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COMBAT GAMES 2013 I SPORTACCORD KONVENCIJA 2012

Održana konvencija u Quebecu

Generalni tajnik Svjetske savate federacije Janez Obreza inače predsjednik Savate saveza Slovenije sudjelovao je na najvećoj godišnjoj konferenciji vrhunskoga sporta Sportaccord u Quebecu, Kanadi 20-25. svibnja 2012.

U poplavi amaterskih, poluprofesionalnih, profesionalnih borilačkih sportova, stilova, umjeća, vještina samo 15 sportova (uz mačevanje) uključeno je u Combat games 2013 takmičenje. To znači da je samo 15 vrhunskih borilačkih sportova priznatih sa strane Sportaccord udruženja.

Svake godine novo kreirani ili manji sistemi borilačkih sportova pokušavaju se uključiti u tu grupu 15 službenih i na taj način dobiti priznanje, da mogu njihovi medjunarodni savezi postati tako zvane Internacionalne federacije IF.

Na taj način vrši se proces medjunarodne legalizacije Sportaccord sportova i time je olakšana procedura nacionalnim olimpijskim komitetima kod primanja novih članova u svoj izgradjen sistem vrhunskoga sporta, koji se financira uz podporu nacionalnih budžeta.

Najzanimljiv bio je sastanak Combat games 2013 gdje se raspravljalo o poslednjim detajlima 2. serije Combat games takmičenja. Raspored ovih igara koji je bio donijet na glasanje donio je najviše nesuglasica medju 15 članica vrhunskih borilačkih sportova. Karate WKF, boks AIBA i judo IJFzalagali su se za Combat games svake 4 godine dok su ostali sportovi bili za jaču promociju borilaštva svake 2 godine.

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# 7	Dana 24.10.2015 - 13:45 Jasus ... je rekao/la:
# 7	But Hou Yifan prevails. Hou will fly out of Beijing thnogit for the Women World Chess Team Championship to be held in Turkey; arrives there tomorrow; starts playing on the 18th.She caught flu during the Rapid Event at the World Mind Games. Otherwise, she was most likely to win the Rapid as well, to add to the 2 Golds she won at the Blitz and Blindfold.

# 6	Dana 17.10.2015 - 00:23 Khaliah ... je rekao/la:
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# 5	Dana 15.10.2015 - 05:16 Aadesh ... je rekao/la:
# 5	There's a worldwide emiconoc crisis, tournaments are cancelled and FIDE seems sure to follow a mistaken path, not even distracted by good moves. Why ? Because they have always thought that they can come up with ideas superior to our beloved GMs who, seemingly have almost twice the I.Q. they possess.Anybody who goes along with their projects is not to be blamed, but everyone has to see that we are being ruled by a Trial and Error Company . http://rrszmfytq.com [url=http://xpdgby.com]xpdgby[/url] [link=http://lbezpblfmi.com]lbezpblfmi[/link]

# 4	Dana 14.10.2015 - 04:07 Esteban ... je rekao/la:
# 4	How predictable. While adimtting that Kazan was a disaster, FIDE blames chess rather than FIDE itself. We’re stuck in a situation where chess is of interest only to chess players themselves. Perhaps that is because the general public worldwide is witness to the head of FIDE embracing and supporting criminals against humanity or talking about his imagined alien abduction, and sponsors eager to make something more of chess will not touch FIDE with a ten foot pole. So FIDE now proposes to elevate random chess, blitz, etc over classical chess. This is consistent with it plainly evident long-term plan of degrading the championship. The very nature of these forms of play introduce far more unpredictability to results. Particularly for the public at large, a single clear champion as opposed to simply the player has prevailed this week or month is a significant part of the allure of chess. At least for the foreseeable future, it may well be too much to hope for to have the top ten players be household names among the general public. But surely the path forward to greater popularity is not to eliminate the likelihood that the general public knowing one or two names of the very top players, as was the case with Fischer/Spassky or Kasparov/Karpov, which is what will occur if FIDE fosters game varients meant specifically fostering randomness of results. The greatest boost to chess popularity in modern times has been the charismatic dominant champions of Fischer and Kasparov. Nothing FIDE can do can equal what a champion can do. Yet a dominant champion with popular appeal and real influence throughout the chess world is the last thing FIDE wants. This latest initiative is one of a thousand examples of FIDE putting its own corrupt institutional interests before the interests of chess.

# 3	Dana 09.10.2015 - 15:39 Sajeev ... je rekao/la:
# 3	Good point Katrina!So that means Poker – not a sport. Gardening – is a sport, cause who smokes and drnkis while gardening? Cigarettes and gas-powered tools – bad combination, as is alcohol and pruning equipment! After I'm done in the garden though, a glass of wine or a cold brew on the patio is most rewarding.Thanks for reading,Sue http://ljcaeituxbt.com [url=http://gqapxji.com]gqapxji[/url] [link=http://duhhbkz.com]duhhbkz[/link]

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# 1	Dana 20.09.2015 - 11:07 Mariano ... je rekao/la:
# 1	How predictable. While adiintmtg that Kazan was a disaster, FIDE blames chess rather than FIDE itself. We’re stuck in a situation where chess is of interest only to chess players themselves. Perhaps that is because the general public worldwide is witness to the head of FIDE embracing and supporting criminals against humanity or talking about his imagined alien abduction, and sponsors eager to make something more of chess will not touch FIDE with a ten foot pole. So FIDE now proposes to elevate random chess, blitz, etc over classical chess. This is consistent with it plainly evident long-term plan of degrading the championship. The very nature of these forms of play introduce far more unpredictability to results. Particularly for the public at large, a single clear champion as opposed to simply the player has prevailed this week or month is a significant part of the allure of chess. At least for the foreseeable future, it may well be too much to hope for to have the top ten players be household names among the general public. But surely the path forward to greater popularity is not to eliminate the likelihood that the general public knowing one or two names of the very top players, as was the case with Fischer/Spassky or Kasparov/Karpov, which is what will occur if FIDE fosters game varients meant specifically fostering randomness of results. The greatest boost to chess popularity in modern times has been the charismatic dominant champions of Fischer and Kasparov. Nothing FIDE can do can equal what a champion can do. Yet a dominant champion with popular appeal and real influence throughout the chess world is the last thing FIDE wants. This latest initiative is one of a thousand examples of FIDE putting its own corrupt institutional interests before the interests of chess.

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