Two stars of the future
BMB Financial Services are proud sponsors of Rose & Tamsin Baker - two stars of the future - and we are committed to the continued development of two of Great Britain’s promising martial artists. Both girls 
have been selected to represent Great Britain at the WOMAA World Games, which are to be held in Ireland in August 2008.
Rose & Tamsin are from Sheffield and both train at the Falcon Fight Academy in Dinnington, Sheffield. They are trained by Master Cris Janson-Piers & multi time world champion Kerry Louise Norbury. Rose & Tamsin compete most weekends, in events all around the UK throughout the year. These competitions are a great way of gaining more experience in their chosen events.
Champions of England and Scotland
Rose is almost 14. Tamsin is 11. Both girls compete in the under 16 years category. For girls who are at such tender ages they both have numerous successes to be proud of.
Rose is the current WAKO Scottish semi contact under 16 Champion. Her most recent victory came at the WAKO Midlands Open in April 2008. Tamsin is the current WAKO English semi contact under 16 Champion. She won this title in October 2007. We believe both girls have a very big future in the world of Martial Arts, and this is why we are proud to be involved with both of these future sports stars.
Sponsorship
If you feel you would like to help these young ladies, with some form of sponsorship, please feel free to contact their father Mark Baker on 07733 238414 
or via email. Sponsorship packages can be arranged from small donations which help towards entry fees and transportation costs.
Alternatively a more comprehensive package can be arranged, which could involve sponsoring the girls for a whole year. This package would allow you to have your company name/logo embroidered onto the girls’ fighting suits. Also photographs and news updates would be provided on a regular basis. The girls would be prepared to travel & meet for a photo shoot with you for promotion purposes, if required. (At a convenient time for all).
Reports and photos regularly appear in Martial Arts magazines and local newspapers and these specialist 
magazines have a circulation of around 400,000 each. Video uploads of the girls performances will soon be available to view on YouTube [www.youtube.co.uk].
This would in turn, provide exposure to an unlimited number of people via the internet. Once again, this is a massive advertising opportunity, for a relatively small expenditure.
We would just like to take this opportunity to wish Rose & Tamsin all the best for the future, and wish them luck for the WOMAA World Games in August.
For more information on the British Freestyle Karate & Kickboxing Organisation, please visit www.bfkko.co.uk.