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Home / Jalandhar / Jagmohan Vij Is Wkf Karate Kumite Referee

Jagmohan Vij is WKF Karate Kumite referee

Our Correspondent
Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 08:56 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST
India’s internationally renowned Karate coach and international referee, Sensei Jagmohan Vij, has succeeded in the examination of Kumite referee during the international referee course organised by the Referee Commission of the World Karate Federation in Jeslo, Venice, Italy.

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India’s internationally renowned Karate coach and international referee, Sensei Jagmohan Vij, has succeeded in the examination of Kumite referee during the international referee course organised by the Referee Commission of the World Karate Federation in Jeslo, Venice, Italy.

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Jagmohan performed different duties as a karate judge, referee and match supervisor in eleven bouts in this examination, which was held for five days before the 13th Junior and U-21 World Karate Championship. Jagmohan Vij passed this examination, including the referee course, theory exam and practical exam, by proving his ability before the expert eyes of the 10 member examination panel.

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