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Kyokushin Karate Belt Grading and Tournaments in Bangalore

byRavi CarvalhoOnline & at Dojo in Koramangala, BengaluruStarts from1,500 per monthView full gallery

Progress in our dojo is earned, never given. Belt grading is your chance to prove your discipline, technical skill, and fighting spirit under the scrutiny of the IBKO.

A group photo from our 66th Bangalore Grading event. Each belt represents a new level of understanding and commitment to the art of Kyokushin.

A group photo from our 66th Bangalore Grading event. Each belt represents a new level of understanding and commitment to the art of Kyokushin.

A group photo from our 66th Bangalore Grading event. Each belt represents a new level of understanding and commitment to the art of Kyokushin.

A group photo from our 66th Bangalore Grading event. Each belt represents a new level of understanding and commitment to the art of Kyokushin.

A group photo from our 66th Bangalore Grading event. Each belt represents a new level of understanding and commitment to the art of Kyokushin.

Action from a local Kyokushin tournament. I often serve as a referee, ensuring fights are conducted with respect and adherence to the rules of full-contact karate.

Action from a local Kyokushin tournament. I often serve as a referee, ensuring fights are conducted with respect and adherence to the rules of full-contact karate.

Action from a local Kyokushin tournament. I often serve as a referee, ensuring fights are conducted with respect and adherence to the rules of full-contact karate.

Action from a local Kyokushin tournament. I often serve as a referee, ensuring fights are conducted with respect and adherence to the rules of full-contact karate.

Action from a local Kyokushin tournament. I often serve as a referee, ensuring fights are conducted with respect and adherence to the rules of full-contact karate.

About Belt Grading & Tournaments

Belt grading is not a participation event. Whether you are testing for your next kyu belt or preparing for full-contact tournaments, you must demonstrate mastery of Kihon, Kata, and Kumite. If you are not ready, you will not pass. It is that simple.

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