Brochure Unveiled for 19th Open National Karate Championship 2024
Hyderabad, October 3, 2024: The 19th Open National Karate Championship, organized by GVR Karate Academy, is set to be held on November 3, 2024, at the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Indoor Stadium, Yousufguda, Hyderabad. The event was formally announced by the academy’s Director, Dr. G.S. Gopal Reddy, during a special program today, where the official brochure for the championship was unveiled.
The unveiling ceremony was graced by prominent figures, including Mani, Chairman of Ravindra Bharathi Group of Schools, who unveiled the brochure, along with Zonal Incharge Bapurao, Assistant Zonal Incharge Kishore, and Divisional Incharge Dayakar. These individuals represent key leadership from the academy, further emphasizing the importance of this event to the local sporting community.
Addressing the audience, Mani spoke about the vital role of sports in personal development. He emphasized, “Sports are essential not only for physical fitness but also for mental well-being. Martial arts like karate go beyond self-defense; they help individuals build self-confidence, discipline, and resilience. In today’s fast-paced world, where stress often affects children and youth, sports provide an outlet for relieving pressure and foster courage in facing life’s challenges. Competitions like these offer a great platform for young talent to shine, and I encourage everyone to participate and showcase their skills.”
GVR Karate Academy, a reputed institution in martial arts training, has been at the forefront of promoting karate in Hyderabad and across the nation. The Open National Karate Championship has become a much-anticipated annual event, drawing participants from various states, competing in different categories based on age and skill level. Over the years, this championship has played a significant role in fostering talent, with numerous participants going on to represent India at national and international levels.
Dr. G.S. Gopal Reddy, the Director of the academy, highlighted the scale and significance of this year’s event, stating, “The 19th edition of the Open National Karate Championship will witness participation from athletes across the country. Our goal is to not only promote the sport but also provide a platform where participants can develop discipline, confidence, and leadership skills through martial arts training.”
As the event grows closer, anticipation is building among karate enthusiasts, with hundreds expected to compete in various categories ranging from beginners to black belt holders. The championship will feature competitive sparring and forms (kata) in various weight divisions and age brackets.
The GVR Karate Academy has consistently worked to bring karate into the mainstream by organizing such competitions and creating opportunities for students to test their skills in a competitive yet supportive environment.
For those interested in registering for the championship, more details can be obtained by contacting 9494112424.
