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The former trainer of a British heavyweight boxing champion finally has the ringside space to train stars of the future. George Coston, founder of Bulmershe Boxing Club, has spent years looking for a permanent training room to allow him to offer daily training sessions to his members.
As Niagara Falls / Tales of the strange but true (The Buffalo News)
Don't get no respect
Martial arts school expands curriculum: Just for kicks (Asbury Park Press)
LITTLE EGG HARBOR — Gold Hawk Tae Kwon Do is now known as Gold Hawk Martial Arts because the school has expanded to include training in Brazilian jiu jitsu and judo.
FullContactFightGear.com: Knockin' Out the Competition with Low Prices and New Products (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Finding a baseball jersey is about as easy as playing Connect Four with a three-year-old, but finding Mixed Martial Arts apparel isn't as simple. Wane Tango is taking the difficulty away by launching FullContactFightGear.com, a one-stop shop for MMA fans and fighters. Though his site is a month old, Tango is already punching up his catalog and knocking off the socks of the industry with his own ...
The Judo And Business Master (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)
Yosh Uchida was happy to be home from World War II after serving for four years as an Army medic.
News & Star (The News and Star)
Carlisle's Richard Devine has jumped, spun and high-kicked his way to glory in the ancient Chinese martial art of wushu. Richard, 20, has just landed his biggest success in the art by winning two gold medals at the European wushu Championships in Poland.
Brazilian martial art plans belt ceremony (Marin Independent Journal)
Capoeira Mandinga of West Marin will hold its first Batizado, or belt ceremony, at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Fairfax Community Church at 2398 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
What's Happening Fort Bragg Mendocino Coast Calendar (Mendocino Beacon)
- Living Light Student-Catered Gourmet Mediterranean Mezze Meal, 1 p.m., Company Store, Fort Bragg. 964-2420. - "Good Words," prose and poetry reading sponsored by College of the Redwoods, 5:30 p.m., Fort Bragg Library. 962-2600, ext. 2167.
