LCKA Lebanon

22/09/2026

22/09/2026

What if your child’s next big opportunity starts with one training session? 🥋
For this young athlete, martial arts are more than an after-school activity. They are a way of life — building confidence, discipline and opening doors to international competition.
His message to parents: give your children the chance to discover martial arts.
And to young people: put your phone down for a moment. Discover what you’re capable of.
Parents, would you encourage your child to try martial arts? 👇

16/09/2026

His hardest fight wasn’t in the ring.

After a serious accident, Ahmad says he struggled with PTSD and went through an extremely difficult period of his life.

Martial arts became an important part of his way forward. With training and the support of his coach, he learned to manage his emotions, regain confidence and take control of his life again.

For Ahmad, martial arts are not about aggression.
They are about learning to control it.

His message: Don’t give up. 🥋

14/09/2026

Is first place the only win?

For him, even fourth place can be progress — because every competition teaches you something.

His goal is bigger than medals:
to become a coach, open his own club and help Budo grow in Lebanon.

What matters more to you: the medal or the person sport helps you become? 👇

11/09/2026

You don’t have to start at 5 to find your path in martial arts.

Abbas Nasser began at 22. After an injury forced him to stop, he came back — and continued competing.

Now, at 30, he sees martial arts as much more than physical strength. For him, they are a way to face stress, understand yourself and build confidence — especially when life around you is not easy.

His message to young people is simple:

Start. Discover what martial arts can bring out in you. 🥋