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Xen-Do Club History

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Xen-Do Club History

1990


The original Mugendo Team at the WAKO British Championship.

 

1990

1990

Master Rafael Nieto Champion at the WAKO European Championships in Madrid, Spain.

 

 

 

1990

1992

Mugendo take home £1,000 after winning the prize match fight against Laugar and Taekwondo Team in Varna, Bulgaria.

 

1992

1992


Mugendo take home £1,000 after winning the prize match fight against Laugar and Taekwondo Team in Varna, Bulgaria.

 

1992

1992

WAKO British Team at the European Championships in Varna, Bulgaria.

 

 

1992

1992


Mugendo Dream Team Tournament winners complete with M.C Hammer trousers.

 

1992

1993


Martial Arts Today Magazine article ‘Soul Power’ presenting Master Meiji Suzuki as the healer.
1993

1993


Mugendo sweeps the tournament at the British Championships in the Sheffield Harvey Hadden Sports Centre.

 

1993

1994

The British Team at the WAKO European Championships in Lisbon, Portugal.

 

1994

1995

Master Rafael Nieto as the Spanish flag bearer at the WAKO World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany.

 

1995

1996


Team captain, Master Rafael Nieto with the Mugendo team in Venice, Italy at the WAKO European Championships.

1996

1996


The British Team at the WAKO European Championships.

 

1996

1997

Master Rafael Nieto head of the Amateur Martial Arts Association (AMA).

 

 

1997

1997


Master Rafael Nieto demonstrating jumping flying side kick.

 

1997

1997


1997 – 2000: Running, judging, refereeing and organising the British Championships and selections for Great Britain Team for WAKO European and World Championships.
1997

1998


Master Raf creates Xen-Do School of Martial Arts, opening his first dojo in Seymour Leisure Centre, Marylebone, London. Come and check out the dojo we know and love; contact us on 0207 723 0206.
1998

1999


Master Ricardo Gress at his base in Barcelona, Spain, opening his first Mugendo school.

 

1999
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