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ITF TKD Inter-Services Championships 2022

MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022.
MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022.
MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022.
MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022.
Pictured: British Army, Sgt Molloy wins second place for kup grade individual Poomse ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: British Army team wins first place for kup grade team Poomse ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: British Army, Pte Curtin wins silver for dan grade middleweight sparring ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: British Army, Cpl Bladek wins gold for dan grade lightweight sparring ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: British Army wins first place for dan grade team Poomse ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: Cpl Bladek wins first place for dan grade individual Poomse ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: British Army LCpl Penbroke wins silver for dan grade heavyweight sparring ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competitors and officials during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: First Sea Lord, Admiral Ben Key speaks at the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
ITF TKD Inter-Services 2022
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.
Pictured: ITF Competition during the Inter Services Martial Arts Championship 2022 held at HMS Nelson. MARTIAL ARTS INTER SERVICES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 On 16th-17th July 2022, the Royal Navy Royal Marines Mixed Martial Arts Association hosted the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022 at HMS Nelson, Portsmouth. It is the first Martial Arts Inter Services Championship since 2019, as COVID-19 discontinued 2020 and 2021 championships. Service members from a variety of martial arts disciplines, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), World Taekwondo Federation (WT), International Taekwondo Federation (ITF), and Kendo, competed in the Martial Arts Inter Services Championship 2022. The Army Karate team was unable to compete, so a different championship will be held for the Karate team later this year. International Taekwondo Federation and Kendo competition was held on Saturday, 16th July 2022; World Taekwondo Federation and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition was held on 17th July 2022. ITF and WT are quite similar and both have their roots in Korean martial arts, although WT is more of a sport, and ITF is more of a traditional self-defence Four of the 13 competitors in this year's WTF, WO Hewett, LET La Roche, AB Lee, and Cpl Bevan, represented the Royal Navy. Receptively, LET La Roche and AB Lee took home a silver and a gold. There were 14 competitors for the ITF, including WO Hewett, Cpl Bevan, AWW Shepherd, and CS Pedley from the Royal Navy. For the Royal Navy, AWW Shepherd from HMS Raleigh and CS Pedley from HMS Defender each got a gold medal.