Whistlekick Martial Arts League
The Whistlekick Martial Arts League (WMAL) was created to bring structure, clarity, and excitement to martial arts competition.
More than a collection of independent events, the League is a connected tournament circuit designed to reward consistency, recognize excellence, and improve the competitive experience for athletes, instructors, officials, and spectators.

What makes the Whistlekick Martial Arts League different is a deliberate focus on strong communication, attention to detail, and events that are exciting to compete in and engaging to watch.
From clearly published rules and schedules to transparent standings and awards, the League is built to reduce confusion and increase trust—before, during, and after every event.
All League events operate using the Open Tournament Ruleset as a shared foundation.
This ensures consistency across competitions while still allowing each host event to maintain its own identity. Competitors know what to expect, officials have a common framework, and results can be meaningfully tracked across the season.
Why Join the League?

Membership in the Whistlekick Martial Arts League gives competitors more than medals—it provides context. Points earned at events contribute to season-long standings, creating a clear picture of progress and performance over time.
Whether you attend one event or many, your results matter beyond a single day.
League members gain access to rankings, eligibility for end-of-season awards, and participation in a circuit that recognizes sustained effort and achievement.
All league members will receive custom trading cards of themselves.
For many competitors, this turns individual tournaments into part of a larger journey rather than isolated experiences.
FAQ
Where Are Events Held?
League events take place at established martial arts tournaments across the region. Each season’s full calendar is published in advance so competitors, schools, and families can plan accordingly.
View upcoming events on the Schedule page.
Who Is Winning?
Standings are tracked throughout the season and updated as results are verified. Rankings reflect performance across divisions and events, creating transparency and accountability within the League.
See current rankings on the Standings page.
When Are Awards Presented?
Season awards are presented at the Whistlekick Annual Banquet, part of Martial Summit. This event recognizes top competitors, standout performances, and contributions to the League community.
Learn more on the Awards Banquet page.
What Are the Rules?
All competitors, officials, and event hosts are expected to follow the League’s published rules and standards, built upon the Open Tournament Ruleset.
Review details on the League Rules page.
Get Involved
The League depends on dedicated volunteers and officials to ensure events run smoothly and fairly. Opportunities are available for judges, scorekeepers, and support staff.
Learn how to help on the Officials & Volunteers page
How to Join
Competitors can become members of the Whistlekick Martial Arts League by signing up directly through the official registration page.