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Whiteson Nsofwa: Leading the Charge for Taekwondo Development in Zambia

Whiteson Nsofwa: Leading the Charge for Taekwondo Development in Zambia

 

In a recent interview with Zambiansports Media, Whiteson Nsofwa, a seasoned Taekwondo instructor with over two decades of experience, shared his insights on the current state and future prospects of Taekwondo in Zambia. Passionate about fostering the sport’s growth, Nsofwa revealed his vision for its development and the challenges it faces.

Despite lacking a personal academy, Nsofwa’s dedication to promoting Taekwondo is unwavering. He runs various clubs across the country, placing instructors in charge to nurture the sport’s development nationwide. For Nsofwa, the goal is clear: advancing Taekwondo in Zambia transcends personal gain.

Having commenced his Taekwondo journey in 1994, Nsofwa has encountered numerous hurdles, including administrative corruption and equipment shortages. However, his commitment remains resolute, driven by the belief that with proper governance and resource distribution, Zambia can produce Taekwondo champions in a relatively short time.

Nsofwa underscores Taekwondo’s multifaceted benefits, ranging from physical fitness and self-defense to mental well-being and memory retention. More importantly, he emphasizes the martial art’s core values, including discipline, respect, perseverance, self-confidence, and focus, which are integral to personal growth and success in various facets of life.

Calling for greater investment and support in Taekwondo, Nsofwa highlights its potential to mitigate social issues such as streetism, alcohol and drug abuse, and criminal activities. He advocates for government and corporate backing, emphasizing the importance of nurturing talent in all sports disciplines.

Associated with several clubs across Zambia, including Buchi Martial Arts Club in Kitwe and Solwezi Leopards Taekwondo Club, Nsofwa’s influence extends far and wide. His tireless efforts and advocacy for change are instrumental in shaping the future landscape of Taekwondo in Zambia.

In conclusion, Whiteson Nsofwa’s unwavering dedication and advocacy for Taekwondo’s development exemplify the transformative power of sports. His vision, coupled with concerted efforts from stakeholders, holds the promise of a brighter future for Taekwondo enthusiasts in Zambia, empowering individuals and communities alike.

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