All American Open Tae Kwon Do/Karate/Kung Fu Championship

48th All American Open Championships

2013
All American Open
Tae Kwon Do - Karate - Kung Fu
Championships

Our 48th Annual Championship is scheduled for:
Saturday, March 16, 2013

Paramount Gym

Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus

1 University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11201

(Flatbush Ave at DeKalb Avenue)

For further information:
CALL: (914) 251-0038

E-MAIL: DavidMoradi@WestchesterTKD.com

HenryCho@aol.com

(Note: Time and Ticket Fees are subject to change)

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

· 9:00 AM: Late Registration
· 10:15 AM: Judges meeting
· 10:30 AM: Opening Ceremony
· 11:00 AM: Children's FORMS
· 12:00 PM: Children's SPARRING
· 1:00 PM: BRAKING & WEAPONS FORMS (All Ages)
. 2:00 PM: Adults Black Belt & Advanced FORMS
· 3:00 PM: Adults FORMS & SPARRING

SPECTATOR TICKETS:

· Children (10 and Under): $5.00
· General Admission: $10.00

ADVANCE TICKETS:

For additional information and entry blanks write to:

David Moradi, Tournament Promoter

Westchester Tae Kwon Do Academy

116 North Main Street, 2nd Floor

Port Chester, NY 10573

Tel: (914) 251-0038

Email: davidmoradi@westchestertkd.com

Grandmaster S. Henry Cho
P.O. Box 283
Tappan, New York 10983-0283
Email: HenryCho@aol.com

FOR EVENT REGISTRATION:

Click on ENTRY BLANK and print out an Entry Blank for the competition.
Fill out the entry blank, sign it (Guardian’s signature is required if under 18 years of age), then mail it with a self-addressed stamped envelope and entry fee to the address above. When your entry is accepted, a contest card will be sent to you. If your entry is received after March 9, it will be held at the entrance of the Main Gym. Show your I.D. and pick it up at the Registration Table.

ENTRY FEE

1. If you register by mail before March 15, 2013.
· $45.00 For Free Sparring, Form, or Breaking.
· $60.00 for any two events.
· $70.00 for any three events.

2. If you register on the morning of March 16, 2013.
· $50 for one event., $65 for two, and $75 for three events.

MANDATORY EQUIPMENT:
Mouth guards, groin cups (male), and safety equipment for hands, feet and head are mandatory.

ACCOMMODATIONS:

You may find better room rates if you start searching/negotiating for a good rate early in advance at the following hotels through the internet (i.e., hotels.com).

    Check now for availability of rooms.

Hotel Pennsylvania

      401 7^th Avenue (at 33^rd Street )

      New York , NY 10001-2062

      TEL: (212) 736-5000



New Yorker Ramada Plaza

      481 8^th Avenue , New York City 10001

      TEL: 1-888-901-7056 / (212) 971-0101



La Quinta Inn in Manhattan

       17 W. 32^nd Street , New York , NY 10001

         TEL: 1-212-736-1600.

La Quinta Inn in Queens

        37-18 Queens Blvd , L.I.C. , NY 11101

        TEL: 1-718-729-8775

Double Tree Hotel at George Washington Bridge ,

2117 Route 4 Eastbound, Fort Lee , NJ 07024

TEL: (201) 461-9000 / ((201) 461-8686)

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What is the All American Open?

The All American Open Championship was started in 1965 to promote the principles of the American Martial Arts. It has been held every year since and draws contestants from all around the world. The All American Open is presently recognized as one of the nation's major tournaments.

The All American Open was held in Madison Square Garden Center in New York City for twenty-three consecutive years, from 1967 to 1989. It was at the 1967 All American Open where Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee first met. The All American Open has been continued and staged outside the Garden since 1989, and we are proud to say that many famous champions like Cynthia Rothrock, Eric LaSalle (from the E.R.TV series) have participated and won in the All American Open.

The all American Open provides an opportunity for practitioners of all styles to meet and compete against each other in a spirit of cooperation and harmony. The tournament rules are specifically formulated to cover all the major styles and not favor one over the others.

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