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Karate students from across the city attend kata course

STUDENTS from Andersonstown, Girdwood, and Shaftesbury karate clubs were among those from the Northern Ireland Karate-Do Waldo-Kai who attended a technical kata course at Girdwood Community Hub recently.

Martial Arts: Carson claims bronze as North vs South Karate Open Championships return

ANDERSONSTOWN’S Jack Carson won a bronze medal in the male cadet technical event at the North vs South Karate Open Championships which were held in Belfast recently.

Martial Arts: Jiu-Jitsu coaches receive a boost to begin the new year

IT was a perfect start to 2022 for the four local clubs that all provide training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, when their four Black Belt coaches were all unexpectedly promoted at the last training seminar of 2021 with Head Coach of the All-Ireland ‘Revolution Team’, Andy Ryan.

MMA: Cage Conflict 4 set to be Belfast’s biggest ever MMA event

IT has been billed as ‘the biggest ever MMA show in Belfast’ and Cage Conflict 4 will showcase the talents of dozens of local fighters as part this year’s Féile an Phobail.

Sports Sustainability Fund to offer further support to local clubs

THERE was good news for the sports sector on Monday as Sport NI announced further financial support through the Sports Sustainability Fund Programme to the sporting sector; bringing a total investment of £22.4 million through this specific fund.

Moore ready for UFC says coach Shannon

CAGE Warriors World Champion Karl Moore looks set to sign with the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) in the coming weeks according to his coach Liam Shannon.

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