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Marta Babajeva

World Cup Bronze Medallist
Nordic Champion
2nd Dan Karate (IJKA) Karate Coach

Marta Osipova started karate in 2008. She is Estonian champion in both kata and kumite since 2012. She graduated from Lasnamäe Gymnasium. Marta is one of the youngest top athletes in the club and represented Estonia at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires.

Marta Babajeva

Achievements

Awards, titles and key sporting results

World Championships

  • Bronze — World Cup 2017, Umag, Croatia
  • 4th place in the WKF Olympic ranking for junior women −59 kg
  • 9th place in the world ranking for junior women −59 kg
  • Participant in the 2017 World Championships in Tenerife, Spain, and the 2019 World Championships in Santiago, Chile

Nordic Championships

  • Gold — Nordic Championships, Denmark, 2016
  • Bronze — Nordic Championships, Estonia, CF+54 kg, 09.04.2017
  • Participant in the 2018 and 2019 Nordic Championships

National achievements

  • Estonian karate champion in kata and kumite (2012–2023)
  • Best Estonian cadet athlete 2015–2016
  • Best Estonian junior athlete 2017–2018
  • Multiple winner of the Estonian Karate League (EKL)

European Championships

  • 7th place — WKF European Championships, Sochi, 2018
  • 5th place — WKF European Championships, FU16, −54 kg, Cyprus, 05.02.2016
  • Participant in the 2017 WKF European Championships in Bulgaria and the 2019 championships in Denmark

Other international events

  • 7th place — 2018 Youth Olympic Games, Buenos Aires
  • Baltic champion 2018, Lithuania
  • Bronze — Lion Cup 2015, Luxembourg
  • Gold — Latvia Open 2016, 2017 and 2019
  • Gold — Latvia Grand Prix 2018, Latvia
  • Gold — Finish Open 2015
  • Gold — Banzai Cup 2016, Berlin, Germany
  • Silver — Budapest Open 2018, Budapest, Hungary
  • Multiple champion of the Budo Cup Grand Prix, Estonian Open and Buldog Cup international tournaments, Tallinn
  • 11th place — Youth League 2018, Sofia, Bulgaria
  • Participant in the 2018 Youth League events in Umag, Croatia, and Venice, Italy