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Royal Navy Project Empowers Women Through Martial Arts
1 Jun
Summary
- Workshop boosted confidence and introduced martial arts to over 40 women.
- Combat Sisters project aims to increase female participation in combat sports.
- The initiative also supports the campaign to end violence against women.
An initiative by the Royal Navy Combat Sisters project, in partnership with local martial arts organizations, successfully hosted an empowering combat sports workshop for women and girls in Warrington. The event saw over 40 participants engage in martial arts, aiming to foster confidence and a sense of community. British Muay Thai kickboxer Amber Kitchen was a special guest, highlighting the project's focus on empowerment.
Warrant Officer Dennis Harrison stated the Combat Sisters workshops encourage women's involvement in combat sports, creating a safe space for self-expression. This project builds on the 'Weapons Down, Gloves Up' initiative and collaborates with The Jessica Project, a non-profit supporting survivors of sexual violence and domestic abuse.
