1st Class World Taekwondo International Referee since 1999
1st Class Jordanian Instructor since - Amman, Jordan 1987
World Taekwondo Level 1 Coach - February, 2020. Florida, USA
World Taekwondo Level 2 Coach - July, 2020
AI and DC Canada certified Coach - June 2020
Kukkiwon 3rd Class Master - December 2021. Chicago, USA
Kukkiwon 2nd Class Master - July 2022. Washington, USA
Kukkiwon 1st Class Poom and Black Belt Examiner - July 2022. Washington, USA
National Taekwondo Championships
Jordan's Champion and gold medallist for the years: 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, and 89
Jordan Universities Champion and gold medallist for the years: 83, 84, 85, 86, and 87
Jordan Military Champion and gold medallist for the years: 88 and 89
Participated as a player in the following International Championships
Asian Taekwondo Championships - Singapore 1982
World Taekwondo Championships - Copenhagen (Denmark) 1983
Asian Taekwondo Championships - Manila (Philippines) 1984
Asian Championships - Australia 1986, Bronze
World Cup Championships - Colorado (USA) 1986
Asian Games - Seoul (Korea) 1986, Silver
World University Championships - (USA) 1986, Silver
Belgium International Championships 1987, Silver
Belgium International Championships 1988
Olympic Games - Seoul (Korea) 1988, Bronze
Luxembourg International Championships 1988, Gold
Belgium International Championships 1989
World Games - Germany 1989
World Championships - Seoul (Korea) 1989
National Team coaching in international championships
Coach of the Men National Team for the Asian Championships - Manila (Philippines) 1994, Fifth Place
Coach of the Female Junior National Team for the World Junior Championships - Barcelona (Spain) 1996
Coach of the Taekwondo Female National Team for the Pan Arab Games - Beirut (Lebanon) 1997, Third Place
Coach of the Female Junior National Team for the World Junior Championships - Istanbul (Turkey) 1998
Technical Manager of the Men National Team for the 4th Arab Championships - Cairo (Egypt) 2003, Second Place
Head of Team for the Men & Female National Team for the 16th Asian Championships - Seoul (Korea) 2004, Fifth Place
Awards and recognition
Kamal was chosen as the best Jordanian Athlete in 1986 and 1988. He was awarded the Independence Badge of Honor (4th Degree) by King Hussein Ben Talal in 1988. In 1999, Kamal was given the title of Best Jordanian Athlete of the century. In 2018 and 2019, he was the top ranked Kukkiwon (World Taekwondo Headquarters) Master.
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