International Karate Experience and Advanced Training
My journey from local dojos to international arenas in Indonesia and Thailand has taught me that karate is a global language. I bring these same competitive standards, advanced Kata forms, and sparring techniques directly to my students.
A live video from the 10th Shoto Cup Karatedo International Championship in Indonesia. I was so excited to share the atmosphere of the event, with over 80 countries participating.
An awesome memory from a training session in Indonesia. Here you can see us practicing Kumite (sparring) drills during the WSKF seminar.
A group photo with martial artists from all over the world at the WSKF International Seminar in Indonesia. It is an honor to be part of this global karate family.
Making new friends on the international stage. Here I am with another black belt competitor at the Shitoryu Karatedo International Championships.
Learning advanced self-defense techniques directly from a master at the seminar in Indonesia. This is a practical Bunkai (application) of a Kata movement.
With my master, Shihan Kathiravan, in Indonesia. I am so grateful for his guidance which has helped me reach the international level.
A focused moment during my Kata performance at the international championships in Jakarta. Competing at this level requires complete concentration and precision.
A Japanese master demonstrating a complex takedown and restraint technique during the WSKF Kata Seminar. These are the skills we aspire to learn.
A photo with my guru, Shihan Kathiravan, during our trip to Indonesia. His mentorship is a huge part of my martial arts journey.
A proud moment, sitting with my master and other senior martial artists in front of the Japanese Grandmasters at the WSKF Kata Seminar.
About My International Journey & Recognition
When I compete internationally, I do not just go for the medal. I bring back the latest WKF-standard sparring drills and advanced Kata techniques to my dojo. My students get access to the same precision training I use to compete against athletes from over 80 countries, giving them a real edge in their own tournaments.
Namma Karate (our karate) is not just about movements; it is about mindset. When I train with grandmasters from Japan or compete alongside fighters from the USA, UAE, and beyond, I observe exactly how they handle pressure, analyze a bout, and perfect their stance. I bring these insights back to our classes in Tirupattur.
Whether you are learning basic Kata or preparing for your next sparring match, you are training with methods refined on the international stage. My students often ask me, 'Sir, how do they train abroad?' I tell them it is all about the details. This is why I focus heavily on the WKF syllabus and discipline. You are not just learning to punch or block; you are joining a global community of karateka. I am proud to share this fire with you, and I look forward to seeing my students rise to the same level.
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