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2025 National & International Competitions

2025 National & International Competitions #
  1. January 10-12: Karate 1-Series A, Tbilisi (Georgia)
  2. January 24-26: Karate 1-Premier League, Paris (France)
  3. January 31-February 2: Senior Team Trials (Colorado) MORE INFO
  4. February 14-16: Karate 1-Series A, Larnaca (Cyprus)
  5. February 20-23: Karate 1-Youth League, Fujairah (UAE)
  6. March 14-16: Karate 1-Premier League, Hangzhou (China)
  7. April 3-6: Karate 1-Youth League, Guadalajara (Spain)
  8. April 17-20: USA Open & JIC - Las Vegas (Nevada)
  9. April 18-20: Karate 1-Premier League, Cairo (Egypt)
  10. May 22-24: PKF Senior Championships, Monterrey (Mexico)
  11. May 30-June 1: Karate 1-Premier, Rabat (Morocco)
  12. June 23-25: WKF Youth Camp, Porec (Croatia)
  13. June 26-29: Karate 1-Youth League, Porec (Croatia)
  14. July 9-13: National Karate Championships & Team Trials, Fort Worth (Texas) MORE INFO
  15. August 7-10: Karate 1-Youth League, Monterrey (Mexico)
  16. August 10-22: Junior Pan American Games, Asuncion (Paraguay)
  17. August 28-30: PKF Cadet, Junior & U21 Championships, Asuncion (Paraguay)
  18. September 5-7: Karate 1-Series A, Salzburg (Austria)
  19. October 3-5: Karate 1-Series A, Melaka or Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia)
  20. October 17-19: World Championships - Qualification Phase Event, Paris (France)
  21. November 27-30: World Team Championships, Cairo (Egypt)
  22. December 4-7: Karate 1-Youth League, Venice (Italy)


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