The SENSHI Camp will take place from May 11-14, 2023, in Varna, Bulgaria, with seven highly esteemed trainers as instructors. These experts bring years of experience and success in various martial arts disciplines:
- Sensei Jan Soukup: 2nd place in the 9th Kyokushin World Open (2007), European Champion, All Japan Tournament winner, and Yangame’s Fight champion.
- Shihan Asen Asenov: The first Bulgarian gold medalist in the European Kyokushin Championship (1988), European Kickboxing Champion (1994).
- Sensei Zamari Damyanov: Absolute Kyokushin World Champion (2015), 4-time American Absolute Champion, 4-time European Champion.
- Sensei Petar Martinov: Kyokushin World Champion (2014), Kyokushin European Champion (2006), 3rd place in European Open (2008), and 3-time National Champion.
- Andy Souwer: 2-time K-1 World Max Champion, 4-time Shootboxing World Champion, Showtime 70Max World Champion, and World Muay Thai Champion.
- Albert Kraus: The first K-1 World Max Champion (2002) and the first Superkombat Middleweight Champion, World Champion in Kickboxing and Muay Thai.
- Lerdsila: Multiple-time Muay Thai World Champion, 3-time WMC Lightweight World Champion, 3-time Rajadamnern Stadium Champion in three weight classes, and World Kickboxing Champion (2013).
The camp is designed for all levels of fighters, from beginners to advanced, offering an opportunity to learn from these world-class trainers. Participants will gain new skills, enhanced confidence, and a sense of camaraderie.
The camp will be followed by the 16th edition of the SENSHI International Gala Fight Night, featuring 26 elite fighters from around the world, including two European SENSHI title bouts.
Limited spots are available, so early registration is encouraged.
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SENSHI is an international fight league that has grown into one of Europe’s notable combat sports platforms. With 30 events, 360 fights, athletes from 59 countries, legendary instructors, and global broadcasts, SENSHI combines professional competition, training camps, and fighter development in one arena.
Kyokushin champion Aibek Amanov delivered an impressive performance at SENSHI 30 Grand Prix (-75 kg), winning an extra bout and facing Constantin Rusu in a close fight for third place.
Bulgarian rising star Zhulien Rikov won the historic SENSHI 30 Grand Prix in the 75 kg division after defeating three opponents in one night in Varna, including DR Congo’s Christian Baya in the final, becoming the first champion of the tournament format.
Held in Varna, Bulgaria from 26 February to 1 March 2026, SENSHI 30 brought together over 470 participants from 35 countries, including 420+ athletes in the Open Training Camp, 11 legendary instructors and 18 elite fighters in a four-day international celebration of elite striking competition and tradition.
SENSHI 30 Welterweight Grand Prix will be streamed live and free on the official SENSHI YouTube channel. The event in Varna features a direct elimination tournament in the under-75 kg division along with three international Super Fights.
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