The Pembrokeshire dominated Kung Fu Wales team competed in the British Kung Fu Association Open National Championships in Birmingham.
The journey proved successful and from a team of 12 students across child and adult competitions, they returned with a medal haul of 16 - with no fewer than five golds. The club now can boast three national champions and one double national champion.
Kung Fu Wales is led by instructor Jason Crabtree – Lau Gar Guardian and seventh degree Black Sash. Clubs run weekly in Haverfordwest, Tenby, Narberth and Fishguard.
This was the largest team from the county competing at the national finals for a number of years. Spurred on by family and friends who travelled to support, everybody put in an excellent performance after months of hard training and practice.
Medal winners: Libby Scott (Gold children’s forms, Silver 7-9 yrs points fighting, Silver team event); Sean Dunning (Silver 10-16yrs points fighting, Bronze team event); Aliana Thomas (Silver team event); Tegan Roblin-Allen (Bronze team event); Phoebe Li (Bronze team event); Dylan Burch (Gold 10-16yrs children’s forms, Silver team event, Bronze 10-16yrs points fighting); John Farinas (Gold 10-16yrs points fighting, Silver 10-16yrs forms); Dean Flood (Silver adult forms); Marcus Wood (Gold adult forms, Gold adult’s points fighting).
For more about Kung Fu Wales contact Jason Crabtree on 07795965582.
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