Abhishek Dawadi – Best Karate Player in Nepal

ABHISHEK

DAWADI

karateka

Place of Birth

Jhapa, Nepal

Date of Birth

02ⁿᵈ October 1998

Weight

70kg / 7000000 cg

Height

170.688 cm / 5.6 feet

About Me

I was born on 2nd october 1998 in an small town called butwal (Nepal). At the age of 8, I started to train in football as well as karate. I was passionate about both of these sports, but eventually I choosed Karate.

Biography

I'm a renowned karate player from Nepal who has achieved great success at international tournaments, getting numerous medals and recognition for his performances.

Stats

I am a 3rd degree black belt in Shitoryu Karate, yoga teacher, and karate instructor who is passionate about personal development, spirituality, and sharing my knowledge and skills with others.

Club

I am also a member of a local karate club in Nepal, where i train and practices with other karateka. The club likely offers regular training sessions and also compete in local and regional tournaments.

My History

1 July, 2011

Knight International Karate Championship

I am proud to have recently competed in the 2nd Silent Knight International Karate Championship held in Singapore, where I brought home a bronze medal. This achievement is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the martial art.

1 July, 2011

Thursday, August 29, 2020

2nd South Asian Karate Championship

I achieved a great success when I won the gold medal in the 2nd South Asian Karate Championship held in Guwahat, Assam, India. It was the outcome of my persistent training and determination in martial art. It was a privilege for me to take part and represent my country in this international event.

Thursday, August 29, 2020

Thursday, August 28, 2020

Walton International Karate Championship

I was thrilled to have recently won two gold medals at the Walton International Karate Championship held in Bangladesh. This was the result of my consistent training and dedication to the martial art. It was a great honor to have been able to participate in this international event and bring back multiple gold medals to my country.

Thursday, August 28, 2020

Thursday, August 27, 2020

20th Milo International Karate Championship

I am proud to have achieved a silver medal at the 20th Milo International Karate Championship held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. My dedication and training in the martial art resulted in this accomplishment. Despite the challenges, I am glad to have brought back a medal, recognizing the hard work I had put in.

Thursday, August 27, 2020

My Achievements

As a Nepali International Karate player, I am proud to have achieved numerous accomplishments throughout my career. Representing my country on the international stage and competing against some of the best athletes in the world, I have been able to win several medals in various competitions. These achievements are a reflection of my hard work, dedication, and perseverance in the martial art. I am grateful for the guidance and support of my coaches, family and friends, without whom, these accomplishments wouldn’t have been possible. I am determined to continue pursuing excellence in Karate and looking forward to many more opportunities to showcase my skills at the global stage. My achievements serve as inspiration for the upcoming generations in Nepal, that they too can excel in the field of Karate.

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My Skills

Straight Punch (Choku Zuki)

Roundhouse Kick (Mawashi Geri)

Front Kick (Mae Geri)

My Awards

My Appreciations

I admire your ability to be a great team player as well as a strong cross-collaborator. Your recent cross-collaboration project received a lot of positive feedback from other teams.

I really appreciated your efforts to keep every team member up to date on your tasks. It also encourages your team to make more informed decisions and to be more accountable to the team.

I appreciate the fact that you have been covering Tim's work since he went on vacation. What distinguishes you is that you don't just do the work for the sake of doing it; instead, you strive to make it as perfect as possible.