"At Times Empty Hands Are Mightier Than Swords"
"At Times Empty Hands Are Mightier Than Swords"
"At Times Empty Hands Are Mightier Than Swords"
A Traditional Martial Art
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The Origin!
Black Panther Karate Tai-Kyu-Do Martial Arts® is a traditional Martial Art, It is the art of open hand and bare foot self-defense. It is dating back over two thousand years. It is taught as an art rather than as a sport. It means the “way of the empty hand.” It is both a hard and soft style of karate. This means it uses strong, powerful techniques along with softer, flowing techniques. It is not only a martial art; it is rather a physical and intellectual activity designed to foster physical and mental well-being. It develops body coordination, control, self - Image, discipline, confidence and respect. Learn about the history of Black Panther Karate
Meet C. Dharmender Rathi, our Chief Instructor and General Secretary. With 20+ years in martial arts, he's a 1st Dan Black Belt, excelling in teaching and tournament victories, including at the Asian Level.
Meet Mr. M.R. Govarthanan, our Crime Branch Chennai Grand Master, ensuring authentic training in Black Panther Karate Tai-Kyu-Do Martial Arts®.
Introducing Achal Singh, our Black Belt Instructor and National Tournament Champion. With expertise in martial arts, he embodies excellence and dedication.
Introducing C. Parmender Rathi, a Black Belt Instructor and champion of national tournaments. His expertise and victories enrich our martial arts community.
Meet Sarvan Kumar Verma, our esteemed Black Belt Instructor and national tournament victor. His skill and achievements inspire excellence in our martial arts community.
No, you do not have to be in shape to get started with martial arts. In fact, many people begin practicing martial arts as a way to improve their fitness and overall health. Most martial arts schools and instructors will welcome students of all fitness levels and work with them to gradually build their strength, endurance, and flexibility. It is important to note, however, that certain martial arts styles may be more physically demanding than others, so it's important to choose a style and class that is appropriate for your fitness level and goals. It's also important to talk to your doctor before starting any new exercise program, including martial arts, especially if you have any pre-existing medical conditions or concerns. Finally, be sure to listen to your body and communicate with your instructor about any discomfort or limitations you may have during your training.
Colored belts represent levels of progress for students of martial arts.It is a Belt Grading Event that happens once the students have completed the required syllabus for the belt and have passed the grading test. A program is organized within the branches and all qualified students gather to be certified and are awarded the belt.
The system was pioneered in the 19th century, Colors vary between disciplines, and even within disciplines can be different from country to country or club to club; they may also include ranks within colors. But the symbolism of the belts remains the same across disciplines.Yellow is a symbol of strength and beginning.
Orange represents the growing strength of the sun, so the orange belt is given to a beginner once he or she has mastered Martial Arts 10 self-defense moves.In martial arts, an orange belt generally represents an intermediate level of proficiency. It signifies progress beyond the beginner stages.
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