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Obituary for Grandmaster Carol Middleton, a 7th degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and the founder and director of the D.C. Self-Defense Karate Association

Obituary for Grandmaster Carol Middleton, a 7th degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and the founder and director of the D.C. Self-Defense Karate Association – PoPville

Thanks to Lyn for sending: “Grandmaster Carol Middleton, a 7th degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and the founder and director of the D.C. Self-Defense Karate Association (DCSDKA), died on Aug. 11, 2026, in Chantilly, Va. She was 78 years old.

Ryoko Tani at 50: the benchmark for women’s judo

Ryoko Tani at 50: the benchmark for women’s judo

Japanese legend Ryoko Tani turns 50. Seven world titles and five Olympic medals made the U48kg superstar one of judo’s greatest champions

Karate Illustrated, We Remember Kaicho Takayuki Yamazaki

Karate Illustrated, We Remember Kaicho Takayuki Yamazaki

From the archives of Karate Illustrated, we remember Kaicho Takayuki Yamazaki – a martial arts pioneer whose influence reached far beyond the dojo. A 9th-degree black belt, internationally respected sensei and martial arts leader, Yamazaki was part of a generation that helped introduce and establish karate in America alongside legends such as Fumio Demura, Chuck Norris and Dan Ivan.

Chick Jitsu puts women and girls center stage in Fort Myers

Chick Jitsu puts women and girls center stage in Fort Myers

Girls and women packed the mats at Silverback Gym on Saturday for a jiu-jitsu tournament designed specifically for female competitors.

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