COBRA Sports Club closed in 2009. This site is kept as an archive of the Fei Jing style and of the club's history.
Mission
COBRA Sports Club was registered on 1 June 1995 by the Fei Jing instructors after the tragic death of master German Vinokurov. Its aim was to revive the glory of the International Kung Fu Centre "Fei Jing" - the largest martial arts school in Bulgaria in the early 1990s - and to preserve the style as it had been handed down.
Membership and recognition
- Bulgarian Wushu Federation - the club was a member from March 2001; the club's chairman was also elected executive secretary of the federation.
- Through the federation - the European Wushu Federation and the International Wushu Federation. The club's diplomas were recognised by all of them.
- International Martial Arts Association - the club was its official representative for Bulgaria from 2002.
Instructors
In the years of its most active work, the club was led by its chairman Krasimir Tsolov (10th grade), together with the instructors Nikola Pekov (10th grade), Metodi Drenovski, Miroslav Petrov, Todor Todorov and Ivan Dragomirov.
More than martial arts
In July 2009 the club restarted its activities under the motto "more sport, more fun, more friends":
- Fei Jing kung fu - the club's main activity. Go to the section →
- Karting - training and an amateur championship. Go to the section →
- Football - in 2009 the club broadcast, live and recorded, matches from the Bulgarian Forum Football League, in which teams from internet forums played each other.
Closure
The restart did not last: in 2009 COBRA Sports Club ceased its activities. The materials collected over the years - the history of the style, the training method, the grading syllabus and the club chronicle - are published on this site so that they remain available to anyone interested in Fei Jing.
Sponsors and partners
The club's main sponsor for the 8th national wushu/kung fu championship in 2001 was Sarantis Bulgaria Ltd.