KiralyTeam

We are happy to announce that we have completed one of the most successful Pointfighting Masters World Tour Station in Homberg, Germany on 17^th & 18^th September. More than 70 fighters visited the charming town of Homberg where the wonderful green fields and the tiny timber houses took us on a time travel back to the past – the super-kind welcome was only an extra!

We were experiencing the very high level of discipline and the impressive persistence what is common in all German fighters and which made the German semi-contact kickboxing respected in the last 25 years. The new wave, the pointfighting, is all about fully knowing your opponent in which the German fighters are very good at. Focusing at every second of the training/seminar/tournament gives a very strong basement for the fast development, so the knowledge of the complete analysis is only needed to be added.

Regardless the age or the color of their belts all of the fighters who participated in The Pointfighting Masters World – Homberg Station was working very hard, and sometimes we couldn’t even finish the seminar session on time, so they were training for 7-8 hours a day during this weekend – this is a champion performance! It was also a great experience for us that during the analyzing group-work the German fighters were very active and asked us many questions for which we were happy to answer. This kind of openness, courage and activity impressed all of us!

It was a great experience for us again, and we truly hope that we’ll have the possibility in the near future to return to Germany and continue the hard work with our new/old friends…

And of course as it is part of our philosophy: we are looking forward to your questions sent by e-mail and we are happy to answer all of them as soon as possible!

Friendly regards,

Istvan Kiraly

Tags: 2011, analysis, germany, homberg, Istvan Kiraly, KiralyTeam, krisztian jaroszkievicz, pointfighting masters, pointfighting seminar, training, Zsolt Moradi

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