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Anthony Kauki

He envisioned youth training.

Biography

After losing grandparents who taught Inuit traditions and hunting, Kauki began Forum training with friend Dave. Gallant reported H2O peers inspired his learning: channeling difficult feelings constructively in and beyond training, with youth opportunities at home his goal. The Dawson business graduate and amateur BJJ competitor helped a newcomer. In 2022, studying and Kuujjuaq summer work accompanied MMA practice, business plans and Nunavik’s need for positive role models.

Sources for this profile

  • Nunatsiaq, 2023.(opens in a new tab)

    • His Kangirsuk grandparents taught Inuit traditions/hunting; he lost them at thirteen. Friend Dave introduced Forum training at sixteen, before Montreal H2O MMA. He described handling difficult feelings constructively on/off mats, peers inspiring learning/youth ambitions at home, Dawson business graduation, amateur BJJ and informal newcomer help.

      Where in the source: May portrait.

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  • Gallant, 2022.(opens in a new tab)

    • In 2022 Gallant described Kauki’s MMA conditioning and technical practice, business plans after school and need for positive Nunavik role models.

      Where in the source: Anthony section.

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  • Concordian, 2022.(opens in a new tab)

    • The October 2022 introduction identifies Kauki as a Dawson student working summers at home in Kuujjuaq.

      Where in the source: Introduction.

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