Anybody interested in martial arts or fight sports should get along to ExCel London this weekend for Seni 2007, Europe’s largest show dedicated to combat sports, martial arts and extreme fitness.
The show is divided into five main fighting exhibition zones as well as having live fight nights, seminars, tournaments, fitness challenges and a film festival. The zones the show is split into are as follows.
Classical Warrior which reflects and demonstrates fighting arts such as Kendo, Karate, Judo, Aikido, Ju Jutsu, various Kung Fu styles, full contact San Shou, Tai Chi, Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, Kuk Sool Won, Escrima, Kali and Silat among others.
FightSport is focused on ring based sports such as Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Wrestling, Kickboxing and Muay Thai. The zone includes a display ring, a 4000 seater fight arena and the MMA Octagon.
PowerSport showcases combative sports such Arm wrestling and strength and endurance events such as Strongman and Natural Bodybuilding.
Survival is about self protection, street self defence and close quarter, reality based combat with arts such as Krav Maga and Russian Systema to the fore.
Pain and Glory features bouts between top international fighters matched across four fight genres: K1, Kickboxing, MMA and MuayThai.
The show also hosts the Gracie European Invitational and will have 8 events across 16 matted areas in 4 fighting arenas over the two days, as well as over 30 instructional seminars and 100’s of demonstrations.
Seni 2007 is on from 10am-6pm on 19-20 May, tickets are £8 advance, £12 on the door. ExCel London is at the Royal Victoria Dock, close to London City Airport. Custom House for ExCel on the Docklands Light Railway is the closest station.
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Dear Sirs
I have the good sportsmen, women too, if you invite we shall arrive,
Biography
Gocha Javakhia
I president of federation Gocha Javakhia
Martial arts Georgian the federation exists 14 years, we have many champions from different tournaments. In Federation more than 3000 sportsmen are engaged. We are recognized by government and NOC of Georgia.
I was born on 18th of September, 1958. From 12 till 19 I practiced in boxing and I was coached by my father a former boxer. Later I practiced in boxing in the University team. I was a member of Georgian boxing team and became a master of sport. From 1979 I practiced in Karate. I was Georgian champion in Karate and a member of Georgian team in Karate. From 1989 I began to develop Martial arts in Georgia. This sport attracted many Georgians and in 1993 I established Georgian Martial artsBoxing Federation. I have raised 9 world champions in an amateur sport. I have more than 3000 sportsmen throughout Georgia. Annually I hold Georgian championships where 200-300 sportsmen take part. I referee of the international class,Honored sports-trainer of Georgia, I have the wife and three sons.
Sincerely
Gocha Javakhia
PRESIDENT MARTIAL ARTSFEDERATION
GEORGIA TBILISI T/F: 99532 320279