2010 Ontario Grand Nationals
Download the 2010 Ontario Grand Nationals flyer...
2010 WKC Canadian Championship
We have posted the Schedule of Events for the World Championships!...
2010 WKC Canadian Championship
This year’s WKC Canadian Championships were a great success. However you wish to measure the event, the results were outstanding.....
WKC Canadian National Update
View our newsletter to get the latest information on the WKC Canadian Nationals...
New sparring divisions for 13-17 Boys and Girls
WKC Canada is pleased to announce new sparring divisions for 13-17 year old boys and girls...
2010 World Championships
This year the WKC will hold the world championships in Portugal...
Wanted: WKC Referees and Judges
If you are interested in learning to become a qualified and certified Referee or Judge in kata, point fighting or light contact fighting, please contact...
New sparring divisions for 13-17 Boys and Girls
WKC Canada is pleased to announce new sparring divisions for 13-17 year old boys and girls...
Congratulations Team Canada!
Team Canada dominated on the martial arts world stage at the 1st World Kickboxing Council - World Championships by coming first place in the medal count. For complete results, pictures, and video, please visit the World Karate Council website...

This is your opportunity to represent Canada in
International competitions!!!
We are looking for talented, dedicated martial arts competitors who want to challenge themselves against competitors from around the world.
What is the World Kickboxing/Karate Council?
Is an organization dedicated to mat sport martial arts. The WKC is recognized around the world as the fastest growing sport martial arts organization in the world. The growth is due to a simple mandate of “the competitor comes first”. Each year the WKC promotes a world championship. Teams from around the world participate in order to crown world champions in three disciplines, forms, point sparring and continuous sparring.
Who can participate?
The WKC Canada host several events across Canada that are open to all styles and systems of martial arts. Competitors from any school can participate. There are divisions for all age groups. The belt level however is only advanced or black belt. At the world championships you cannot have an intermediate or novice world champion. It would be impossible to regulate if a competitor should be in novice or advance division. Therefore the divisions are open. The best fighter regardless of his or her rank can win the world title. Most of the adult competitors are either black belts or advance belts. In the smaller children divisions, like -25kg you will see intermediate belt competitors.
How do I qualify for the world championships?
In order to compete at the world championships you must qualify for the WKC Canadian Team. The first step is to qualify at a regional event. The WKC holds 8 - 10 regional events across Canada during the months of March and April. Competitors who place at these events are invited to compete at the WKC Nationals held in May. The Nationals are a true Canadian Championships with top competitors from British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Northern Ontario, Quebec and the East Coast testing their skills. This three day tournament is rated the top competitive, professional martial arts event held in Canada.
The top three finishers in each division are then eligible to attend the World Championships. Canada, as with other countries can enter three competitors in each division. If any of our top three competitors cannot make it to the world championships then the 4th place competitor is eligible to attend.
What else does WKC Canada do?
WKC Canada is actively promoting the sport in Canada. We recognize that in order to have a strong team we need strong martial arts schools across the country promoting the sport. We are recognizing those schools and their instructors for their contributions to the sport. We are also working to build up local events. The stronger the tournament circuits in Canada become the better our competitors will be. We are also working with Guy Oullette and the Sport Karate Referee Association to help all events have a higher standard of judging and officiating.


