ORLANDO, FLORIDA — October 30, 2026 — The countdown has begun for the 2027 US Open ISKA World Martial Arts Championships, scheduled for July 1–3, 2027, in Orlando, Florida.
One of the established events on the international martial arts calendar, the US Open brings competitors together to pursue championship recognition and test their skills against athletes from around the world. Registration is now open.
A Championship Tradition
Founded in 1973, the US Open has brought generations of martial artists together through a shared commitment to excellence, discipline and sportsmanship. The 2027 edition continues that tradition, welcoming experienced champions and emerging competitors to an international tournament stage.
Three Days of Competition
From July 1 through July 3, Orlando will host athletes representing different styles, teams and martial arts traditions. The championship program includes breaking competition, with ISKA World Championship Breaking and USBA/WBA World Breaking Championship opportunities highlighted in the official tournament information.
For young competitors, participation can build confidence, discipline and experience. Instructors and schools can also use the event to showcase their athletes and connect with the wider martial arts community.
Registration Is Open
Competitors registering with a team code or the promotional code FALL30 can receive a minimum 30% discount on individual events. Athletes and teams should consult the official tournament website for divisions, rules, scheduling and registration requirements.
Official Event Information
- Event: 2027 US Open ISKA World Martial Arts Championships
- Dates: July 1–3, 2027
- Location: Orlando, Florida, USA
- Registration: Open
- Promotion: Minimum 30% discount on individual events with a team code or FALL30
- Official website: usopen-karate.co
The Road to Orlando Begins Now
As preparations move forward, the 2027 US Open will bring athletes and teams together for three days of international competition. With more than five decades of history behind it, the event continues to celebrate the dedication, perseverance and sportsmanship that unite martial artists around the world.
Edited and adapted by Luis Costa, News Editor, ISKA World News
