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The EKF is recognised as the official governing body for English Karate by the British Karate Federation, European Karate Federation and World Karate Federation.

The English Karate Federation (EKF) is set-up as a democratically elected body for English Karate to cover the whole spectrum of our martial art and to further develop an understanding administration that listens to the needs of all the many aspects of Karate from Sport to Traditional, from the youngest beginner to the most senior instructor. Read more about us »

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Referee Course - March 27th 2010

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EKF Coaching Guide

EKF Coaching Guide A guide to Coaching Karate and running a club. Includes the requirements of the English Karate Federation Coaching Award scheme.

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Recognised as the official Governing Body for English Karate by the World Karate Federation (WKF).

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OFFICE CLOSURE

Please note the office is closed for one day on Friday 12th March.

English Karate Associations (EKA) Championships April 2010

The board of the EKF do not recognise the (EKA) English Karate Associations as it is not a member of the EKF, it therefore follows that the EKF do not recognise the forthcoming EKA championships to be held April 10th 2010 at the Richard Dunn Centre Bradford.

The EKA championships is therefore NOT an EKF authorised event, and the advice from the EKF board is NOT to have sporting relations with non-EKF members.

On Behalf of the EKF Board

EKF REGIONALS PARKING DISCOUNT

Please note we have negociated special parking rates for this event - read more »

Please also see notes on rules - read more »

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Help For Heroes Fundraising

On 7th March, the BKF Sports Injury Specialist, Dave Inman, will be running in the Bath Half-Marathon. He is running on behalf of the BKF to raise funds for the Help for Heroes charity, which supports the servicemen and women who have been injured and lost limbs whilst serving their country. Read more »