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Female Fighters Matter Too Join Forces At Kumite Classic

Female Fighters Matter Too Join Kumite Classic Kumite Classic promoter and WAKO USA Tatami Chairman Bill Viola Jr. is the father of a sport karate champion daughter and the big brother to four black belt sisters. He is passionate about equality and opportunities for females in the sport. We are proud to announce our partnership...

Gabby Viola – Fighting in šŸ„‹ and out āš•ļø of the Ring

Let me share.Ā  Life isnā€™t fair, the sooner you accept that the better.Ā  In 2018, completely out of the blue, my daughter Gabby was diagnosed with bowel disease, an incurable inflammatory form of colitis šŸ˜„.Ā  Without too much detail youā€™d never know she is sick on the outside, but on the inside, it is killing...

Kicking Parkinson’s Disease to the tune of 1 million dollars

Fighting Parkinsonā€™s disease One ā€œKickā€ at a Time 1 Million Dollars Rasied! The ā€œKICKā€ kickathon concept was developed Irwin native Bill Viola Jr., founder of Kumite Classic Entertainment, and former Monroeville Mayor and Pennsylvania State Senator Sean Logan.Ā  Ā Logan was diagnosed with early onset Parkinsonā€™s disease in his mid-forties and Viola spent years caring for...

Finding a Cure for Parkinsonā€™s Disease One ā€œKickā€ at a Time

Finding a Cure for Parkinson’s Disease One ā€œKickā€ at a Time An inspiring group of martial artists have made it their mission to KICK Parkinsonā€™s diseaseā€”literally.Ā  On September 3rd 2018 the Viola Karate Dojo and their sister program Norwin Ninjas assembled over 100 students to make a bold statement and kick non-stop for one mile...

Kick Parkinsons

Norwin student leads fundraising efforts to “Kick Parkinson’s Disease” TRIBUNE-REVIEWĀ |Ā Wednesday,Ā Oct. 4, 2017, 9:00Ā p.m.   Rayden Galley, 8, a Sheridan Terrance Elementary School student, was the top fundraiser at the recent Pittsburgh Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases 5K walk/run/kick, which attracted 600 participants at Boyce Park in Plum Borough. Galley led the group of 50 kickers by...