Karate Gurukul: Real Training for Future Champions

The results of our discipline. This is a group of my students from the Karate Gurukul, each one a winner, proudly displaying the medals they earned through their dedication. I don't just teach karate, I build a team of champions.

Real training is about applying your skills. Here, two of my students are engaged in a kumite (sparring) session during a championship. This is where technique, speed, and fighting spirit are tested on the mat.

A strong body is built from the ground up. This is a glimpse of our traditional conditioning, the 'fauji chaal' (soldier's crawl), which builds core strength and endurance. Every student, no matter their age, goes through this rigorous training.

I am Sikandar Phore, a 3rd Dan Black Belt, national and international athlete, and an A-grade referee. My life is dedicated to the art of karate, and my mission is to pass on this knowledge to the next generation of fighters.

I am especially proud of my girls' team, who won the first-place team trophy at the Delhi Inter-School Women's Flying Kick Sports Martial Art Championship. They are proof that strength and determination have no gender.

Our hard work and success get noticed. Here is a report from the Haribhoomi newspaper covering our team's performance and medal wins at the Bahadurgarh Open Khel Karate Championship.

Beyond regular training, I conduct special seminars to develop advanced skills. This was from our Nanchaku Training Seminar, where students learn to master this traditional Okinawan weapon.