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On September 3rd, 2005, the best throwers in the world will compete for the IKTHOF Gold Cup and $1000 winner take all prize. The IKTHOF Gold Cup will remain at the IKTHOF Headquarters with the Gold Cup winners name engraved on it, denoting the best knife thrower in the world for that year. This event takes place the day before the Central US Knife Championships at the same location. You don't have to sign up for the knife or hawk throwing contests to be able to participate in the Gold Cup. This competition will be open to all styles of throwers regardless of age or gender. The IKTHOF Gold Cup tournament will use a double elimination system to determine a winner in a fair and equitable manner. Each thrower will throw the same five knives for each distance: ½ spin (8 ft. min.), 1 spin (11 ft. min.), 1 ½ spins (15 ft. min.), 2 spins (18 ft. min.), 2 ½ spins (21ft. min.), and 3 spins (24 ft. min.). Targets will have 2½ inch center (worth 3pts.), 8 inch inner ring (worth 2pts.), and 16 inch outer ring (worth 1pt.). Knives are scored as they stick, and each thrower must have 5 knives of the same length and style. Entry fee into the IKTHOF Gold Cup will be $100. The top score will take home $1000!!! Hope to see you all here! Sincerely, Sensei Michael J. Bainton, Ph.D South Austin Karate 10203 Old Manchaca Rd. Austin, Texas 78748 (512)280-0611 www.bakido.com It's free, and there's no obligation. |
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