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KWU SENSHI Brazil athlete to compete in the Brazilian Shinkyokushin Championship

KWU SENSHI Brazil will be represented at the Brazilian Shinkyokushin Championship by Isabella Butinhão Lima, a 13-year-old athlete ranked 4th kyu, from ADS Dojo. The event is scheduled to take place on April 11 in the city of Presidente Prudente, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.

Isabella will be the only representative of KWU SENSHI Brazil in the competition, making her participation an important moment for the organization and for everyone involved in her journey.

She trains under the guidance of Sensei Anderson Rosa and has also been receiving support in her preparation from Felipe Canal and Sensei Dojo, reflecting a collective effort focused on her technical development and competitive readiness for this important national event.

Her participation in the Brazilian Shinkyokushin Championship highlights the dedication and commitment of young athletes who continue to grow through disciplined training and strong support from their instructors and training partners. It also reinforces the ongoing work being developed within KWU SENSHI Brazil to encourage and prepare athletes for high-level competitive opportunities.

KWU SENSHI wishes Isabella Butinhão Lima success in this important challenge and expresses its support as she prepares to represent the organization in Presidente Prudente.

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