BKF Four Nations Championships

Leicester Arena, Saturday 9^th April 2022

We are looking for volunteers to help assist with the running of the matted areas this weekend

BKF Four Nations Championships 2022

Leicester Arena, 31 Charter Street, Leicester, LE1 3UD

All athletes have the right to compete in sports knowing that they, and their competitors, are clean. We believe in clean sport and work in partnership with UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) and our International Federation (IF) the World Karate Federation to ensure that the integrity of our sport is protected.

The British Karate Federation is hosting a series of performance workshops for coaches and athletes. Those that wish to attend most hold a current licence with a national governing body that is in membership of the British Karate Federation. Please see the poster for details to register your interest.

 It is with great sadness that the WKGB reports the sad passing of Mitsusuke Harada.

The WKGB has adopted the British Karate federation (BKF) Anti -Doping Rules  as follows:

National Fire-break

You will all be aware that the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) brought in a National Firebreak with measures which meant the closure of Welsh Karate clubs & dojo's.

The advice, regulations and detail of Covid-19 measures are constantly being reviewed and are subject to change. Often changes to Government guidance are not easy to understand. Advice and guidance is under constant review, and we will issue updates as they are required.

The guidance contained in this document has been compiled to enable WKGB Karate clubs to reopen and restart training in compliance with government guidelines.

You may be aware that the Welsh Assembly Government are easing the lockdown restrictions, which will allow people to return to gyms and leisure centres over the coming weeks.