FAQ

The exact schedule will be published in sportdata from 30 April 2026. A rough schedule is as follows:

• Saturday: U14, U16, U18, Seniors from 18, U21, Master classes Ü30, Ü45, Ü55

• Sunday: U7, U8, U10, U12 and SV Demo Team

2. What prizes can be won?

The first three places receive medals, with two third places.

3. How many coaches is a club allowed to have?

One coach is allowed for every 6 starters, with a maximum of 6 coaches per club. Coaches must be registered in advance via 'sportdata'.

4. How is the age for a category determined?

The age is determined according to the cut-off date principle; the actual age on the day of the competition applies.

5. Is it possible to compete in two weight categories in the same age group?

No, competing in two weight categories within the same age group is not permitted. For each age group, participation is only permitted in one weight category and additionally in the open category.

6. What happens if there is only one starter in a category?

If there is only one starter in a category, this starter is automatically awarded first place. The categories will not be combined.

7. What protective equipment is mandatory in kumite?

The following protective equipment is mandatory in kumite:

• Mouth guard
• Red/blue fist protectors
• Red/blue shin guards
• Red/blue foot protectors
• Groin guard (boys/men)
• Chest protector (girls/women)
• Helmets and body protectors are compulsory for all classes under 14 years of age.
• From the U16 age group onwards, a body protector is compulsory.

8. Are visitors welcome?

Yes, visitors are very welcome. Entrance fees are as follows

• For one day: €8.00, reduced for children under 6 years €5.00.
• For both days: €12.00, reduced for children under 6 years €8.00.

9. Where can I find the invitations for IKAT BERLIN 2026?

The invitations and other documents for IKAT BERLIN 2026 are available in the sportdata download area. The following link will take you to this area:

You can view the invitations directly using the links below: