CTI Championship Tournaments

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Moo Sul Kwan martial arts were brought to the United States in 1969, by Lee H. Park.  For over four decades, Moo Sul Kwan has hosted championship tournaments and events for the positive educational experiences of its students and instructors. 

The CTI Superbowl has grown over the many years and celebrates the end of our CTI-year with exciting competitions and demonstrations. There will be divisions involving all ages and belt levels where competitors will test their skills with fellow students and instructors from all the CTI programs.

Practice well and always compete in the true spirit of the AMASEA, MSK, and CTI.

Poomse is a set pattern of movement executed against imaginary opponents attacking from several different directions. Scores will be based on power, form, execution of technique, and grace and harmony of movement. On the event of a tie, another poomse will be chosen by the contestants to be performed and scored.

Sparring competition follows the single elimination type format.

Point Scoring System

• 3 point - spinning kick to recognized target areas
• 2 points - all kicks to recognized target areas
• 1 point - all punches/strikes to recognized target areas

Recognized Offensive Implements for Scoring of Valid Points

• Fore Fist
• Foot Sword
• Ball of Foot
• Heel
• Instep
• Inside Heel

Authorized Scoring Areas

• Facial Areas (black belts only)
• Chest Areas
• Stomach Areas
• Sides

Prohibited Acts 

Warnings - The center referee shall give a warning when one of the following is committed. Three warnings result in a minus point. 

• Running out of the ring
• Holding
• Stalling
• Escaping by showing back to opponent
• Pretending injury or pain
• Ducking head
• Blind attack
• Pushing with the  shoulder, body, or hands
• Intentional falling
• Attacking an unauthorized area

Deduction of Points - The following prohibited acts shall warrant a deduction of one point. When a contestant gets the deduction two times, the center referee shall disqualify the competitor. 

• Attacking a fallen opponent
• Head butting
• Throwing the opponent
• Intentionally attacking an unauthorized area
• Committing three warnings
• Low kick or punch with power

Disqualifications - The center referee shall disqualify the competitor when one of the following is committed. 

• Injuring the opponent's face (any blood or swelling)
• Unsportsmanlike conduct
• Attacking the opponent after "Kayleo"
• Intentionally attacking an unauthorized area
• Committing two deduction points for the same infraction

All CTI sparring rules from above apply, first point wins the match! Who is the quickest of the day? 

Junior and adult students from the rank of orange belt and above will be allowed to participate in this special competition. This competition is only for ages 12 and up, and each competitor must have instructor approval.

Talk to your instructor for the breaking rules.