WaaaaTaah

About WaaaaTaah

WaaaaTaah – It’s Karate Sound was a European project focused on introducing an innovative Karate teaching methodology based on rhythm, music and movement. The project combined physical activity with creative practice modules designed for individuals, small groups and larger groups, helping instructors use music-supported sessions to teach warm-ups, basic rhythmic structures, Kihon and kata in a more engaging and inclusive way.

The project promoted Karate Sound as a holistic approach to physical education, integrating physical, cognitive and socio-emotional development through the creative use of music and martial arts. With a particular focus on the inclusion and participation of girls aged 5 to 11, WaaaaTaah! trained technicians and instructors, supported the creation of a network of educational and sport institutions, and raised awareness about inclusion, diversity and innovation in sport and education.

Main Objectives

    • Disseminated the Karate Sound methodology as an innovative approach to Karate teaching;
    • Promoted the inclusion and participation of girls aged 5 to 11 in sport activities;
    • Integrated music, rhythm and movement into Karate practice modules;
    • Supported physical, cognitive and socio-emotional development through sport;
    • Created a network of instructors and educational institutions using Karate Sound;
    • Evaluated the impact of the methodology on motivation, participation and learning outcomes;
    • Raised awareness about inclusion, diversity and innovation in sport and education.

       

    Funding Programme: Erasmus+ Sport – Small Collaborative Partnership
    Reference: 2024-SSCP-101184734
    Period: 01/2025 to 06/2026
    Partners:
    Coordinator – K Project Roma ASD – Italy
    Partner – Karate Federacija na Republika Severna Makedoni – North Macedonia
    Partner – FS Ethnikos Kozanis – Greece
    Partner – Sport Evolution Alliance – Portugal

  • Total Budget of the Project: 60.000,00 €
    Total Budget of SEA: 13.500,00 €

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