Physical conditioning, self-defense, discipline and concentration ... are the direct, tangible benefits of studying karate, and they are all highly relevant to the needs of people today. Don't study karate to achieve these benefits, though. If you practice in a sincere manner, these things will come along the way. They can each or together be reasons for beginning, but if they become the reason for practicing, our practice will become stale after some time.

- Kaicho T. Nakamura.

Osu!
Welcome to Seido Karate!

We look forward to working with you and appreciate this opportunity to play a role in your personal growth and development. Out staff will strive to make your experience both enjoyable and beneficial. You don't need to have prior experience in the martial arts - you will find yourself comfortable whatever your age, fitness level or abilities may be. The beginners are provided with personalized coaching by experienced instructors. You will enjoy friendly, family-like atmosphere in our dojo.

Class Schedule

• Monday - Basics (punches, strikes, blocks and kicks)
• Tuesday - Syllabus class (Kata, Self-Defense, Kihon Kumite, Yakusoku Kumite)
• Wednesday - Kumite
• Thursday - Basics
• Friday - Kata class, Meditation and Lecture
• Saturday - Conditioning Class

Join us for a Free Introductory Class!

Groups

Children's Group - Below 13 years of age.
Adults' Group - 13 years and above.

Timings

Evening Classes:
Children - 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Adults - 7:20-8:20 p.m.

Morning Class:
7:00-8:00 a.m.

Tution Fee

Rs. 500 per month.
World Seido Karate Organization Membership Fee (for Colour Belts): Rs. 500 for a period of 3 years.

Grading Fee

As applicable for each belt according to seniority. First grading test will be held minimum three months after joining.

Uniform

Karate classes will be conducted in the prescribed Karate Gi which may be purchased from the dojo.

Attendance

Students are required to attain minimum 50% attendance (i.e. 3 days in a week) in order to proceed with their grading.

Discipline

All students are required to adhere to the discipline and code of conduct that is expected of a Seido Karateka. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action / expulsion from the school.

Detailed rules and regulations may be obtained from the dojo.