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About Aussie Kids Tournaments Print  Minimize

This page should provide you with everything you need to know about our Aussie Kids tournaments. The primary goal of a tournament is build the student's confidence through application of learned techniques against students of other clubs matching their own size of abilities.

All students receive a medal ranging from bronze through to gold.

Two primary outcomes of a tournament day is to announce

  • most successful club: a tally of all students representing that club with more points awarded to gold-medal   winners and so on.
  • star wars: all clubs compete in a star wars-play off where there can be only one winner

We've summarised the events a student may compete in, the most successful clubs and star wars shield winners on this page.

Tournament Winners Print  Minimize

Hall of Fame 

Aug 2006

Honbu Hawks
Nov 2006 Honbu Hawks
Mar 2007 Highfields Hornets
Aug 2007 East Junior Jaguars
Mar 2008 East Junior Jaguars
May 2008 East Junior Jaguars
Aug 2008 Warwick Warthogs
Nov 2008 Dalby Dragons
Mar 2009 Glenvale Gladiators
May 2009 Dalby Dragons       
August 2009 Highfield Hornets
 November 2009  Dalby Dragons
   

 

Star Wars Shield Print  Minimize

Hall of Fame 
Mar 2007 Darling Heights Demons
May 2007 Darling Heights Demons
Aug 2007 Darling Heights Demons
Mar 2008 Warwick Warthogs
May 2008 Warwick Warthogs
Aug 2008 Warwick Warthogs
Nov 2008 Warwick Warthogs
Mar 2009 Honbu Hornets
May 2009 Warwick Warthogs       
August 2009

Warwick Warthogs                      

November 2009 Allora Armidillos

Tournament Events Print  Minimize

Gladiator
Students are armed with a "sword" and "shield" with the aim to block a blow from the opponent whilst at the same time striking the student on the chest, arms or legs. 

Goal: defence, attack, defence

Gladiator

Slam!
Students rush at each other with punching pads with the aim to push the other opponent off the mat. The primary skill is body shifting (Tai Sabaki) so you don't take the opponent's full power head-on. It is a skill that the kids will already have by the time that they make it to an advanced class. 

Goal: speed and balance

Slam!

 

 

Bridge of Death
Students balance upon a "rickety bridge" and swing a small soft weight at the opponent with the aim of un-balancing their opponent from the bridge. Blows can be blocked

Goal: defence, balance

Bridge of Death

King of the Mat
This is a semi-form of judo where the aim is to push or roll the opponent completely from the mat. 

Goal
: strength, balance

King of the Mat

   

Crocodile Combat
Students on their hands and feets (knees or elbows cannot touch the mat) face each other with the intention of pulling the opponent down. When the opponent puts all their weight on one hand, that is the time to attack. 

Goal
: upper body strength, coordination

Crocodile Combat

Lizard Race
Students are joined with a moderately long ribbon. The goal is to pull the opponent down or reach their side of the mat

Goal: upper body strength, balance, speed

Lizard Race

   

Kata
Students pit their skills against an equally graded student and demonstrate their kata skills. Judged by three Sensei's, the winner receives the highest number of flags. This is a more serious aspect of our tournament that rewards a student's training and concentration

Kata

Star Wars
Each dojo is a gladiator in a "all for one" affair where the intention is to hit and not be hit by the opposing dojo. With many students on the mat at once, awareness is the key in this game. 

Goal
: defence, awareness

Star Wars

   

Kumite
Higher graded students can compete in medium contact sparring. Protective gear must be worn and student scores points from well scored strikes or kicks to the opponent. Defence is very important aspect in this event

Kumite

Application Form Print  Minimize

Please print the below form, complete and return if you wish to enter the next AKK Tournament.

Tournament Entry
Tournament Form

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