The Scottish Karate Governing Body Limited completes UK Anti-Doping Assurance Framework.
The Scottish Karate Governing Body is delighted to announce its completion of the Assurance Framework, which National Governing Bodies (NGBs) must fulfil to certify to UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) that they are meeting their anti-doping responsibilities.
Please see attached press release.
 Assurance Framework Press Release.pdf | 71 kB |
Scottish Karate Governing Body Ltd
UK Anti-Doping summary of activities 2022- 23
Introduction
This resource is in support of UKAD Assurance Framework. It outlines a summary of activities carried out by The Scottish Karate Governing Body Limited in the year 2022 -23 as part of its ongoing promotion of Clean Sport within Scottish Karate.
The Scottish Karate Governing Body Limited is opposed to the use of performance enhancing drugs and doping practises in Traditional and Sport Karate and fully supports the positions of the International Olympic Committee, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and UK Anti-doping against the use of banned substances.
Clean Sport Education Strategy and implementation Plan
2023 will see the introduction of a new anti-Doping and education strategy for Scottish Karate.
Our mission from 2023 – 2027
Is to establish Scottish karate as a clean sport.
Our education strategy
We will be able to target all elite athletes and SKGB coaches (in excess of 200) over the next 2 year period with our education program and have in place 3 Anti-Doping educators and a lead officer to deliver our strategy.
UKAD compliance and review 2022/2023
Over the last year the SKGB have achieved the following to assist us in implementation of our strategy and education plan.
The Referees Commission have organised courses for officials in particular new officials, to this we have arranged a course for new officials on
Sunday 19th February 2023
East Whitburn Community Centre
Hens Nest Road
East Whitburn
West Lothian
EH478EX
10.00hrs to 12.00hrs
This will be a presentation with no exams, no pressure on anyone just to talk through the role of the official and the change in the rules.
We are trying not to overload people and to encourage them to come on board.
Should anyone require any additional information can they please contact myself on the email below or on 07967-935743
This course will be followed by a course for experienced officials in the same venue from 1200hrs same date
Stuart Robertson
SKGB Referee Commission Secretary
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WKF Guardian Girls Project
In the autumn of 2022 the Japanese Government, gravely concerned over the rise in attacks on females, not only in Japan, but also worldwide, embarked on a mission to raise awareness and help more females learn how to protect themselves in the face of increasing violence.
The Japanese Foreign Ministry, tasked with delivering this initiative, approached the World Karate Federation with a view developing a female focused self-defence programme empowering females against gender-based attacks.
This global project has been named Guardian Girls whose aims are to inspire females to defend themselves with Counter Measure Karate training through a series of seminars and demonstrations conducted at all WKF major tournaments in 2023.
Scotland are delighted to announce that the WKF have approached Amy Connell to launch the inaugural WKF Guardian Girls project in Egypt at the Cairo K1 Championships at the end of this month.
Amy has had her draft programme approved by the WKF and will head to their Madrid HQ on Wednesday to finalise details.
Amy is an Olympic Team GB member, 7 x British Champion, 4 x WKF European Medallist and current Commonwealth Champion.
It is indeed a great honour for Amy, Scottish Karate and indeed British Karate, for her to be selected by the WKF to launch the Guardian Girls project, given the huge pool of talent the WKF have available to choose from.
I am sure you will join us in congratulating Amy and wishing her well with her involvement in the launch of the project.
The World Anti-Doping Code international standard Prohibited List 2023 & TUE Communications
To assist the SKGB in meeting UKAD Assurance Framework requirement (that Athletes and Athlete Support Personnel on the SKGB’s performance pathway are advised annually of the changes to the Prohibited List),
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2023 Prohibited List (attached ) and a summary of key changes can be found here.
| 2023list_en_final_9_september_2022.pdf | 785 kB |
Due to us now running the Grand Prix events the SKGB will host its 2022 National Championships as an elite event this year on December 18th 2022 at the Ravenscraig regional sports facility, Motherwell.
This year will see us use WKF categories for 14yrs and above and will be used as a potential selection event for European & World Championships.
All SKGB members 14yrs and over are invited to attend.
Please see bulletin attached, all entries should be made via sportdata by your club/federation coach.
We look forward to seeing everyone on the 18th December.
Open to SKGB members ONLY.
| National Championships Bulletin - V1 2022.09.29.pdf | 367 kB |
SKGB KUMITE SELECTIONS FOR THE 2023 UNDER 21 AND SENIOR EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The SKGB Performance team are pleased to announce the following athletes have been selected for the Under 21 EKF Championships in Cyprus February 2023 & The EKF Senior European Championships in Spain March 2023.
Under 21:
Senior:
Female Team:
Male Team:
Congratulations on your selection.
To all athletes that applied and have not been selected, we thankyou for your application and hope to see you continue with squad training and apply again in the future.
Best Regards
Paul Giannandrea
SKGB Chairman
SKGB Performance Team
Congratulations to Niamh Junner winning bronze at the WKF Junior & Cadet championships in Turkey
Well done from all at the SKGB
Today is the start of Scottish women and girls in sport week
Congratulations to the following Scottish athletes on being selected to represent their country at the forthcoming WKF Under 21 World Championships being held in Konya Turkey in October.
Keri Robershaw - Female cadet -54kg - Yamakai
Elize Bauld - Female Cadet +54kg - Cowdenbeath
Kori Fital - Female Junior -59kg - CEK
Shanelle Gordon - Female Junior +59kg - JKS Scotland
Carly McNab - Female Under 21 -61kg - CEK
Niamh Junner - Female Under 21 +68kg - Eastbank
Joe Gallagher - Male Cadet -52kg - CEK
Benjamin Packwood - Male Cadet -63kg - CEK
Adam Hamill - Male Junior -55kg - Shitokai Scotland
Lewis Bryson - Male Junior -61kg - Sakai
Phoenix Banh - Male Junior -68kg - Yamakai
Cameron Furness - Male Junior -76kg - CEK
Harry Gilfillan - Male Junior +76kg - JKS Scotland
Jacob Smart - Male Under 21 -67kg - JKS Scotland
Ben Woods - Male Under 21 -75kg - JKS Scotland
Well done all and thankyou to all of our National coaching team on your work with our athletes.
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