Belt Examination Program
Purva Belmont, Bangalore, India
World Nihon Shotokan Karate Federation
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Belt Examination Program
Regular assessment of skills and techniques
Official certification upon successful completion
Structured progression through different belt ranks
About
We conduct structured karate belt examinations to evaluate and promote students based on their skill progression in Shotokan karate. Our comprehensive assessment covers kihon (basics), kata (forms), and kumite (sparring) techniques.
What Makes Us Different
- Internationally recognized certification through WNSKF affiliation
- Evaluation by experienced senseis following traditional Japanese standards
- Regular examination cycles for consistent skill advancement
Ideal For
Students committed to advancing their karate journey through formal recognition of their achievements, from beginners to advanced practitioners.
Additional Details
Successful candidates receive official certificates and new belts marking their progression in the martial art. Examinations include both practical demonstrations and theoretical knowledge assessment.
Meet your Expert
World Nihon Shotokan Karate Federation
My Story
Our roots - Born in Bangalore, we're passionate about bringing authentic Japanese Shotokan karate to India.
What drives us - Traditional values of respect, discipline, and continuous improvement guide everything we do.
Community first - We believe in building more than just skills; we create a family through shared practices like Sojido.
Cultural blend - We uniquely combine Japanese martial arts with Indian elements like Bharatnatyam to enrich training.
My Work
What we offer - We provide comprehensive Shotokan training including kihon, kata, kumite, and competitive preparation.
What makes us different - Our dojos focus on holistic development, blending physical training with traditional Japanese values.
Where to find us - Multiple dojos across Bangalore including Purva Belmont, Silicon City, and Prestige Falcon City.
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