Neustrelitz in the sign of Budosport: 52 fighters at the big seminar!

Neustrelitz in the sign of Budosport: 52 fighters at the big seminar!

Last weekend the 18th Neustrelitzer Budos seminar took place in the Jigo Bushi Dojo by Jiu-Jitsu Neustrelitz. With the help of seven experienced instructors, 52 participants learned the art of various martial arts, including Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Aikido, Karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Aiki-Jitsu and judo-inyo-ryu. The event attracted numerous martial artists from friends of dojos, such as the SKV Müritz Judo, BJJ Wismar and SV Tai-Jitsu Gai-Jin-Do Seebad Ahlbeck e.V. But not only the closeness sent many to the mats; The arrival of the Taekwondo athletes of SV Rothenkirchen, who made an impressive 450 kilometers, were particularly noteworthy and thus searched for the exchange with the newcomers.

The budos seminar has established itself an integral part of the Jiu-Jitsu department of the Neustrelitz water sports club over the years. During this time, numerous friendships between athletes and teachers from different schools and styles have grown. The organizers are optimistic about the next seminars and the future development of the event. The hosts received support from Axzion Neustrelitz GmbH and Markus Rittwag from Thomas Philipp's market in Neustrelitz, which contributed to enabling this exchange and encounters.

diverse training offers and exchange

The variety of training options that the seminar offered to the participants was extensive and varied. With the exchange with different styles, the athletes were able to refine their techniques and win a wider horizon in martial arts. Thanks to the committed instructors, which not only conveyed technical knowledge, but also the understanding of the philosophy of martial arts, the participants experienced intensive training. This promotes not only physical skills, but also intellectual growth in sport.

The seamless integration of martial arts and the opportunity to learn from various teachers give these seminars their special character. Personal contact and exchange between the athletes are an important aspect for many participants that go beyond the techniques. This creates a community that is characterized by respect and mutual support.

The summer seminar opened the doors for new friendships and partnerships in the martial arts scene this year. This is not only reflected in the conversations away from the mats, but also in the creation of a network of athletes who support and accompany each other.

The organizers are looking forward to the future with positive expectations. "We are pleased that our seminar not only motivates the participants, but also contributes to promoting a broader understanding of the non -violence and the positive values mediated by martial arts," says one of the organizers. Events like this are of great importance to support the technical development of the athletes and to strengthen enthusiasm for the martial arts.

The large number of participants show that interest in such seminars continues to grow. With regard to the upcoming events, the organizers strive to keep the quality of the seminars high and continue to offer the participants extraordinary experiences. Strelitzius.com reports on the developments in this context regularly and keeps the list of upcoming events up to date.