The Abu Dhabi Martial Arts Academy (ADMA) has made history by becoming the first academy in the UAE to receive official accreditation from the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF).
This prestigious recognition qualifies its athletes to participate in national and international tournaments.
ADMA focuses on various martial arts disciplines, including Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, while also developing athletes' mental and tactical skills.
The academy boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including dedicated areas for ground fighting, a training cage, and a gym for strength and endurance training.
Andrew Moshanov, IMMAF Director of Sport Development, praised ADMA's role in leading educational and coaching initiatives in the UAE, noting its impressive number of internationally qualified coaches.
IMMAF President Kerrith Brown highlighted the UAE's emergence as a key destination for martial arts development in the Middle East, emphasising the federation's commitment to promoting educational values for youth in the sport.
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