81. Microsoft BCentral - SurfPoint Schutz Captain of the Sydney 2000 olympic Judo Womens for Info, Jung Sim Do KoreanKarate - Train in Click for Info, KBK sports - Artigos para Artes Marciais http://www.surfpoint.com/Sports/Sports/Combat_Sports/

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82. Cybertown Campus Sports/Gymnastics Area and so, proper training in karateDo leads Includes NCAA Softball information, OlympicInformation, and sports Illustrated Online The magazine that keeps you up http://www.cybertown.com/campspor.html

CYBERTOWN CAMPUS SPORTS/GYMNASTICS BUILDING 1996 Centennial Olympic Games Keep up-to-date on the upcoming Olympics and follow the 15,000 mile trek across the USA during which the Olympic flame is transferred from torch to torch until it arrives in Atlanta for the Centennial Olympic Games. Basketball Includes Professional Basketball, College Basketball and Ghosts of Basketball Server Past. ESPNet SportZone If you're the kind of fan who worries about burning too many calories or missing the action while you get another beer from the refrigerator, have we got a site for you. It features commentary, polls, news bites, and continuous change as major sporting events come and go, but the scoreboard is always there and up-to-date. Golf This site features a searchable database with 14,000 courses, tour news, columns and golf equipment for sale online. Gymnastics Current gymnastic events. Links to videos, magazines and other resources. Football Get the latest NFL Headlines, 1996 Free Agents, World League Newswire, AFC Spring Round-Up, NFC Spring Round-Up and much more. Hockey Everything you need to know about hockey.

83. Wickenburg Sun: Sports Column sports. Federation's technical committee, and in his official capacity helped to bringKarate recognition as a sport from the International olympic Committee http://www.wickenburgsun.com/display/inn_sports/sports01.txt

Sports WHS track teams finish 1-2 at first home meet of season in Wickenburg Ortega won the shot put in the girls competition, while teammate Carruthers won the discus. In a flip-flop, Ortega placed second in the discus, and Carruthers was second in the shot put. "The boys had a good meet," said coach Doug Clementz, "we won! "Some of our youngsters have made tremendous improvement in their events and show a lot of promise. There were many positives, however, we can get better." Commenting on the girls' performance Clementz said, "It was a very good day for the Wranglers. Our throwers had an outstanding day and the young ladies are improving steadily. And as long as they keep it up we will all be happy." The competing boys teams included Chino Valley, Fountain Hills, Salome, Camp Verde and Bagdad. The girls competition, which was won by Fountain Hills, included Chino Valley and Camp Verde. WHS boys results: WHS girls results: Home Page Local News Community Calendar Sports ... TOWN HALL

84. Swiss Olympic Association Translate this page Alexander Gehrig (karate) f¼r ein Jahr gesperrt. Moderne Dopingbek¤mpfungstellt Athleten ins Zent Die Schweizer Dopingbek http://www.swissolympic.ch/

Tobias Gurtner (Leichtathletik) verwarnt Reto Bergmann (Rad) f¼r zwei Jahre gesperrt Tobias Gurtner (Leichtathletik) verwarnt Reto Bergmann (Rad) f¼r zwei Jahre gesperrt

85. Impressive it will help karate. The United States karate Team will and hosted by the San JoseSports Authority and olympic fans using their Visa card to purchase tickets http://www.usolympicteam.com/titangames/karate/impressive.cfm

Watch it on ESPN2 in March Schedule Results About ... Get Started! USA National Karate-do Federation Impressive U.S. Karate team wows San Jose crowd, beats Mexico By Cecil Bleiker // USOC Media Services // Feb. 13, 2003 SAN JOSE, CALIF. - On a night that saw some of the greatest Olympic legends of all time honored by the U.S. Olympic Committee as "Olympic Titans", the U.S. karate team got the competition off to a rousing start in the inaugural Titan Games at the Event Center at San Jose State University, winning seven of the 11 bouts versus Mexico. 2002 World Karate Champions Elisa Au and George Kotaka set the stage for the U.S with early victories in this first-time event. Kotaka showed the skills that helped to make him a world champion in his six to two win over Xavier Jauregul of Mexico. " It was a great match," said Kotaka. ¢â‚¬Å“The fighter from Mexico definitely brought out his ¢â‚¬ËœA¢â‚¬â„¢ game. It was just a really good match overall. It was really intense from the beginning. It was a great match."

86. International World Games Association : The World Games Of The Past this event provides participating athletes with the opportunity to join with theircountrymen and countrywomen from other sports, in the olympic spirit, and http://www.worldgames-iwga.org/vsite/vcontent/page/custom/0,8510,1044-36568-3772

The World Games of the Past The World Games IWGA The World Games of the Past ... The IOC Executive Board leaves the targeted disciplines and events on the Sports Program for the next two Games of the Olympiad.... Successful Editions of The World Games Since their inception - since The First World Games 1981 Santa Clara, USA - a total of six editions were staged successfully at quadrennial intervals, on three continents: America, Asia and Europe. With steadily increasing numbers of participating sports, nations and athletes, and with growing interest paid to The World Games by public and media around the world, these have developed into the premier contest and showcase for over thirty sports by their sixth edition in 2001. Year Total Sports Official Sports Invitational Sports Total Nations Total Athletes Santa Clara n/a London n/a Karlsruhe n/a The Hague Lahti Akita 3000 athletes participate in the event, their collective experience of being the focal point in the premier sporting contest staged jointly by the host, by the IWGA and their International Federation, marks the essence of The World Games. Being part of a nationally representative multi-sport delegation and receiving sanction and support from the National Olympic Committee greatly enhances the experience of these athletes, brings out the best in the best, by instilling in them values such as belonging and sharing.

87. Rocky Mountain News: Olympics Trying to achieve recognition from the IOC as a sport before making its olympic request. Underwatersports Example Swimming karate Up for further review http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/olympics/article/0,1299,DRMN_261_1627687,0

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88. MMA.tv The Worlds Most Trafficked Martial Arts Site without the generous support of our Official Sponsors, so with the utmost sincerity,we ask you to support Atama Kimonos , olympic sports , Tapout Sportwear http://www.mma.tv/TUF/HomePages/index.cfm?FID=1&TID=0

89. Spartan Daily - Titan Games Test Olympic Hopes hopefuls and pay tribute to past olympic legends as A showcase for the combativesports of the Summer the United States boxing, judo and karate teams against http://www.thespartandaily.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/02/14/3e4d966326ab3

Search Apr 8, 2003 Front Page Campus News Online Advertising Stylin' Spartans Daily Plus Sidewalk Muse ...Lens Darkly Sound 'n' Fury Today's photos Opinion Be Heard Columnists Opposing Views Cartoons ... SpartaGuide Sports Baseball Softball Movies CDs ... Archives Sports Olympians Evander Holyfield, left, and Rulon Gardner, center, listened to fellow Olympian Steven Lopez during a news conference Thursday in the Event Center. The conference was held to promote the Titan Games. KARIN HIGGINS / DAILY STAFF Titan games test Olympic hopes Combative sports under scrutiny at SJSU Event Center By Chris Giovannetti, Daily Senior Staff Writer February 14, 2003 A semicapacity crowd filed into the Event Center on Thursday night to watch 2004 Summer Olympic hopefuls and pay tribute to past Olympic legends as the inaugural 2003 Titan Games got under way. A showcase for the combative sports of the Summer Olympics, the Titan Games are contested as a team event, with several different nations competing against each other in eight disciplines. Thursday's opening night action featured the United States boxing, judo and karate teams against Mexico.

90. Traditional Karate karate Tournament held at the Los Angeles sports Arena in conjunction with theOlympic Commemorative Tournament hosted by the Mexico karate Federation in http://www.itkf.org/nishiyama.asp

Search This Site Home About Traditional Karate Master Nishiyama Technical Information Structure of Training Categories of Competition Competition Terminology The Importance of Posture Karate Kata More Articles... Pictorial Karate Masters Stances Contact Information News and Events Organization Links ETKF (Europe) ATKF (Asia/Africa) PATKF (Pan-American) Administration Manage Events Manage Links Manage Users My Profile Certifications ITKF Newsletters Register for an Event Downloads Master Nishiyama Honored by Japanese Royal House Master Nishiyama 2002 Schedule Master Hidetaka Nishiyama Japanese-American karate master, author, administrator and pioneer. Born in Tokyo in 1928, Hidetaka Nishiyama began his karate training in 1943 under Gichin Funakoshi at the Shoto- kan. Two years later, while enrolled at Takushoku University, he became a member of the university's karate team, for which in 1949 he was named captain. He was a co-founder of the All Japan Collegiate Karate Federation and was elected its first chairman. Nishiyama received a Master of Arts degree in economics from Takushoku University in 1951. That same year, he was a co-founder of the Japan Karate Association (JKA) and was elected to the JKA board of Directors.

91. School Of Continuing Studies | Brooklyn Campus | LIU judging and refereeing competition; sports psychology; learning Martial Art and Olympicsport; the of equipment in developing karate techniques; incorporating http://www.brooklyn.liunet.edu/cwis/bklyn/bbut05/programs_in_arts/karate.htm

Karate Instructor Certificate Program While some Karate Organizations have sponsored programs for karate instructors, this is, to our knowledge, the first such program presented at a major university in the United States. The Program's faculty is composed of some of the most experienced educators in Karate and Martial Arts as well as those with strong Sports Medicine and Sports Science background. Far too often people with inadequate knowledge of sports sciences and teaching skills have engaged in the field of karate instruction and coaching. It is evident from the program outline that this course of study is intended to provide the participants with the scientific and teaching background, together with necessary knowledge of biomechanical skills needed to effectively teach karate students and athletes of all skill proficiency levels and ages. Where: Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus is located at the corner of Flatbush and DeKalb Avenues. The program's office is: Health Sciences Center, Room 301. Telephone: (718) 488-1506.

92. State Games FAQ a member of the United States olympic Committee. State Games has competition in 16sports baseball (youth ice hockey, inline hockey, karate, shooting, soccer http://www.ncsports.org/state_games_faq.htm

State Games of North Carolina Opening Ceremonies is June 27! Click here for information on NCAS internship opportunities State Games FAQ WHAT is State Games? State Games is a multi-sport, Olympic-style competition promoting physical fitness and health, drug-free competition, academic excellence and sportsmanship to North Carolinians of all ages and skill levels. WHY is State Games valuable? The competition is designed to facilitate grass roots development of Olympic sports in our state while also providing personal development through physical fitness and sport. State Games encourages participation from all North Carolina citizens – from the recreational player to the elite athlete. Patterned after the Olympic Games, State Games recognizes winners with gold, silver and bronze medals. Win or lose, participants learn valuable lessons on how to set and reach goals, how to work as a team, and how to stay physically fit. HOW can State Games help our citizens? Recent reports from the U.S. Surgeon General call physical inactivity "a

93. Australian Sports Commission - Annual Report 2000/2001 karate (m), 2000 World Championships – 1 in top 16. Modern Pentathlon, 2000 OlympicGames – 1 in top 16. Roller sports, 2000 World Championships – 6 th Roller http://www.ausport.gov.au/asc/anrep2000/internat01.htm

Annual Report - 2000/2001 Recent International Success for Australian Sports Sport Current world ranking* Recent international success # 2001 International Rules Series 2001 International Rules Series Archery Athletics Badminton Baseball th ; 1999 won Inter-Continental Cup Basketball (w) Basketball (m) th BMX (w) 2000 World Championships 1 x 1 st BMX (m) 2000 World Championships 2 in top 16 Bocce Bowls (w) nd Bowls (m) st Boxing Canoeing Cricket (w) nd Cricket (m) st st rd , 1 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze th , 16 top 10 placings in 18 events Diving th overall, 2 bronze Equestrian Fencing Golf (w) st Golf (m) st Gymnastics (w) th overall, 1 in top 8 Gymnastics (m) th Handball (w) th Handball (m) th Hockey (w) Hockey (m) Ice Racing th (most recent event) Ice Skating (m) 2001 World Championships 1 in top 16 Indoor Cricket st Judo (w) Judo (m) Karate (w) Karate (m) Lacrosse (w) nd (most recent event) Lacrosse (m) rd (most recent event) Modern Pentathlon Motor Cycling Motor Sport Netball Reigning World Champions (1999) Pony Club st Inter-Pacific Eventing Championships Power Lifting (w) Power Lifting (m) Roller Sports th Roller Hockey Rowing nd by medal number: 3 silver, 2 bronze

94. Challenger Martial Arts Olympic Update The Sydney 2000 olympic Games will showcase more than 10,000 of the world's bestathletes in twentyeight different sports, including first appearances for http://www.challengermartialarts.com/olympics.htm

NOTE: This area will be changed shortly to a Tournaments and Seminars section. If you would like to send us info regarding an upcoming tournament or seminar...send it to webmaster@challengermartialarts.com The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games will showcase more than 10,000 of the world's best athletes in twenty-eight different sports, including first appearances for taekwondo, triathlon, women's water polo, canoe slalom, and gymnastics – trampolining discipline. For more detailed information regarding the Olympics take a look at the following links: www.olympics.com www.nbcolympics.com Taekwondo Event Schedule - Days and Times U.S. Taekwondo Team Selection Process ... Home Page Olympic Taekwondo Wed. Sept. 27, 2000 09:00- 12:15 AM - Taekwondo - Women's less than 49kg Preliminary Round, Men's less than 58kg Preliminary Round (State Sports Centre) 14:30- 17:30 PM - Taekwondo - Women's less than 49kg Preliminary Round, Men's less than 58kg Preliminary Round, Women's less than 49kg Repechage, Men's less than 58kg Repechage (State Sports Centre) 19:30- 22:00 PM - Taekwondo - Women's less than 49kg Repechage, Men's less than 58kg Repechage, Women's less than 49kg Bronze Medal Match, Men's less than 58kg Bronze Medal Match, Women's less than 49kg Final, Men's less than 58kg Final (State Sports Centre)

95. SPORTS Typical traditional sports are sumo, kendo, judo, and aikido. Three olympic Gameshave been held in Japan Tokyo hosted the Summer Games in 1964, and the http://www.jinjapan.org/kidsweb/japan/e.html

M any kinds of sports are enjoyed in Japan. Especially popular are baseball and soccer, which are played by youngsters as well as adults, in local, school, and company teams. People also enjoy watching professional matches live and on television. Tennis and skiing are popular, too. And many people jog or swim for health or play ball games, such as volleyball. Typical traditional sports are sumo, kendo, judo , and aikido Three Olympic Games have been held in Japan: Tokyo hosted the Summer Games in 1964, and the Winter Games were hosted by Sapporo in 1972 and Nagano in 1998. Photos courtesy of Kodokan Judo Institute and Tokyo Metropolitan Government. What are the features of traditional Japanese sports? Which sports are played professionally in Japan? What are the characteristics of karate ... International Relations

96. WHCF Subject File - RE: Recreation - Sports http://www.ford.utexas.edu/library/faintro/whcfre.htm

WHCF Subject File - RE: Recreation - Sports According to the White House Central Files filing manual, this category was for "material pertaining to amusements, hobbies, sports and recreation. Tickets, passes, and licenses for a specific event are included with the appropriate subject." A specific exception is the President's hobbies and preferences (see PP RE: Recreation-Sports Executive 150 pp. / General 165 pp. Materials on miscellaneous sports topics such as correspondence with Lord Killanin of the International Olympic Committee regarding the creation of the President's Commission on Olympic Sports, Presidential messages to sporting events and organizations, and inquiries about Title IX of the Education Act of 1972. RE 1: Basketball Executive 85 pp. / General 20 pp. Material on basketball games, teams, and players, including invitations to attend Washington Bullets professional basketball games and various college games; and proposals for meetings with the women's team from the People's Republic of China, the Harlem Globetrotters, the 1976 NCAA champion University of Indiana team, and the Brazilian Wheelchair team. RE 2: Baseball - Softball Executive 145 pp. / General 75 pp.

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