Help Dion get to Minsk Belarus
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LET's HELP DION BEATTIE GET TO THE 2017 IFMA World Championships in Minsk, Belarus
(International Federation of MuayThai)
Dion has been training for most of his life to be part of the IFMA Australian team and we want to see him succeed.
The trip to Minsk, Belarus is a self-funded trip to compete in the World Championship for Australia, so we are asking for your help to provide 10 days accommodation for Dion in Minsk, Belarus.
It will be an historical event, as Minsk will hold the first Muaythai World Championships as an Olympic recognised sport.
The IFMA is looking forward to see all its members arriving in the historical city of Minsk, as there is no doubt that this year will see a record number of Muay Thai winners and participants.
MuayThai is Thai Kick-Boxing a competition sport which is either competed at the professional level over 5 rounds of 3 minutes each, or by amateur rules over 3 rounds of 3 minutes each. It is known as the sport of eight limbs where practitioners utilise their fists, elbows, shins and knees. Following the MuayThai tradition, the Australian team will also continue to build on the 5 pillars of Muaythai that are: Respect, Honour, Fair-play, Excellence and Tradition.
To Dion and all the athletes of the World Championships good luck and 3-13 May will be a time for you to shine!!
(International Federation of MuayThai)
Dion has been training for most of his life to be part of the IFMA Australian team and we want to see him succeed.
The trip to Minsk, Belarus is a self-funded trip to compete in the World Championship for Australia, so we are asking for your help to provide 10 days accommodation for Dion in Minsk, Belarus.
It will be an historical event, as Minsk will hold the first Muaythai World Championships as an Olympic recognised sport.
The IFMA is looking forward to see all its members arriving in the historical city of Minsk, as there is no doubt that this year will see a record number of Muay Thai winners and participants.
MuayThai is Thai Kick-Boxing a competition sport which is either competed at the professional level over 5 rounds of 3 minutes each, or by amateur rules over 3 rounds of 3 minutes each. It is known as the sport of eight limbs where practitioners utilise their fists, elbows, shins and knees. Following the MuayThai tradition, the Australian team will also continue to build on the 5 pillars of Muaythai that are: Respect, Honour, Fair-play, Excellence and Tradition.
To Dion and all the athletes of the World Championships good luck and 3-13 May will be a time for you to shine!!
Organizer
Mel McDonald
Organizer
Greenhills Beach NSW
