World Horting Federation – New Hampshire State Branch (USA)

World Horting Federation – New Hampshire State Branch (USA)
	Branch Director and Official representative of the World Horting Federation in the State of New Hampshire, United States of America SERGIY PLAKHTIY Branch Director and Official Representative of the World Horting Federation in the State of New Hampshire, United States of America Representative address and contacts: 19A Pelican Circle Derry, NH 03038 Phone: +1 (603) 553-9050 mob. Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/plahtij.sergej SERGIY PLAKHTIY, Branch Director and Official Representative of the World Horting Federation in the State of New Hampshire, United States of America: Prospects for the Development of Horting in America. June 29, 2026
SERGIY PLAKHTIY. State of New Hampshire, USA: Branch and Official Representation. World Horting Federation Branch Affiliation Agreement No. 001 from June 11, 2026

World Horting Federation – New Hampshire State Branch (USA)

The World Horting Federation – New Hampshire State Branch (USA) is the official regional branch of the World Horting Federation within the State of New Hampshire. Acting under the authority of the Federation's Statutes, strategic objectives, and international development programs, the Branch represents the Federation throughout the state while promoting the values, traditions, and educational philosophy of Horting as an internationally recognized system of physical education, martial arts, self-defense, sport, and character development.

The New Hampshire State Branch serves as the official representative of the World Horting Federation in the state, ensuring the implementation of the Federation's policies, educational standards, technical regulations, and ethical principles. It acts as a permanent regional center for the development, coordination, and expansion of Horting activities while strengthening cooperation with public institutions, educational organizations, sports associations, law enforcement agencies, military organizations, youth programs, community organizations, and international partners.

Official Representation

The Branch officially represents the interests of the World Horting Federation throughout the State of New Hampshire by:

promoting the Federation's mission, vision, and international development strategy;
serving as the official point of contact for governmental, educational, sports, and community organizations;
developing long-term partnerships with schools, colleges, universities, sports clubs, fitness centers, youth organizations, and municipal authorities;
supporting the international expansion of Horting according to the standards established by the World Horting Federation;
coordinating regional activities with the Federation's Executive Board, Committees, and international governing bodies;
representing the Federation during conferences, exhibitions, official ceremonies, educational forums, public demonstrations, and sporting events.

Development of Horting in New Hampshire

One of the Branch's primary responsibilities is the systematic development of Horting throughout the State of New Hampshire.

The Branch works to establish favorable conditions for:

creation of new Horting clubs and training centers;
organization of regional educational programs;
implementation of Horting in schools and universities;
youth sports development;
recreational and health-oriented Horting programs;
family-oriented physical education projects;
adaptive and inclusive Horting initiatives;
cooperation with municipal recreation departments;
expansion of public awareness regarding Horting as a modern educational and sporting system.

The Branch encourages cooperation with both public and private organizations interested in promoting healthy lifestyles, physical education, martial arts, youth leadership, and community engagement.

Organization of Educational Activities

The Branch actively participates in organizing educational activities designed to improve professional standards throughout the Horting community.

Educational programs may include:

instructor certification courses;
coach education programs;
referee education seminars;
youth coaching workshops;
sports management training;
first aid and competition safety seminars;
sports ethics programs;
leadership development courses;
continuing education for certified instructors and officials;
methodological conferences and educational symposiums.

Educational activities are conducted in accordance with the international educational standards developed by the World Horting Federation.

Organization of Sports Events

The New Hampshire State Branch organizes and supports sporting events of various levels, including:

regional championships;
state championships;
open tournaments;
youth competitions;
children's festivals;
demonstration performances;
educational camps;
referee practical workshops;
coaching conferences;
grading examinations;
public sports festivals;
interclub competitions;
international exchange events;
qualification tournaments.

Each event is conducted according to the official Competition Rules, technical regulations, safety requirements, and ethical principles established by the World Horting Federation.

Cooperation with Educational Institutions

The Branch promotes the implementation of Horting educational programs within:

elementary schools;
middle schools;
high schools;
colleges;
universities;
vocational education centers;
youth development organizations;
after-school programs;
community education initiatives.

Special attention is devoted to developing age-appropriate programs that combine physical education with moral development, leadership training, discipline, patriotism, respect for others, teamwork, and personal responsibility.

Community Outreach

The Branch actively supports community engagement through:

public demonstrations;
cultural festivals;
sports celebrations;
charity events;
family wellness programs;
youth leadership projects;
anti-bullying initiatives;
violence prevention education;
healthy lifestyle campaigns;
volunteer activities;
community partnerships.

The Branch believes that Horting serves not only as a competitive sport but also as an effective educational tool for building stronger families, healthier communities, and responsible future citizens.

Cooperation with Law Enforcement and Public Safety Organizations

The Branch encourages professional cooperation with:

police departments;
sheriff's offices;
correctional institutions;
emergency response organizations;
public safety agencies;
military organizations;
veterans' associations.

Educational programs may include professional self-defense, tactical movement, stress management, physical conditioning, leadership development, ethical decision-making, and resilience training.

International Cooperation

As part of the World Horting Federation's international structure, the New Hampshire State Branch actively contributes to global cooperation by:

participating in international projects;
supporting exchange programs;
assisting international seminars;
welcoming visiting instructors;
encouraging participation in World Championships;
promoting international friendship through sport;
supporting scientific cooperation;
contributing to educational development projects worldwide.

Responsibilities of the Branch

The Branch is responsible for:

maintaining high professional standards;
ensuring compliance with Federation regulations;
protecting the reputation of the World Horting Federation;
maintaining accurate organizational documentation;
promoting ethical conduct among instructors, officials, and athletes;
ensuring safe training environments;
encouraging continuous professional development;
fostering respect, integrity, fairness, and sportsmanship throughout all Branch activities.

Commitment to Excellence

The World Horting Federation – New Hampshire State Branch is committed to serving athletes, instructors, coaches, referees, parents, educational institutions, and the broader community through professionalism, integrity, transparency, and responsible leadership.

By combining international standards with local community engagement, the Branch strives to create opportunities for individuals of all ages to improve their physical fitness, develop strong moral character, strengthen leadership abilities, and become active contributors to society.

The Branch proudly represents the ideals of the World Horting Federation and continues working toward the long-term development of Horting throughout the State of New Hampshire while strengthening the Federation's international presence across the United States and around the world.