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The XIV KWU International Camp in Kamchia (Bulgaria) will be held from 19th to 26th, July 2020, and it is also planned to hold as part...
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From July 6 to 13, the sports complex in Kamchia, near Varna, Bulgaria, will host the grand 19th edition of the International Summer Martial...
From July 6 to 13, 2025, the XIX edition of the International Summer Martial Arts Camp will take place at the sports complex in...
The 2nd KWU Winter Kyokushin Camp, organized by the Kyokushin World Union (KWU) in collaboration with the Kyokushin African Union (KAU) and the Federation...
The 2024 World Cup Varna is set to unite budding talents in the realm of Kyokushin karate once again. Scheduled for July 2, this...
The XIV KWU International Camp in Kamchia (Bulgaria) will be held from 19th to 26th, July 2020, and it is also planned to hold as part...
The XIV KWU International Camp in Kamchia (Bulgaria) will be held from 19th to 26th, July 2020, and it is also planned to hold as part...
The XIV KWU International Camp in Kamchia (Bulgaria) will be held August 16-23, 2020 Organizers: KWU and BKKF Goals and objectives:
Dear friends and colleagues! As you know, Kyokushin World Union and the Bulgarian Karate Kyokushin Federation have planned to hold the XIV KWU International...
Training with the special participation of Shihan Ivo Kamenov – Chairman of KWU’s Professional League and Chairman of Bulgarian’s Association of martial sports, and the...
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