Martial arts giants in Dillingen: charity show for the card index of need!

Martial arts giants in Dillingen: charity show for the card index of need!

On Saturday, July 12th, the Sebastian Kneipp Hall in Dillingen will be the meeting place for martial artists and friends of martial arts. At the invitation of the legendary Taekwondo grandmaster Heinrich Magosch, who has been part of the world's elite for 70 years, a charity course will be held there for the benefit of Card file of distress instead of. Magosch is known for his impressive martial arts galas that he has organized for decades. Although he announced in 2019 that he would not be hosting any more galas, he remains connected to the Kartei der Not.

The charity course promises an exciting afternoon with over 600 participants from 70 different Taekwondo clubs gathering in the hall. With outside temperatures around 35 degrees, people report a strong sense of community and the opportunity to learn a lot. Supported by a total of 20 grandmasters, including the brothers Georg and Gerhard Maier, the event is sure to be a great success. All grandmasters have also waived their fees in order to donate all of their income to the good cause.

A supporting program for the whole family

The performances will begin at 3:30 p.m. In addition to impressive fighting performances, there will also be children's performances that will certainly delight younger viewers. The audience can expect that bricks and boards will be broken during the performances, which spices up the show even more. This mix of sport and entertainment not only attracts active participants, but also numerous spectators who want to experience the action live.

The demonstration by the top athletes from South Korea will also be particularly exciting, as they will captivate the audience with their impressive skills and techniques. Ready to demonstrate their talents, they show once again why Taekwondo is so popular. The Donau-Lech-Iller Taekwondo Club, led by Magosch, now has around 1,600 members and is proud to support such important events.

A sign of solidarity

The event not only celebrates martial arts at a high level, but also sets a sign of solidarity. In the last four decades, martial artists have spent over 165,000 euros Card file of distress collected, an aid organization that helps people in need in the region. During the event, Dillingen's mayor Frank Kunz will particularly emphasize the importance of the file of distress and honor the voluntary work of the athletes.

A very special surprise awaits Magosch at the end of the course when he is thrown into the air by his fellow athletes to celebrate his years of commitment to the sport of Taekwondo and good causes. Entrepreneur Andreas Kimmerle is also generous and increases an originally planned donation of 10,000 euros to an impressive 15,000 euros during the event.

At the end of the afternoon there will not only be an impressive show, but also the opportunity to donate to the card index of need. Visitors can make their contribution at several donation boxes in order to continue to assist and support people in need.