Spectators Registration Form
Family tickets are online exclusive and will not be sold at the venue. Post deadline (16th May midnight), only single tickets will be available for purchase at the venue on the event day (Cash and Card payments accepted).
The form for spectators is now closed. All tickets, except for family tickets, will be sold on the day of the event.
Spectators FAQ for kata tournament
Time:
Junior divisions start at 10.00 AM. – check-in is open between 9.15 and 9.45 AM.
Cadets (16 & 17 years old) and Adults (18+) divisions start at 14.00. Participants can check in any time until 13.45, following the estimated completion of the junior divisions and awards ceremony.
Location: UNIT 3, Wharf Road Industrial Estate, Wharf Rd, Woodston, Peterborough PE2 9PS
Unfortunately, as this event will take place on the 1st floor, we do not have access to wheelchairs.
Behaviour Expectation: Spectators must remain respectful and reasonably quiet throughout the tournament.
Babies/Toddlers: Allowed but must stay respectful, avoid entering the competition area, and not disturb competitors; failure to comply may result in eviction without a refund.
Guidelines: Allowed but without disturbing competitors or spectators (no phone sounds, flashes, etc.).
Official Media: The photographer will take pictures and videos for HAITO Karate’s social media, advertising, etc.
Refund Policy: Competitors or visitors not showing up will not be issued a refund for tickets.
First Aid: First aid services will be available on-site for any medical emergencies.
Coaches: Competitors may be accompanied by coaches, but they must not interfere with the judging process. Only one coach per organization is permitted free entry and must register in advance via email at gabi@haitokarate.com.
Assistant Roles: Coaches and assistants should support competitors from designated areas and refrain from direct involvement in performances.
Real-time Display: Scores and results will be displayed in real-time for participants and spectators to follow.
Transparency: The scoring system will be transparent, with judges’ decisions explained if requested by competitors or coaches.
Criteria: Judges will evaluate performances based on predetermined criteria.
Overview: A comprehensive list of tournament rules and regulations will be provided to all competitors before the event.
Compliance: Competitors must adhere to the established rules throughout the tournament.
Code of Conduct: Respectful and sportsmanlike behaviour is expected; any misconduct may result in disqualification.
Dispute Resolution: Any disputes regarding judging decisions should be brought to the attention of the tournament organizers promptly and respectfully.
Attendance: All competitors are expected to attend the award ceremony to receive recognition and prizes.
Notably, the awards for the Juniors division will be presented after all Junior participants have completed their katas.
This ceremony will take place before the commencement of the Cadet and Adults divisions.
Similarly, in the Cadets and Adults division, awards will be given out after all participants have performed their katas.
Prizes: Details regarding prizes and awards will be announced during the ceremony.
Respectful Behaviour: Participants and spectators are expected to remain respectful during the award ceremony not depending on their results.
Applause: Applauding all competitors is encouraged, irrespective of outcomes, to foster a positive and supportive atmosphere.
Community Engagement: Foster an online community by encouraging participants to share their experiences and connect through social media.
