Kata and kumite recognized distinctly
Karate competes in two distinct disciplines: kata (forms) and kumite (sparring). Kelenz recognizes both as specialties.

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Kata + kumite: two disciplines, one unified profile.
« Karate left the Olympic spotlight after Tokyo 2020 — but the FFK base remains and deserves its tools. »
01What changes
Karate competes in two distinct disciplines: kata (forms) and kumite (sparring). Kelenz recognizes both as specialties.
Combats, wins, losses, ippons, medals: the standard grid is handled natively.
Every karateka and sensei gets an indexed public page — senior, U19 junior, veterans, women's. Achievements and results season by season, no gaps (FFK competitions, grade tests).
Karate was dropped from the Olympics after Tokyo 2020 and wasn't in Paris 2024. The FFK base stays — and a sensei building a kumite team for the league championships, a regional selector or a dojo short of a kata competitor reads your profile and sends you a connection request.
02By profile
From the U19 brown belt competitor to the head sensei of an FFK dojo — here's what Kelenz delivers for karate.
U17, U19, senior or veterans? Build a profile with specialties, ranks, career and medals.
Document every season, every dojo, every achievement.
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Create your karate sports profile — kata or kumite, rank, stats, footage — and get found by the FFK senseis and dojos in your area.
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