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Eleven-year-old karate student wins trophies in Belgium

bruzz.be · 16 September 2026
Eleven-year-old karate student wins trophies in Belgium
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Eleven-year-old Talya from Jette, Belgium, trains in karate and has already won eight trophies.

She began practicing the sport after watching her older sister and enjoys the training alongside her family, who often attend her competitions. Talya appreciates her trainer for providing good exercises and helping her improve. Talya balances her karate training with schoolwork and reading. Her mother purchased copies of the “Tiny” book series for her, which she enjoys reading after completing her homework.

She values education and hopes to earn money in the future to support her parents. Beyond athletic and academic pursuits, Talya aspires to become a minister in Belgium. She wants to make decisions that benefit all citizens and create a more respectful society, free from racism and negativity. While she enjoys living in the large city of Brussels, she also acknowledges the presence of racism there and expresses a desire to one day live in Iceland.

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