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Al-Battush and Al-Maghrebi Participate in the World Kickboxing Championship

Al-Battush and Al-Maghrebi Participate in the World Kickboxing Championship

Two players from the Aqaba Youth Club's kickboxing team are participating as part of the national team delegation in the World Championship held in Italy from the 16th to the 27th of the current month.

The club is represented in this global event by Omar Al-Battush and Moa'sab Al-Maghrebi, in a participation that reflects the distinguished level reached by the players of the Aqaba Youth Club and the efforts made to develop kickboxing and support young sports talents.

The club's executive director, Ahmed Al-Hassan, confirmed during his meeting with the players before their departure to participate in the championship, that the participation of the Aqaba Youth Club champions in this global forum embodies the club's presence in the national sports arena, its role in supplying national teams with distinguished players, and its keenness to represent Jordan and the Aqaba Youth Club in the best possible way.

This participation comes with the support and backing of the Ministry of Youth, which is keen to support athletes and support their participation in international forums and championships, which contributes to providing the appropriate environment for young sports talents and enhancing the presence of Jordanian sports at the global level.

Separately, within the framework of sports activities in Karak, the Faqu'a Youth Center and the Ghor Al-Safi Youth and Girls Center continue to implement Taekwondo program training, as part of sports programs aimed at enhancing physical fitness and developing sports skills.

The training includes the application of a number of basic skills, along with physical and motor exercises, which contribute to developing physical and skill capabilities and enhancing the spirit of discipline and commitment.

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