The Zonal Karate Competition (Boys & Girls) 2024-25, held on September 12 at CSC SKV No.1, Palam Enclave, saw outstanding performances by young karatekas from Zone-21. Ridhima from Jeenvani Public School, Tanish from Sec 16 Dwarka Co-ed School, and Dolly from GGGSS Kakkrola School each secured gold medals. All players were trained at NKG Sports Club, Najafgarh, under the guidance of Sensei Nitin Goyal, showcasing the club's excellence in karate training.
Palam Enclave, New Delhi, September 12, 2024 — The Zonal Karate Competition (Boys & Girls) 2024-25, held at CSC SKV No.1, Palam Enclave, saw remarkable achievements by young karatekas from various schools in Zone-21. Among the top performers were Ridhima from Jeenvani Public School, Tanish from Sec 16 Dwarka Co-ed School, and Dolly from GGGSS Kakkrola School, all of whom clinched gold medals in their respective categories.
What sets these athletes apart is their rigorous karate training at NKG Sports Club, Najafgarh, where they have been meticulously guided and trained by Sensei Nitin Goyal. NKG Sports Club, known for producing skilled martial artists, continues to uphold its reputation as one of the premier karate training centers in the region.
These gold-medal performances are a testament to the club’s commitment to excellence in martial arts training. Sensei Nitin Goyal's personalized coaching and disciplined approach have empowered these young champions to achieve success on the competitive stage.
NKG Sports Club, located in Najafgarh, has become a prominent hub for karate training, attracting young talent from across Delhi. The club's focus on developing both physical and mental strength has made it a go-to destination for aspiring karatekas. The success of players like Ridhima, Tanish, and Dolly serves as a shining example of the high-quality karate training at NKG Sports Club, Najafgarh.
The entire community celebrates the achievements of these young athletes and the continued contributions of NKG Sports Club in fostering martial arts talent in the region.
