The Karate Competition Area with Judges Zones, is an enlarged flat padded area that is used for Karate Competitions that involve seated judges. The contest area is usually indoors and consists of three internal lines: the two lines for the combatants and a referee line during the bout.
There are also four judges seated beyond the safety area and an arbitration committee supervising the bout, the judges and referees. They usually are seated outside the safety area and to the right or left of the referee. One the other side is the scorekeeper and timekeeper to monitor the game.
Karate Competition Areas have a competition length and width of 26.25’ (8 m) for a contest area of 689 ft² (64 m²). The Karate Competition Area with Judges Zone has a 39.37” (1 m) internal warning perimeter and a wider outer clearance area, designed to accommodate seated judges at all four corners, of 6.56’ (2 m) for additional safety and judging.
The Karate Competition Area with Judges Zones, is an enlarged flat padded area that is used for Karate Competitions that involve seated judges. The contest area is usually indoors and consists of three internal lines: the two lines for the combatants and a referee line during the bout.
There are also four judges seated beyond the safety area and an arbitration committee supervising the bout, the judges and referees. They usually are seated outside the safety area and to the right or left of the referee. One the other side is the scorekeeper and timekeeper to monitor the game.
Karate Competition Areas have a competition length and width of 26.25’ (8 m) for a contest area of 689 ft² (64 m²). The Karate Competition Area with Judges Zone has a 39.37” (1 m) internal warning perimeter and a wider outer clearance area, designed to accommodate seated judges at all four corners, of 6.56’ (2 m) for additional safety and judging.
