Action-packed games promote fitness
The highlight was definitely the boxing ring where kick-boxers competed against one another. Based on action and technique, this sport definitely gained quite a few new admirers.
On Saturday the grounds at Coronation Park became an action-packed arena. It was during the sports festival hosted by Lowveld Fight Club and K-Fit with the aim to promote fitness and sports in Barberton.
Although the arrangements for this event took place on number 99, it nevertheless received widespread support with kick-boxing clubs from Mbombela, White River and Machadodorp taking part.
The event was also the perfect forerunner to the annual festival that is being planned by these clubs. The highlight was definitely the boxing ring where kick-boxers competed against one another.
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Based on action and technique, this sport definitely gained quite a few new admirers. Apart from the kick-boxing, there were tug of war, volleyball and rugby. These three sports made for great fun and hilarious moments, especially since there weren’t really any rules.
During one of the “rugby matches” a player casually commented, to no one in particular, “I do not have a clue what’s going on here!” It was good to see the young people in the community, as well as those not so young, play like children.
The organisers, Brandt and Lindie Ehlers, conveyed a special thank you to everyone in the community for their support and participation. “We will definitely do this again in 2016. We intend for this to become an annual sports festival where business people and anyone involved in sport get the opportunity to promote what they have on offer. A special thank you to our main sponsor, Quality Panelbeaters.”
Enquiries: Sensei Brandt Ehlers on 083-415-5032.
