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Kalugans took two medals at the Russian Karate Championship

Two medals were won by representatives of the Kaluga adaptive sports school “Everest” at the Russian championship in the sport of the deaf in the discipline of karate.

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Kalugans took two medals at the Russian Karate Championship

Two medals were won by representatives of the Kaluga adaptive sports school “Everest” at the Russian championship in the sport of the deaf in the discipline of karate. The tournament gathered about 130 participants from 14 regions.

Denis Lobanov became the champion of the country in the weight category up to 67 kg. Artem Ulanov took third place among athletes weighing up to 84 kilograms.

The competition was held in Tula. For karate players, this result was a double success - gold and bronze of the national championship were in the treasury of the Kaluga region.

October 7 is World Karate Day.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in Obninsk awarded a veteran police.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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