Karate & Self-Defense
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Pricing Guide
Weekend Kids Karate Program (Ages 4-14)
Core Training
- Schedule: 8 sessions monthly (Sat & Sun, 1 hour each).
- Syllabus: Budokan fundamentals including stances (Zenkutsu dachi), punches, and blocks.
- Grading: Structured preparation for Kyu exams (Yellow/Orange belts).
Facility & Equipment
- Gear: Access to Plyometric soft boxes (45cm), communal focus mitts, and kicking shields.
- Environment: Training on wooden/vinyl flooring with mirrors for form correction.
Mentorship
- Instructor: 5th Dan Black Belt supervision.
- Focus: Traditional etiquette (Rei) and discipline framework.
Adult Self-Defense & Advanced Combat
Combat Curriculum
- Sparring: Technical Kumite drills focusing on distance and National Championship point-scoring rules.
- Weaponry: Introduction to Kobudo with Nunchaku (foam or wood).
- Defense: Real-world scenarios including grab releases and vital point striking.
Physical Conditioning
- Fitness: High-rep calisthenics (knuckle pushups, burpees) for endurance.
- Flexibility: Assisted stretching routines for high kicks (Mawashi geri).
Expertise
- Level: Insights from an Official Referee & Judge.
- Pace: Accelerated curriculum tailored for adult learning curves.
New Student Enrollment & Uniform Kit
Gear Essentials
- Uniform: Heavy-cotton white Karate Gi (Jacket and Pants) suitable for grappling.
- Accessories: Standard white belt and sewn-on KBI/Budokan patches.
Administrative
- Registration: Lifetime setup in the academy database.
- Membership: Entry into Karate Budokan International network for grading eligibility.
About Karate & Self-Defense
Progress, not perfection, is what drives me in karate and in life. Every session is a reminder that setbacks are just part of moving forward. I’ve learned (and am still learning) that this is a life-long journey. If you’re looking to get stronger inside your head as well as your body, you’ll fit right in.
What Training Looks Like
- We follow Budokon Karate classes, blending traditional forms with practical self-defense skills you can actually use.
- Classes cover:
- Kata (movement patterns), including traditional weapon kata like Nunchaku. I actively compete here and share that experience.
- Kumite (sparring) to learn real timing and control.
- Conditioning drills for strength and agility.
- Self-defense - not just theory, but actual blocks, throws, and attacks for real life.
For All Ages
- Kids? They get to fly over obstacles and learn through fun games.
- Adults? More structured training, but always with room for personal growth.
- Everyone can see their progress with the KYU Grading system.
My Approach
- I’m a 5th Dan Black Belt, national competitor, and official referee.
- I stick to "I never lose. Either I win or I learn."
- Discipline here means consistency, not harshness. We show up, do the work, and improve together.
Our Dojo Family
This is more than class, it’s enge family (our family). We support and push each other, and I always feel my amma (mother) blessing our space. If you want a place to grow, you’ll find it here.
Meet your Expert
Daya Nanthan
20 connects in last 3 months
My Story
People see the yoga teacher, the Karateka, but me? I’m just a dad, a husband first. My son, Yugan, he’s my thangame (my gold), keeps me on my toes – boss of the house now! Lost my Amma, her memory hits hard, but she’s still my strength. This whole healing thing, it’s for her, for my family. I’m chasing that S I L E N C E inside, and I’m grateful to share it with anyone who walks in.
My Work
Yoga, Sound Healing, Pilates, Karate - I offer Hatha yoga for beginners, Vinyasa, Chair yoga for seniors, sound healing, pilates, and Karate. Sessions for individuals, groups, and companies.
Healing with Sound - Certified in singing bowl sound therapy - space cleansing, cellular detox, and deep relaxation. Sound is magic, truly.
Karate & Movement - I teach Karate classes in Bangalore for kids and adults. Discipline, strength, and learning from every loss, that’s our way.
Our Philosophy - Progress over perfection. We move slow, steady, inward. It’s about finding your own peace and strength.
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