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Martial arts competitor Kent Bean continued his fine form over the weekend at the 40th IAMA contest in Somerset, New Jersey, grabbing two podiums places in empty hand and weapons forms. Competing at the Somerset New Jersey’s Ukranian Cultural Center,...

Kent Bean took both forms and weapons grandchampionships at the 30th Bermuda Open Karate Championships (BOKC) on Sunday at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. Bean, 17, won both events to claim top honours, while also winning his sparring match with Seth...

Bermuda Arts and Fitness Academy will host their 13th annual Martial Arts tournament and demonstration tomorrow at Sandys 360. Over a dozen schools have been invited to competed for top honours in various forms with trophies presented to winners of e...

Defending forms champions Kent Bean and Jasmyn Renfroe retained their titles in the Advanced divisions at the 24th edition of the Skippy KICK Open Martial Arts tournament. Bean was denied a triple crown when we lost to Chris Lobosco of Connecticut in...

Reuben Bean enhanced his reputation as being one of the island’s top martial arts instructors during last month’s Self Defence Company (SDC) seminar in New Jersey. During the four-day exercise the Bermudian underwent intensive training and evaluation...

Kristina Ingham paid tribute to former Bermuda Karate Institute (BKI) sensei Kent Simmons who died last Friday, describing him as passionate for the sport that was dear to his heart. Simmons, who trained under Ingham’s husband, Skipper, competed both...

Skipper Ingham, founder of Bermuda Karate Institute, placed first in mens’ over 40 forms at John Chung’s World Cup Finals Martial Arts Championship held at the weekend in Reston, Virginia near Washington. It was the tenth time Ingham has competed at ...