Traditional Weapons Training
Seido Karate India, Block B, Greater Kailash I, Opposite, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Seido Karate
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Traditional Weapons Training
About
We offer specialized training in traditional Okinawan weapons, with a focus on the sai weapon system. Our structured program integrates authentic Japanese martial arts techniques with practical applications.
What Makes Us Different
- Training under experienced instructors certified from Seido headquarters
- Integration of traditional kata and combat techniques
- Focus on both technical precision and practical application
Ideal For
Students who have basic karate experience and want to expand their martial arts journey into traditional weapons. Perfect for those interested in the cultural and technical aspects of Japanese weaponry.
Program Details
Part of our comprehensive martial arts curriculum, weapons training is conducted during specialized sessions within our regular class schedule. Training includes weapon handling, forms, and defensive techniques.
Meet your Expert
Seido Karate
My Story
Our roots - Led by Kyoshi Rahul, a 5th Dan Black Belt certified in New York, bringing global expertise home.
Why we exist - Our passion lies in blending Japanese martial arts traditions with modern training to transform lives.
What drives us - Building a community where everyone feels welcome while preserving authentic karate traditions.
Cultural heart - We celebrate Japanese traditions like Kagami Biraki, keeping the spiritual essence of karate alive.
My Work
What we offer - Comprehensive karate training, self-defense classes, meditation seminars, and specialized camps for all ages.
How we're different - We focus on holistic development through body-mind-spirit integration, not just physical training.
Our approach - Flexible schedules across four days, free trials, and inclusive environment welcoming all skill levels.
Beyond training - Regular events like Gasshuku camps and breaking sessions help students push their boundaries.
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