Objectives, Structure & Governing Principles
🎯 Objectives
- ✅ Promote Qwan Ki Do as a means of physical fitness, mental discipline, and self-defense.
- ✅ Organize training programs, seminars, and workshops for students, instructors, and enthusiasts.
- ✅ Encourage participation in local, national, and international competitions.
- ✅ Preserve and promote martial arts values like respect, discipline, and perseverance.
- ✅ Provide a recognized platform for grading, certification, and skill advancement.
- ✅ Collaborate with other martial arts organizations to promote cultural exchange & sportsmanship.
🏛️ Structure
The Qwan Ki Do Association operates through a well-defined organizational hierarchy:
- ✔️ Governing Body – Responsible for policy-making, strategy, and overall management.
- ✔️ Technical Committee – Oversees training standards, grading systems, and instructor certifications.
- ✔️ Regional & State Units – Coordinate activities and events in their respective areas.
- ✔️ Affiliated Training Centers – Registered schools/dojos authorized to teach Qwan Ki Do.
- ✔️ Membership Categories –
- 👨🎓 Student Members – Practitioners undergoing training.
- 👨🏫 Instructor Members – Certified coaches authorized to conduct classes.
- 🏅 Honorary Members – Recognized for exceptional contributions to martial arts.
⚖ Governing Principles
- 🔹 Discipline & Respect – Every member must uphold discipline, respect, and martial ethics.
- 🔹 Safety First – Training must be conducted with control and care to prevent injuries.
- 🔹 Equality & Inclusivity – Open to all individuals regardless of age, gender, or background.
- 🔹 Excellence in Training – Commitment to maintaining high technical standards in all programs.
- 🔹 Transparency – Grading, certification, and event procedures are open and fair.
- 🔹 Continuous Development – Lifelong learning, innovation, and improvement in martial arts practice.