A Glimpse into the 9th World Martial Arts Games: Norwich 2015
In the heart of Norwich, UK, in the summer of 2015, a momentous event unfolded that would forever be etched in the annals of martial arts history. It was the 9th World Martial Arts Games, a gathering of some of the world’s most skilled martial artists, each vying for glory, and among them was the remarkable White Wolf Martial Arts. As they joined the ranks of participants from around the globe, it was a testament to their dedication, discipline, and commitment to the art. In this blog post, we step back in time to relive the excitement and energy of that remarkable occasion. We’ll take you on a journey through the events, the exceptional athletes, and the spirit of unity that made the 9th World Martial Arts Games an event to remember. Join us as we delve into the tale of White Wolf Martial Arts’ participation, a chapter in their remarkable journey that showcased the very essence of martial arts excellence and camaraderie.
World Martial Arts Games
In 2005, the World Martial Arts Games Committee was established through the collaborative efforts of Freddy Kleinschwärzer from Germany and Ken Marchtaler from Canada. Their primary goal was to create a platform that encourages engagement in martial arts for individuals of diverse styles, abilities, genders, ages, and backgrounds.
The organization is overseen and administered by a committee of international delegates representing a wide spectrum of martial art styles and backgrounds from various parts of the world (refer to the Organization page for more details). The events orchestrated by the WMAGC are intentionally designed to be all-encompassing, welcoming participants of all ages, abilities, genders, and backgrounds, both male and female alike.
White Wolf Martial Arts exhibited an outstanding performance at the recent martial arts competition, securing an impressive array of medals. The dojo’s female participants showcased their exceptional skills, earning gold medals in both Kata and Sumo categories, as well as triumphing in Point Sparring and Light Kick events. The men of White Wolf Martial Arts were equally formidable, taking gold in Kata, Sumo, and Wooden Weapon Forms. The clash sparring competitions witnessed a gripping battle among the male practitioners, with gold, silver, and bronze medals decorating the dojo’s achievements. Moreover, the team’s prowess extended to various open-hand forms, with gold medals in both Chinese and male self-defense categories, and further success in Long Weapon Forms. The dedication and skill exhibited by White Wolf Martial Arts participants underscored their commitment to excellence in martial arts.