Competition Pathway
For students who want more — more challenge, more confidence, and the opportunity to test themselves on the competition stage.
Competition at Twin Tigers is optional, fully supported, and built around personal development, not pressure.
Types of Competition
Open Competitions
Open events offering a wide range of competitive divisions, suitable for both developing and experienced fighters.
Divisions may include low contact, full contact, and K1 / low-leg formats.
Competitors are weight matched within junior and senior, male and female categories.
Championships
Higher-level events featuring regional, national and international championships.
These competitions demand a higher level of preparation, discipline and commitment.
Entry is by selection from Open Competition success.
Interclubs
Friendly, controlled events designed to introduce students to competition in a supportive environment.
Emphasis is placed on experience, learning and confidence rather than results.
Ideal as a first step into competitive fighting.
Fight Shows
Fully matched bouts on organised fight shows, often staged in professional venues with spectators.
Fighters are carefully selected and prepared for these events.
A showcase of skill, discipline and mental strength.
Our Track Record
Twin Tigers has a long-standing reputation for producing respectful, well-prepared competitors across multiple disciplines.
- Local, regional and national medalists
- International competition experience
- Students progressing into advanced fight teams
- Strong emphasis on sportsmanship and conduct
Success is measured not just in medals, but in confidence, resilience and character.
Travel & Unforgettable Experiences
Competition opens the door to experiences far beyond the training hall. Our students have travelled to events across the UK and overseas, representing their club and country with pride.
- UK national championships
- European and international tournaments
- Team travel and shared experiences
- Cultural exposure and personal growth
These trips build independence, friendships and memories that last a lifetime.
How Students Progress Into Competition
1. Foundation
Strong basics, confidence, fitness and control built in regular classes.
2. Invitation
Students are invited to competition training when ready — never rushed.
3. Preparation
Structured coaching, rule knowledge, mindset training and support.
Competition is always a choice. Many students train purely for confidence, fitness and enjoyment — and that is equally valued.
Interested in the Competition Pathway?
Speak to one of our instructors to find out if competition training is right for you or your child.