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Atanas Bozhilov Ready for Another Victory at SENSHI 27 on July 12
Which Bulgarian fighters will be in action at SENSHI 27?
Three Styles, One Ring: What Rules Reign Supreme in the SENSHI Ring?
Sensei Zahari Damyanov on SENSHI, Kyokushin, and the Philosophy of Martial Arts
Martial Arts Legends Arrive in Bulgaria for SENSHI
was held the Ukrainian KWF Championship organizers: KWF Ukraine – Sensei Dmytro Nikolaiev.
Chief referee of the championship – senpai Eugene Bozhko. 440 athletes from Cherkassy, Chernigov, Kherson, Kharkiv, Poltava, Mykolayiv, Zaporozhye and Dnipropetrovsk regions competed in the competition for the right to be the first. Among the participants were the winners and prize-winners of international competitions, championships of Europe and the world.
Budō (武道) or Japanese martial arts were born from the need for protection and combat. During the Edo Period (1603-1867, those who belonged to...
Martial arts are systems developed with the objective of facing one or more opponents, be it an aggressor in a street fight, an enemy...
Why People of All Ages and Fitness Levels Are Enjoying the Benefits of Martial Arts? “People are incorporating self-defense into their exercise regimens to...
Street fighting is often glorified in movies and media, but in reality, it’s a dangerous and unpredictable situation that no one should seek out....
