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Kelenz for Karate

Kata + kumite: two disciplines, one unified profile.

“Karate left the Olympic spotlight after Tokyo 2020 — but the FFK base remains and deserves its tools.”

— Kelenz

Why Kelenz for karate

Kata and kumite recognized distinctly

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

5 official stats configured

Combats, wins, losses, ippons, medals: the standard grid is handled natively.

From municipal dojo to championships

Every karateka and sensei gets an indexed public page — senior, U19 junior, veterans, women's. Achievements and results followed by the community (FFK competitions, grade tests).

An Olympic sport without a permanent stand

Karate exited the Olympics after Paris 2024. The base stays — Kelenz gives it the channel to exist without depending on the Olympic calendar.

What Kelenz changes for each profile

From the U19 brown belt competitor to the head sensei of an FFK dojo — here's what Kelenz delivers for karate.

ATHLETE

Karatekas: kata, kumite, your identity

U17, U19, senior or veterans? Build a profile with specialties, ranks, career and medals.

→2 specialties: Kata, Kumite — multi-specialty welcomed.
→Official stats: combats, wins, losses, ippons, medals.
→Looking for a dojo: flag availability and become discoverable.

COACH

Sensei: head and assistant

Document every season, every dojo, every achievement.

→Sensei career: dojos coached per season, achievements (FFK titles, national-team call-ups).
→Achievements: titles, podiums and standout results from your career.
→Community: connect with local karatekas and coaches and follow their progress.

FAN

Fans: follow the dojo and its competitors

Karate has dropped off mainstream channels. But your local dojo and the national team haven't stopped — Kelenz lets you follow.

→Personalized feed: subscribe to your dojo, a U19 competitor, a sensei.
→Tracked athletes: get results, medals, grades.
→Community: comment on competitions, celebrate ippons.

French karate lives on after the Olympics. Kelenz helps tell that story.

Download the app and join the karateka-and-fans community on Kelenz.

Photo: Brian J Tromp / Unsplash