Step Into the Ring: Join the 47th KT Referee Seminar & Refresher Course!

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Are you ready to take your martial arts journey to the next level? Whether you’re looking to don the referee uniform for the first time or you’re a seasoned official looking to sharpen your edge, this is your moment.

We are thrilled to invite all members to the 47th KT Referee Seminar & Refresher Course. This isn’t just a training session; it’s an opportunity to master the latest standards of Kombat Taekwondo and ensure our competitions remain fair, professional, and high-energy.


Inclusivity & Certification

We believe that knowledge should be accessible to everyone. That is why this seminar is open to practitioners of all belt levels.

  • For Everyone: Gain a deep understanding of the rules, improve your tactical awareness, and see the sport from a new perspective.

  • For Black Belts: Participants holding a Black Belt rank will receive an official certificate upon completion, validating your status as a qualified Kombat Taekwondo official.


Event Details at a Glance

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Event Name47th KT Referee Seminar & Refresher Course
DateSunday, March 29, 2026
Time9:00 AM (Pacific Time Zone)
CostFREE
EligibilityAges 16+ (Open to all belt ranks)
CertificationOfficial Certificate awarded to Black Belts

How to Register

To secure your spot, please provide the following information. If you are a Black Belt or hold prior referee credentials, ensure you have your digital copies ready to upload.

Required Information:

  • Full Name

  • Date of Birth

  • Country of Residence

  • Nationality

  • Email Address

  • Black Belt Certification: (If applicable, please attach a copy)

  • WT/ITF Referee Level: (If applicable, please attach a copy)

Information please send to +44 7479 193318 (Whatsapp)


How to Prepare

  1. Be Punctual: Please log in or arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth start.

  2. Review the Rules: Having a baseline understanding of the current KT rulebook will help you get the most out of the technical discussions.

  3. Dress Code: Please wear your official uniform or appropriate athletic attire.

Note: Whether you are a color belt looking to learn or a black belt looking to lead, your presence helps uphold the highest standards of officiating in our sport.

We can’t wait to see our community come together. Let's make this 47th seminar the best one yet!

Offical Link: https://kombatglobal.com/events/47th-kt-referee-seminar-refresher-course

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