9 months ago
SAI Organizes 45-Day Karate Camp for 2026 Asiad Aspirants
The Sports Authority of India (SAI) is hosting a 45-day karate camp in Lucknow for athletes preparing for the 2026 Asian Games.
The camp, featuring 64 members, is funded by the government to help athletes train despite their national federation's de-recognition.
The camp aims to identify talented athletes for international exposure opportunities.
48 athletes, 12 coaches, and 4 support staff participating
Camp sanctioned with Rs 1.42 crore under ANSFs Scheme
Camp underway from Nov 17 to Dec 31 in Lucknow
Camp aims to identify talent for international exposure
SAI constituted Organising Committee for Karate in July
- Who
- 48 karatekas, 12 coaches, and 4 support staff
- What
- 45-day coaching camp
- Where
- SAI Regional Centre, Lucknow
- When
- November 17, 2022 to December 31, 2022
- Why
- To prepare for the 2026 Asian Games in Japan
SAI's Perspective
Karate Association of India's Perspective
Federation Recognition
SAI's Perspective
SAI is managing karate due to the de-recognition of the national federation.
Karate Association of India's Perspective
Karate Association of India is de-recognized due to infighting and administrative irregularities.
Key facts
- Total Members
- 64
- Total Athletes
- 48
- Total Coaches
- 12
- Total Support Staff
- 4
- Funding
- Rs 1.42 crore
- Duration
- 45 days
- Location
- SAI Regional Centre, Lucknow
- Goal
- Prepare for 2026 Asian Games
Quotes
Sports Authority of India (SAI)
The government agency responsible for the growth, development, and management of sports in India
“The camp features 64 members, including 48 athletes, 12 coaches, and 4 support staff and the entire camp has been sanctioned with financial assistance of Rs 1.42 crore under the Assistance to National Sports Federations (ANSFs) Scheme”
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