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Ugu karateka trialed and tested

The qualifying athletes will represent the region at the upcoming KZN Provincial Championships to be held in Durban on February 19.

February 11, 2023
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Technique convenor and Protea coach, Renshi Brando Pillay (left) with Tyler Gous and Shreyan Samuel. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The WKF Ugu Karate Trials and Training session was held on February 2.

Sensei Yakeel Maharaj, Shihan Frank Moodley, KSA Ugu region president Coenie Vrey, KSA president Hanshi Sonny Pillay, technique convenor and Protea coach Renshi Brando Pillay, Sensei Raj Govender and Sensei Rodney Nair. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Registered Karate South Africa dojos from the Ugu region were represented at the trials, which were facilitated by KSA Technical convenor, Renshi Brando Pillay as well as representatives of the KKZN Technical Committee.

Sarah Sahli (left) with Niraya Peeriyalal. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

It was an exceptional turnout for karateka from the dojos in the area and the qualifying athletes will represent the region at the upcoming KZN Provincial Championships to be held in Durban on February 19.

Karatekas going through their paces with the instructors. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

WKF Karate UGU region president, Shihan Coenie Vrey said: “Well done to all qualifying athletes, we wish them well in the upcoming provincial championships.”

Renshi Brando Pillay shows a karateka how to do a kick to the face. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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February 11, 2023
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