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Karatist from Murmash won two bronzes at the world championship

Pupil of the club "Arviol" from the village of Murmashi Polina Sirik won two bronze medals at the world championship in all-style karate

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Karatist from Murmash won two bronzes at the world championship

Pupil of the club "Arviol" from the village of Murmashi Polina Sirik won two bronze medals at the world championship in all-style karate. This was reported by the administration of the Kola district.

The championship and the world championship are held in Orel from 3 to 9 November. Polina trains under the guidance of Alexei Popov. She took third place in the absolute category and in the weight category up to 63 kilograms.

Earlier, MK in Murmansk reported that two Murmansk karate players won three bronze medals at the Eurasian Cup.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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