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Karate Kyokushin is a martial art practiced throughout the world. It differs from other styles of karate by having, in its rules of competition,...
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Karate Kyokushin is a martial art practiced throughout the world. It differs from other styles of karate by having, in its rules of competition,...
Kata is a Japanese word (型 or 形) meaning “form”. It refers to a detailed choreographed pattern of martial arts movements made to be...
SENSHI 22 International Combat Gala Night was a true spectacle brimming with surprises. From intense battles to electrifying emotions, the event offered diverse fights...
The latest edition of the SENSHI 22 International Combat Gala Night was a true spectacle filled with surprises. From intense battles to electrifying emotions,...
The martial arts can be divided roughly into two groups: empty-hand arts and weapons arts. There is an endless argument within each group about...
SENSHI 22 once offered the audience thrilling battles! The audience saw five fiercely contested KWU SENSHI World Cup finals for Amateurs’ dramatic turnarounds in...
The new edition of the SENSHI 22 International Combat Gala Night was a real spectacle of surprises. From heavy fights to electrifying emotions, the...
You can follow the tournament’s semifinals live on the SENSHI YouTube channel. The first day of the KWU SENSHI World Cup for amateurs, which...
On the tatami came 326 Kyokushin competitors from 29 countries. Bulgaria won 14 medals in the tournament. The World Cup Varna for juniors, girls, and...
The World Cup Varna 2024 brings together in one place in Sports Complex Kamchia, where nearly 300 Kyokushin athletes from 28 countries will take...
