Date: Saturday, June 20th

Location: Sports hall Eichli, Stans

Competition: Kumite and Kata

Registration: Friday, June 19th from 3pm at Honbu-Dojo Oberdorf

Kumite-Boys: U7 Boys Open weight

U 8-9 Boys -30Kg

U 8-9 Boys +30Kg

U10-11 Boys -33Kg

U10-11 Boys -40Kg

U10-11 Boys +40Kg

U12-13 Boys -40Kg

U12-13 Boys -46Kg

U12-13 Boys -54Kg

U12-13 Boys +54Kg

U14-15 Boys -50Kg

U14-15 Boys -56Kg
U14-15 Boys -62Kg

U14-15 Boys -70Kg

U14-15 Boys +70Kg

U16-18 Boys -55Kg

U16-18 Boys -60Kg

U16-18 Boys -65Kg

U16-18 Boys -70Kg

U16-18 Boys -75Kg

U16-18 Boys +75Kg

Kumite-Girls: U8-9 Girls Open weight

U10-11 Girls -33Kg

U10-11 Girls +33Kg

U12-13 Girls -40Kg

U12-13 Girls -46Kg

U12-13 Girls -54Kg

U12-13 Girls +54Kg

U14-15 Girls -50Kg

U14-15 Girls -59Kg

U14-15 Girls -65Kg

U14-15 Girls +65Kg

U16-18 Girls -50Kg

U16-18 Girls -55Kg

U16-18 Girls -60Kg

U16-18 Girls -65Kg

U16-18 Girls +65Kg

Fighting-time: 1. Round 2 minutes, if hikiwake (equal)

2. Round 2 minutes, if hikiwake + no weight difference

3. Round 1 minute, referee decision

Competition-Regulations:

· The competition will be fought with full contact.

· All Shin-Kyokushin technics are allowed

· Fighting-time is 2x2 minutes, prolongation 1 minute

· Half a point = Waza-Ari. Full point = Ippon.

· In order to win, leading half a point is necessary.

· If there is hikiwake (equal) there is a first prolongation. After a second equal in the second prolongation, the fighters` weight will be compared.

· In categories U7-U14-15 there has to be a difference of 2 kilos in order to win.

· In category U16-18 the weight difference has to be 3 kilos.

· If the weight difference should be too low in any of the categories, there is one last prolongation which will be decided by the referee.

Kata - Girls: U7-11 Girls KATA (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

U12-18 Girls KATA (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

U7-11 Girls KATA (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

U12-18 Girls KATA (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

U12-14 Girls KATA (2 KYU)

U12-18 Girls KATA (2 KYU)

U15-18 Girls KATA (2 KYU)

Kata – Boys: U7-11 Boys KATA (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

U12-18 Boys KATA (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

U7-11 Boys KATA (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

U12-18 Boys KATA (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

U12-14 Boys KATA (2 KYU)

U12-18 Boys KATA (2 KYU)

U15-18 Boys KATA (2 KYU)

Kata – mixed (Girls+Boys) U12-18 Mixed Team KATA 3 Competitor

Kata-Regulations: U7-11 Girls + Boys (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

U12-18 Girls + Boys (10 KYU, 9 KYU, 8 KYU, 7 KYU)

Compulsory Kata: Taikyoku-Sono-Ichi

Katas open to choice: Taikyoku-Sono-Ni and San

Pinan-Sono-Ichi

U7-11 Girls + Boys (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

U12-18 Girls + Boys (6 KYU, 5 KYU, 4 KYU, 3 KYU)

Compulsory Kata: Pinan-Sono-Ichi

Katas open to choice: Pinan-Sono-Ichi, Ni, San, Yon

U12-14 Girls + Boys (2 KYU)

U12-18 Girls + Boys (2 KYU)

Compulsory Kata: Pinan-Sono-Go

Katas open to choice: Geksai-Dai, Tsuki-No Kata, Yantsu,

U15-18 Girls + Boys (2 KYU)

Compulsory Kata: Yantsu, Tsuki No Kata, Gekisai Dai,

Katas open to choice: Yantsu, Tsuki No Kata, Saiha

Gekisai Dai, Gekisai Sho

Kata of all three rounds must be different.

U12-18 Mixed Team KATA 3 Competitor

Compulsory Kata: Pinan-Sono-Go

Katas open to choice: Geksai-Dai, Tsuki-No Kata, Yantsu

Kat.U7 to U15-18

· The evaluation system applies analogously to Kumite. Two kata runners compete against each other in each round. First Shiro (white) and then Aka (red) runs his kata. The five judges use flag scoring
to decide who will move on to the next round. There is no draw, but always a decision by the judges. However, the kata may be started a second time if the kata runner gets lost the first time. Starting a second time has a corresponding influence on the judges' rating.

· Compulsory and free kata
The compulsory kata must be run in the first and second rounds, in the following rounds, the free kata, whereby each free kata can be performed as often as desired.

· Competition list
Each competitor is randomly assigned to another competitor. There may be byes.

· Ranking
The fight for the third place (small final) will be held.

· Referee
The judges consist of a team of 1 main judge and 4 corner judges. The main judge gives the appropriate commands. The kata runner who receives more flag decisions in his favor advances
to the next round.

U15-18 Girls + Boys (2 KYU) = three rounds; there must be at least 8 competitor

Demonstration of the compulsory kata:

· On the call of the announcer (containing the entry-number, the name and country of the person)
the competitor steps to the rim of the demonstration area and makes a bow.

· On the command of the main judge (Nakai!) the competitor steps to the starting line and makes
a bow to the judge.

· The main judge draws one of the kata cards kept in his hand – which contain the names of the compulsory katas – and announces the kata which is to be performed.

· The competitor repeats the name of the kata loudly.

· On the command of the main judge (e.g.: Mokuso! Tsuki-no Kata Yoi, mogore Hajime !) the competitor starts the demonstration.

· Having completed the kata, on the main judge´s command “Naore! Yasume” the competitor steps back to the starting line and waits for the decision.

Demonstration of the free katas:

· The starting procedure is the same as in the case of a compulsory kata.

· After the bow the competitor announces loudly the name of the kata he/she is going to perform.

· The main judge repeats loudly the name of the announced kata.

· On the command of the main judge the demonstration starts.

· The ending procedure is the same as in the case of a compulsory kata.

Award: Kata: 1st – 3rd place, Cup, medallion and certificate

Kumite: 1st – 3rd place, Cup, medallion and certificate

(two 3rd places)

Best Technique Girls and Boys

Best Spirit Girls and Boys

All competitors will get a medallion.

Referee: Registration for referees is mandatory
for all dojos and countries

Example: up to ten competitors: one Referee
up to twenty competitors: two Referees
up to thirty competitors three Referees

Tatami: There will be three or four Tatamis.

Starting-fee: The entry fee is 40 Swiss francs or euros

The entry fee for Kata –Teams is 90 Swiss francs or 90 euros

Registration is only valid if the entry fee is paid by May 20, 2026.

Payment: The entry fee must be paid to the following bank account by May 20th at the latest.

Account: Nidwaldner Kantonalbank Stans, Shinkyokushin
IBAN: CH7300779014053015610
SWIFT: NIKACH22

Insurance: Participants have to organize their own insurance.

The Organizer rejects any responsibility.

Application form: before 20th of May 2026
If there are not enough participants registered in the Kumite
or Kata categories, the category will be cancelled

Kumite - Adults (year of birth: 2008 or older)

Weight classes men

Weight classes woman

Light weight

- 60 kg

Light weight

- 50 kg

Middle weight

-60 - 70 kg

Middle weight

50 – 54 kg

Light heavyweight

70 – 80 kg

Light heavyweight

54 – 59 kg

Heavy weight

80 - 90 kg

Heavy weight

59 - 65 kg

Super Heavy weight

+ 90 kg and more

Super Heavy weight

+65 kg and more

Open weight

no weight limit

Open weight

no weight limit

Kata: Men and Women (year of birth: 2008 and older)

ORGANIZATION OF KATA COMPETITION

Kata competition in the form of individual competition has a lady and a men's division.

Class Adults

Kata competition takes place according to the same elimination system as in kumite. Before the draw, the

four competitors with the best record will be seeded.

Competitors shall perform kata from the class the participant is participating in.

Elimination rounds

Class A: Gekisai Dai, Gekisai Sho, Yantsu, Tsuki no kata, Saiha.

Quarterfinal, Semifinal and Final

Class A: Seipai, Kanku, Seienchin, Sushiho, Garyu.

Award: Kumite: 1 – 3 place, Cup, medallion

and certificate

Kata: 1 – 3. Place, Cup, medallion and certificate

Best Technique Men and Women

Best Spirit Men and Women

Fastest Knock Out Men or Women

Referee: Registration for referees is mandatory
for all dojos and countries

Starting-fee: The entry fee is 50 Swiss francs, or euros

Registration is only valid if the entry fee is paid by May 20, 2026.

Payment: The entry fee must be paid to the following bank account by May 20th at the latest.

Account: Nidwaldner Kantonalbank Stans, Shinkyokushin
IBAN: CH7300779014053015610
SWIFT: NIKACH22

Insurance: Participants have to organize their own insurance.

The Organizer rejects any responsibility.

Application form: before the 20th of May 2026

If there are not enough participants registered in the Kumite
or Kata categories, the category will be cancelled

Organisation: IKKA International Shinkyokushin-Karate Academy Stans

Member of Shinkyokushin Switzerland SSKA

Director: Shihan Peter Steinmann

Swiss Open Juniors and Adults 2026

20/06/2026

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