Founder & Chief Instructor
International karateka and Aerospace Engineer, training in karate since the age of six, and selected to represent India in the World Karate Championship in Germany. Silver at the Munich Open, bronze at the Bosporus and Helsinki Opens, and a Tokyo Olympics 2020 standing of 181.
Karate Instructor
Fifteen years in karate and more than six of them teaching, trained at the Okinawa Bukodai Martial Arts Academy. Darshan works across Goju-ryu and Shotokan, and has medalled at national and state level in karate under the Karate India Organization, as well as taking a national bronze in kickboxing under WAKO.
National and state medals (KIO) · National kickboxing bronze (WAKO)
Karate Instructor
Jeevan holds an internationally awarded 2nd Dan black belt and is a licensed referee and judge, so students here learn the competition rules from someone who officiates under them. He has taken several medals at the Karnataka State Championship and at the National Open Championship.
Karate Instructor
Arvind holds an internationally awarded 2nd Dan black belt and is a licensed referee and judge, so students here learn the competition rules from someone who officiates under them. He has taken several medals at the Karnataka State Championship and at the National Open Championship.
Separate female instructors are available for girls and women across the karate and self defence programmes. Nobody has to ask twice for it.
Classes are kept to a size where an instructor can watch a single stance and fix it, rather than call the room through a routine.
A student who moves between our dojos picks up exactly where they left off. One WKF-aligned syllabus, one grading standard, three venues.
The best way to judge an instructor is to watch them teach for twenty minutes. Turn up and do exactly that.