ISKA UK Support the Re-Launch of the MAI National Circuit
MAI (Martial Arts Illustrated) the UK’s leading Martial Arts Magazine will re-launch the MAI National Circuit, a series of open freestyle tournaments in 2012. The ISKA UK Amateur division has pledged their full support for the new MAI National Circuit and will supply referees, Officials and ISKA promoters will help with staging events.
MAI editor Bob Skyes said ‘The MAI Circuit of bygone years gave birth to UK Martial Arts heroes and Legends, although this period of tournament fighting may be romanticised in a retrospective context, it time for the old guard to make way for the new era that is upon us, with a new MAI National Circuit
ISKA National Amateur Director Clifton Findley said ‘I have been involved in Sport martial Arts for many years, I only get involved with projects that leave a legacy and I’m excited about ISKA working and supporting a prestigious event such as the new MAI National Circuit. So don’t be shy come along and let’s make history together.
The First event will be staged at Stockland Green Leisure Centre in Birmingham on the 22nd April 2012 for more info contact Clifton Findlay 07788476478
26 January 2012
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