As 2019 winds down, here is a story about the spirit of martial arts rather than the business of martial arts.
When your face is an asset for your business, competing in karate might seem unwise. Fashion model Sandhya Shetty has had her nose broken twice, among other injuries, but she doesn’t hesitate to climb back into the ring.
With karate set to make its Olympic debut in Tokyo, Sandhya is ready to show what she can do – all while inspiring young Indian girls to stand up for themselves.
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great article mr. graden
i think that wushu (kung fu) can offer more for the spectators of the olympics, whereby i respect karate very much. I only mean this from the perspective of the viewers. but i’m curious to see how karate is received at the olympics. Greetings from munich
Always nice to hear from you Dusan. I was in Munich for the 87 WAKO Championships as a Coach and Official. My brother Jim won silver. Great memories. Both my brothers were actually born in Munich on the US Army base.
I like Its more and more martial arts, Boxing & Muay Thai….