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I.K.F.
World
Super-Welterweight Champion
Amateur Kickboxing( O.S.R. Format )
Lee Green
From Urmston,
England
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Official Open Invitation:
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The Amateur Kickboxing Association of England ( A.K.A. ) in association with
Dave Eckersley - Leigh Kickboxing Studio
would like to invite Instructors to enter athletes into our
IKF Amateur Kickboxing Championships ( O.S.R. format ).
Saturday 30th May 2009, Leigh, ( Near Manchester ), ENGLAND, WA3 2AH.
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Entries details and entry fee payments must be submitted to A.K.A. England before
Friday 22nd May 2009,
( which is eight days prior ), at the latest.
These must be pre-paid in advance, and by cheque only ( made payable to A.K.A. Kickboxing ).
Late entries after this date will not be considered. If you are posting a cheque, please ensure that it arrives before
Friday 22nd May 2009,
as the A.K.A. office does not receive any mail at the weekends.
Please enter your athletes early to avoid disappointment, this competition will have a maximum of
30 contests on the day ( just 60 matched entries ).
There will be 'Novice' and 'Senior' I.K.F. Amateur Kickboxing Bouts. ( ‘O.S.R.’ format ).
O.S.R. is the abbreviation for Open Scoring Rules, which means that the scoring is open for everyone to view during the contests to ensure fairness to all competitors. Open scoring is used for all Olympic sports, including Boxing and Taekwondo.
On A.K.A. England events, this is done using score machines mounted next to the area of play ( boxing ring ) during bouts. The format is similar to Olympic Style Rules as seen in Olympic Amateur Boxing.