The following teams participated in the FSKA Championships: USA, England, Ireland, Czech Republic, Georgia, Russia, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Italy, South Africa, Portugal, France, Germany, Macedonia, Poland.
The Polish team included three competitors from the SKC club (myself, Ewa lipinska and Konrad Kozubski). The two-day competition took place on six mats and provided us with a lot of emotions.
Our results: Ewa won the bronze medal with her friends from the Polish team in the senior team kumite, Konrad also won the third place in the individual seniors kumite up to bronze belt. I won the second place in the kumite open 35-39 years, on the way winning three fights and losing the final to my friend from the Polish national team, Grzegorz Truchanowicz. In the senior team kumite category, I won the silver medal as the Polish national team. Our team in the squad (myself, Grzegorz Truchanowicz, Janusz Harast, Rafal Nowak, Maciej Woźniak) defeated the South African team, unfortunately we lost to England in the final.
We were very pleased with our start, despite the lack of time to properly prepare for this rank of competition. The news about the possibility of competing in the FSKA World Karate Championships reached us a few days before the start. Even more so, I consider the result we achieved to be a success.
Shihan Kenneth Funakoshi who is the founder of the FSKA organization participated in the award ceremony. 
And finally. I would say that despite the lack of time we had to properly prepare for such a large scaled competition, it was worth taking part, meeting old friends from around the world, gaining new experiences and being up to date with the rules of the sport, as well as watching interesting combinations that you can enter in your own fight.
On the venue of the Crawley-London championship, I don't want to comment too much because I live in London. I can only say that you would have to spend a few weeks in the city to see what this region has to offer.
Questions for any: 1)How did you feel participating with so many different teams in one competition? 2)Do you ever really challenge yourselves to get the medals or do you really just a=want the experience? 3)How did you feel when Shihan Kenneth Funakoshi the founder of the FSKA organization participated in the award ceremony? 4) When meeting your old friends from around the world were you happy to finally see them?
Questions for Sensei Jacek
1.How did you feel when you saw your friend?
2.Do you feel like knowing your opponent affects your fight at all?
3.How did you train for this competition, considering you found out about it rather late?
4.Do you prefer competitions abroad or here in the UK?
Orianna
questions for sensei Ewa
1)How long where you getting ready for this competition?
2) Did you have to have a special diet?
3) Where you happy of 3rd place?
4) How much fights did you have to do?
Questions for Sensei Jacek
1) Was the 1st place person unbeatable of did you just make a mistake?
2) Were you happy with the place you've got?
3) Did you break you bone in this competition? 4) Was it hard to get second place?
Questions for Sensei Jacek Lipinski:
1) What did you do after the competition?
2) Did you find it hard competing in a hall filled with people?
Questions for Sensei Ewa Lipinska:
1) If given the chance, what would you have done differently and why?
2) Was this the best competition you have attended yet?