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INFORMATION About the activities of the Eurasian Full Contact Karate Organization The Eurasian Full Contact Karate Organization was registered in 2023 in the United States at the following address:1111 Street Rd, Ste 312, Room 10, Southampton, PA 18966, USA.Currently, the Eurasian Full Contact Karate Organization unites more than 70 branches in 19 countries. The organization’s members include representatives of various organizations, federations, associations, and clubs developing full-contact karate styles, including:• Ashihara Karate;• Kudo;• Koshiki Karate;• Kyokushinkai Karate;• and their derivative styles. Organization Leadership The President of the Euro-Asian Full-Contact Karate Organization is Vadim Germanovich Kim, who holds the following qualifications and positions:• 4th dan black belt in Ashihara Karate;• 5th dan black belt in Kyokushin Karate;• 9th dan black belt in Karate;• Official representative of NIKO since 1999;• Member of the International Committee of the World Full Contact Karate Organization (WFKO) since 2019;• Deputy Chairman of the Center for the Development of Oriental Martial Arts and Martial Arts of Uzbekistan since 2021;• Vice President of the Worldwide Martial Arts Organization (WMAO) since 2024. International Sports Activities From 2023 to the present, international tournaments, championships, and cups of Eurasia and Asia have been held under the auspices of the Eurasian Full-Contact Karate Organization.Full-contact karate competitions are held in the following disciplines:• Kata (individual);• Kata (team);• Knockdown Kumite;• Full-contact Kumite;• Professional matches. Rules and Features of the Disciplines Kata (individual) The main evaluation criteria are: correct execution of elements, balance, breathing, concentration, rigidity of technique, clear separation of elements, and high speed of execution while meeting all technical requirements. Kata (team) Three athletes simultaneously perform a set of exercises, after which they demonstrate bunkai—the practical application of the techniques.Knockdown Kumite• Round duration: 3 minutes;• Strikes are performed with bare hands;• Only kicks to the head are permitted.Rules:• Grabbing with one hand (or two hands on one side of the body) is permitted, with the mandatory execution of a technical action (strikes, sweeps, throws);• Grabbing the head with one hand is permitted;• Leg grabs followed by a technique (throws or sweeps) are permitted;• The use of leg guards is permitted, due to the increased risk of injury from sweeps. Wazari and ippon scores are awarded for a knockdown or knockout. An additional wazari may be awarded for a correctly executed throw with mandatory control of the opponent and designation of a finishing move. Full-contact kumite• Competitors wear protective headgear;• Round duration is 3 minutes;• Punches and kicks to the head are permitted. Professional bouts• are held without protective headgear;• two 5-minute rounds;• punches with gloves and kicks to the head are allowed.

December 9, 2025 – The World Sports Alliance and the World Indigenous Games Council (WIG) signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen global cooperation in sport, Indigenous Games, and cultural development.The MoU, signed by Mr. Viktor Vladimirovich Lisin (UIA) and Dr. Ramya (WIG), focuses on: Joint sporting events, tournaments, and cultural festivals Promoting Indigenous Games on the global stage Sharing knowledge in sports science, research, and physical education Developing joint programs benefiting youth and communities The two organizations will work together to advance international sports diplomacy, promote cultural preservation, and strengthen unity among nations. World Sports Alliance President, Mr. Viktor Lisin, stated: «This partnership strengthens our vision of global sporting unity. By joining forces with WIG, we aim to bring traditional games to the global stage while simultaneously fostering meaningful development for youth and local communities.» WIG Secretary General Dr. Ramya noted, «Traditional games represent cultural identity, resilience, and heritage. Through this memorandum of understanding, we ensure international recognition of these traditions while strengthening cooperation with the BRICS countries.»

On July 17, 2025, a video conference was held between Viktor Vladimirovich Lisin, President of the Sports Center of the International Alliance of BRICS Strategic Projects, and Richard Alexander Suarez Velez, President of the International Hapkido Federation. At the meeting, key aspects of the sport’s development were discussed and goals and objectives for its popularization in the BRICS countries were identified. The Korean system of hand-to-hand combat, hapkido, was founded in the mid-20th century. This young martial art combined thousands of years of oriental martial arts experience and became one of the most practical, focusing on real combat interaction with an opponent. Hapkido has been adopted by law enforcement agencies in many countries. The Secret of the Creator The history of this new martial art, like many significant events in history, is shrouded in mystery. The identity of hapkido’s founder is known: the Korean martial artist Choi Yong-sol (1904-1986). He came to Japan as a child. How? This is the first unsolved story. According to one version, wealthy parents sent him to study; according to another, a wealthy Japanese businessman kidnapped the boy and then abandoned him to his fate. One way or another, Choi Yong Sol became a student at the family school of Daito Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu (Daito Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu) of the renowned master Takeda Sokaku. He excelled in his studies, becoming the best student. At school, the future founder of Hapkido received the Japanese name Tatujutsu Yoshida (Asao Yoshida) and spent about 30 years in Japan. Takeda Sokaku taught the royal family and other noble houses of Japan. He was assisted in everything by his devoted student. The teacher valued him so much that he saved him from participating in the battles of World War II, where he would have faced certain death. According to Choi’s memoirs, Master Takeda Sokaku called him the only student to whom he imparted all the secrets and techniques of his art. The system contained 3,808 technical actions! https://intl-hc.org/

The International Combat Kickboxing Federation is registered with 16 sports organizations, has signed memorandums of understanding with 4 organizations, and has research agreements with 5 universities and has representatives in 40 countries on four continents.