SIBLINGS and martial arts enthusiasts Arcelia and Jarel Tobias Esterhuizen raked in several medals at the recent Full Contact Martial Arts provincial event at UKZN. ALSO READ: Donate to help a thousand Hills youngsters. The duo is students on the United Martial Arts International (UMAI) KZN, and their splendid combating capabilities noticed Acelia Esterhuizen win three gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. In comparison, Jarel gained four gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. The chief instructor of UMAI KZN, Kancho Allan Mahomed, stated he was thrilled with the pair’sperson surprising consequences.

Do you want to obtain WhatsApp alerts regarding this and other Highway network news? Please send us a WhatsApp message (no longer an SMS) with your call and surname. Australian-Asian action star Maria Tran hated school because if she weren’t bullied, she would have witnessed someone else being bullied. She’s now the “Queen of on-display screen action” with several butt-kicking blockbuster roles to her credit score, but in year 8, she tried to stop some other woman from being picked on and ended up with her head being stomped on in a Brisbane schoolyard.

Little did Ms. Tran recognize that experience might lead to her starring, directing, and writing in many movement movies across Asia and Australia – with the incident prompting the daughter of Vietnamese refugees to enroll in Taekwondo lessons. I became capable of learning more about myself,” Ms. Tran said. Having that physical manage, understanding the extension of your arms and legs, and is capable of broadening that strength of mind of willpower. I sense the ones are the things that helped me get through school and spot matters past the difficulty. It allowed me to stand taller, and it allowed me no longer to be afraid to appear for people’s attention. A new look at Macquarie University has found that martial arts can help college students become more resilient to bullying.