About

I get what it feels like to want more than just a medal. For me, Taekwondo competition prep is about building guts and never backing down, not just collecting trophies. If you’re after quick wins, this isn’t your spot. But if you’re ready to push through the tough days, you’ll see what you’re made of.

How I Train for the Real Thing

• Training is a mix: taekwondo sparring training, poomsae (forms), and making you strong in the head and body.
• Sparring sessions with full gear, real referees, and that “main event” pressure. You’ll hear me calling out, “Push karke maaro” (push and hit) to keep your energy up.
• Poomsae competition coaching is strict—balance, power, and timing are drilled till you don’t have to think, your body just moves.
• Not just kicks and punches: We jump hurdles, do wall sits, push-ups. I’ll pull you out of ‘phone ki duniya’ (phone world) so you can focus for real.

Results That Matter

• Students as young as 6 and 7 have brought home gold at district and state level.
• Youth martial arts competition isn’t just for the few—it’s for anyone who decides they won’t give up.
• Most people quit. The ones who stay till the end? Those are the real champs.

If you want to know what you’re really capable of, come find out. The journey is tough, but the win—medal or not—is bigger than you think.