A great turnout for registration to participate in the Jiu-Jitsu Challenge Festival in Al Ain

– A great turnout for registration to participate in the Jiu-Jitsu Challenge Festival in Al Ain.
– Exciting fights that start next Friday and continue for 3 days.

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Abu Dhabi, January 18 / The UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation announced the organization of the Jiu-Jitsu Challenge Festival, which will include a challenging championship for the buds, cubs and juniors of the age groups (4-17 years) during the period from January 20 to 22 in the gymnasium at the Emirates University in Al Ain, with the participation of hundreds Male and female players from various clubs and academies in the country.
Fahd Ali Al Shamsi, Secretary General of the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation, confirmed that the Jiu-Jitsu Challenge Championship is a continuation of the great successes achieved by the festival over the past years, in light of the witnessed participation of fans of this sport, and the great support of families and families for their sons and daughters and pushing them to be present strongly on the carpet of the most widespread sport in the local community. Based on its importance in refining their talents and experiences, and its contribution to gaining self-confidence, strength of character, and the values of discipline, endurance and will.
He added: “The federation’s strategy is clear in allocating a group of tournaments that target groups of children, cubs and juniors, especially since these categories represent the strategic stock of talents and raw materials capable of preserving the future gains and achievements of UAE Jiu-Jitsu. There is no doubt that the achievements and successes achieved during the last decade, and the arrival of The sons and daughters of the Emirates to the continental and international podiums, was a natural result of the great support of the wise leadership, and its directives on the importance of investing in new generations, highlighting their talents at an early age, and refining them in line with training programs of the highest international quality standards.
Al Shamsi noted the high demand for participation in the challenge tournament, which confirms the status of the sport of jiu-jitsu and its wide spread in society and the wide base of participants, as the game has become a way of life for many families and families, in line with the federation’s strategy and plans that target the rising generation of buds and cubs, as they represent the future of the sport. jujitsu in the country.
The tournament is scheduled to start tomorrow, Friday, January 20, with children’s competitions, while its matches will be completed the next day with buds and cubs competitions, and it will conclude on Sunday with the junior category.

In a related context, the festival will provide a distinct family atmosphere, a range of activities and entertainment events for all family members, and a wide variety of food and beverage options.
Weighing procedures for the children’s category start between 1-3 pm on Friday, with official competitions starting at 4 pm. Weighing procedures will start on Saturday and Sunday between 8-10 am, with competitions starting at 11 am.