the physical aspect but would remain almost statuesque-like without the oral tradition that accompanies it, breathing life into the kata, giving it its timing, movement, focus, muchimi, chiru no chan chan and all its other innate qualities together with its traditional bunkai and self-defence usage, thus turning the "statue" into a martial art – an art of powerful beauty. From its root beginnings, the tradition of Okinawan karate-do has been influenced by the philosophy of Buddhism and, in particular, Zen Buddhism, the essence of which is to deny the ego as an entity or as something that has real existence. Zen Buddhism emphasises the emptiness of things, e.g., the "kara" of the "te" or of the mind, and consequently the emptiness of the ego. Practising karate with the understanding that it is a form of "moving Zen", we train ourselves to gain control of it so that in a real "life and death" situation we will be capable of

49. Heraldsun.com: Karate Master Honored Again
    an average of 400 students per week between karate International and a USA Bowlingcoach, a Junior olympic Bowling coach, and a sports training consultant  
    http://www.heraldsun.com/sports/rec/51-169622.html
    
    Extractions: Dec 4, 2001 : 12:10 am ET Jessie Bowen, a ninth-degree black belt and owner of Karate International of Durham, has been honored by such organizations as the U.S. Martial Arts Association Hall of Fame and the World Karate Union Hall of Fame as 2000 Grand Master for the Year and 2001 Most Distinguished Grand Master. Therefore, it was no surprise when he was inducted into the Superstar Hall of Fame as Grandmaster for Year on Nov. 10 in Martinsville, Va. He was also awarded the 2001 Who’s Who Award. All of these organizations choose martial arts experts based on skill, dedication and good work within the sport. Bowen has trained over 200 black belts since opening Karate International in 1980 and his students say their teacher has clearly earned the recognition. "Hanshi Bowen in really among the elite," said Alex Semilof, a first-degree black belt at Bowen’s school. "This school is an incredible place. He’s uncompromising in his standards, yet, he treats each of us as individuals." Bowen said that his goal is to make all students push themselves as hard as they can and reach their own goals.

50. Untitled
    Our role as the national sports federation governing karate in Canada hasbeen recognized by the Canadian olympic Association and sports Canada.  
    http://www.karatequebec.org/reconaiss2.htm
    
    Extractions: CANADIAN OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION Dr. Chee K. Ling August 18, 1999 Dear Sir or Madam: As secretary of the National Karate Association of Canada, I am pleased to advise that Karate Quebec is the provincial branch association member of the National Karate Association of Canada, and the member in good standing. Karate Quebec, under the leadership of Mr. Sylvain Berthiaume and Mr. Germain Bisson, has distinguished themselves in many ways. Quebec karate athletes recently won the provincial throphy for the province with the highest number of points at the 1998 Canadian Black Belt Championships in St. Hyacinthe, Quebec. At the recent 1999 Pan Am Games in Winnipeg, a total of six karate athletes; all members of the National Karate Association of Canada, competed with the 625 members Canadian Olympic Association team. Two of our karate athletes won medals for Canada. Miss Bitissima Essadiqi of Quebec, and Ms Lisa Ling of BC each won a bronze medal. The National Karate Association of Canada has been the governing body for karate in Canada for the past 25 years. The 1999 National Championships held in June, 99 in Vancouver was our 25

51. KarateForums.com - Karate And Martial Arts Discussion Forums -
    olympic sports are for bringing all countries together unpolitically. at least thatswhat it's supposed to be. _ rushman (karate forums sensei  
    http://www.karateforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=113&start=0

52. Search India Sports - Indian Cricket, Chess, Badminton And Other Sports
    olympic sports Plus Jagadish's page on olympics. Procam sports - sports eventorganizers. Resa Institute of karate - karate and Judo training center.  
    http://www.searchindia.com/search/Sports/index1.shtml
    
    Extractions: Displaying listings 26-45 Olympic Sports Plus - Jagadish's page on Olympics Passion for Games Procam Sports - Sports event organizers Resa Institute of Karate - Karate and Judo training center SLAWIN Sankalp's Cyber World - Info on WWF, latest games and reviews Sporting Ambition - Involved in sports related activities Sports Authority of India Eastern Center - Promotion and development of sports Sports Awards - Awards given by Government of India for sports excellence Sports Federations in India Sports Hungama - Comprehensive information about cricket, chess, hockey, swimming and more Sports Institutes in India - Sports institutes in India Sports Star - Sports events, news and more Sports in Ancient India - Account of sports in ancient India TNQ Sponsorship Tata Open Ten Pin Bowling - Bowling news, centers, directory and tips

53. News Articles
    The olympic Dreams of 50 million karate athletes the definitive recognition of theWorld karate Federation (WKF) as the International sports Federation (IF  
    http://www.usa-nkfnj.org/html/article_2.html
    
    Extractions: "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle." These are the famous words spoken by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the Modern Olympics. Since the beginning of the modern Olympic Games in 1896, the Olympics has offered an opportunity for the world's youth to gather in the spirit of friendship and learn the importance of values that transcend differences in nationality, geography, and culture. The Olympic Movement in Karate by Akihiro Omi The Olympic Dreams of 50 million karate athletes around the world have made a giant step forward as the 109th session of the International Olympics Committee, held in Seoul, Korea on June 16th-20th, 1999, ratified the definitive recognition of the World Karate Federation (WKF) as the International Sports Federation (IF) for the sport of karate. The IFs are the International Governing Body (IGB) responsible for the integrity of their sport on the international level. These organizations establish the playing eligibility rules, set the schedule of events and select the referees, judges and other officials to "run" their respective sports at the Olympic Games as well as other international competitions. Each member country of the IOC is represented by the National Olympic Committee (NOC) whose mission is to develop and protect the Olympic MOvements in their respective countries. The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) is the NOC for the United States The NOC members consists of representatives from each sport. he officially recognized National Sport FEderation (NFs) are referred to as National Governing Bodies (NGBs). The NGBs both govern and represent their sports in their own countries. Each NGB must also be a member of the IF for their sport.

54. Movimiento Olímpico - Archivo De Noticias
    Translate this page like to see added to the olympic games (summer sports included in the poll were roller-skating,bowling scientific, omitted the only other Pan Am sport, karate.  
    http://www.nrpatin.org.co/olympic_news_00.htm

55. Schedule - Suffolk County New York
    SWIM,sports. COMPETITION, SWIM,sports, olympicAM. A C,, SWIM,sports, A C, RELAYS,SWIM sports. A C, karate TALENT,, olympic Relays, A C, Carnivals, A C , TALENT.  
    http://ypdc.com/Suffolk/Schedule-Suffolk.htm

56. Goregaon Sports Club
    of India) Asian World karate Federation (Recg. by International olympic Committee)At Goregaon sports Club Link Road, Malad (West), Mumbai 400 064.  
    http://www.goregaonsportsclub.com/mainfacilities.html

57. Looking For Books On Ju Jutsu And Judo?
    Bruce Tegner's Complete Book of SelfDefense Judo, Jiu Jitsu, karate, Savate,Yawara, Aikido, and Ate-Waza. Combat sports (olympic sports); Gene Lebells  
    http://www.itsgroovy.com/jutsu/books-jutsu.html

58. The United States Federation's Olympic FAQ
    sports Organizations such as karate, rugby, sports acrobatics and underwater swimming,which are among the sports seeking inclusion on future olympic programs.  
    http://www.ussurf.org/surffaq.htm
    
    Extractions: This FAQ has been derived from the official IOC FAQ for those items that we feel are most relevant to the sport of surfing. 1. What is the role of a National Olympic Committee (NOC) and how many are currently recognized by the IOC? A: Each "nation" has but one NOC. Although most the NOCs that are recognized are from nations, the IOC also recognizes independent territories, commonwealths (such as Puerto Rico), mandated territories, protectorates and geographical areas. As of February 2000, the IOC recognized 200 National Olympic Committees. Each NOC has the responsibility for governing Olympic affairs within its nation, including identifying, training, selecting, entering and funding an Olympic Team from that nation to compete in the Olympic Games. 2. What is the role of an International Federation (IF) and how many IFs are currently recognized by the IOC? A: The International Federations (IFs) for Olympic sports and those sports wishing to be considered for the Olympic program establish the eligibility and competition rules, set the schedule of events (which then must be approved by the IOC and the host organizing committee for the Olympic Games), and select and identify the referees, judges and other officials to "run" the sport. The IFs can also make proposals to the IOC concerning the revision or development of the events in its own sport, and recommend the addition or deletion of an event on the Olympic program. The IF is responsible for resolving all technical issues such as officiating disputes and recognizes only one National Governing Body (NGB) per sport in each country.

59. Index
    sports Accord Signing Gives US karate and Jujitsu Athletes First Opportunity ToCompete In olympics Games. karate athletes will achieve olympic status for the  
    http://teamusapankration.com/news/news.html
    
    Extractions: Karate athletes will achieve olympic status for the first time in the 2004 Olympics to be held in Athens, Greece. Karate and Jujitsu will be under the sponsorship of Pankration, an ancient Greek sport which was first introduced to the games in 648 B.C. Pankration will re-enter the 2004 Games just as the host country, Korea brought Tae Kwan Do into the the 1988 Olympic Games. This gives American martial arts athletes of all styles a real opportunity for Olympic Games participation. On Sunday November 22nd 1998, in the town of Llama, Greece, the Hellenic Federation of Pankration Athlima (H.F.P.A.) recognized by the Greek Sports Ministry as the exclusive Federation of research, planning ,development, cultivation, publicity, international development of the Pankration Sport all over the world as an Olympic cultural legacy of Greece, approved and recognized the U.S.A. Federation of Pankration Athlima and it's president Mr. John Townsley, of Palatine Illinois as the legal representative for the cultivation, development, and spread of the Pankration sport in the United States and the preparation of American athletes to compete in 2004 Olympic Games. Mr. Nikos Kemos (A' Vice President), Mr. Nikos Anastasiou (General Secretary), and Mr. Panagloris Koutoubas (Director Responsible for Internationalization) signed for Hellenic Federation of Pankration Athlima, and Mr. John Townsley (President) Palatine, Il. Mr. Bob Boggs (General Secretary / Executive Director), Olathe, Kansas, and Mr. Nick Petmazas (President of the Technical Committee), Buffalo Grove, Il. signed for the U.S.A. Federation of Pankration Athlima.

60. Alabama Sports Festival Official Site
    National Senior Games Special olympic International Athens 2004 Triathlon Spring CityTriathletes, sports ARCHERY/BOWHUNTING USA Hockey Inline karate karate One  
    http://www.alagames.com/links.shtml

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