Digital Fightpassport 2019
From January 2019 all federations are required to use the uniform digital Fightpassport, the central competition record system for fighters.
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From January 2019 all federations are required to use the uniform digital Fightpassport, the central competition record system for fighters.
The Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit is co-organiser of the conference 'Martial arts in your municipality' on Thursday 6 December 2018.
The Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit explains the background to the combat sports events cancelled in recent months and its own role and approach.
On 29 September 2018 the City of Amsterdam received the 'Vriend van de Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit' plaque as a token of appreciation for its cooperation.
After one year of full operation, the Vechtsportautoriteit took stock of its first year of regulating kickboxing, Thai boxing and MMA in the Netherlands.
The first refresher course for referees and officials in kickboxing, Thai boxing and MMA took place in September 2018.
The Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit is looking for an intern to set up and carry out research into the number and range of kickboxing, Thai boxing and MMA gyms in the Netherlands.
All kickboxers, thaiboxers and MMA fighters in the Netherlands will have a digital Fightpassport by 1 January 2019, replacing the paper booklets issued by individual federations.
The Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit (Dutch Martial Arts Authority) has become an official associate member of NOC*NSF.
Outdated notice about the Sports Confidential Support Point (Vertrouwenspunt Sport) of NOC*NSF for reporting sexual harassment and abuse in sport.
The Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit has carried out a first practical pilot with Fightpassport, the uniform digital fight record book for combat sports athletes.
Early 2018 the audit team of the Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit began visiting martial arts events across the country on a sample basis.
The Vechtsportautoriteit looks back on the role of former Amsterdam mayor Eberhard van der Laan in the creation of the martial arts regulator.
Farid Gamei has been appointed manager of the office of the Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit and will be responsible for its day-to-day operations.
Since autumn 2017, the Vechtsportautoriteit has published the guideline for combat sports events to improve and safeguard the quality of combat sports galas.
With the appointment of its first board, the Nederlandse Vechtsportautoriteit (Dutch Fighting Sports Authority) has started work on better regulation of kickboxing, Thai boxing and MMA.