The final SENSHI training camp of the year has begun in Varna, bringing together 300 athletes and renowned instructors from 21 countries. Over the four-day program, fighters are training under the guidance of established names from the global kickboxing and Kyokushin karate scene. Among the guest instructors are K-1 legends Semmy Schilt, Ernesto Hoost, Andy Souwer, and Albert Kraus, who are leading the kickboxing modules. The Kyokushin sessions are headed by Shihan Asen Asenov, Sensei Tariel Nikolayshvili, Sensei Zahari Damyanov, Sensei Jan Sokup, and Sensei Petar Martinov.
The first day of the camp started at 8:00 AM with morning sessions at the SENSHI Gym and the “Cherno More” hall, featuring separate and combined kickboxing and Kyokushin training. Additional training sessions are scheduled for the afternoon, along with an open media training featuring some of the fighters who will participate in the upcoming SENSHI 29 fight night.
In the evening, the athletes will have the opportunity to attend the “Golden Belt” 2025 ceremony – the annual awards of the National Association of Combat Sports. The event is taking place at the Ensana Aquahouse Hotel in the St. St. Constantine and Helena resort.
The camp continues on December 6 with two training sessions, and at 7:00 PM ЕЕТ /12:00 PM EST/ the SENSHI 29 gala night will be held at the Palace of Culture and Sports in Varna, Bulgaria. The camp will conclude on December 7, when the morning training sessions will mark the official end of the SENSHI 2025 season.
