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Royal Karate Academy (RKA) is affiliated with the Japanese shito Ryu Seiko kai federation of karate which is widely practiced all over the world. Royal Mixed Martial Arts Academy (RMMAA) is known for its world-class training & providing all necessary types of equipment to students so that learning & practicing on a regular basis become easier.
Royal Karate Academy is well established and renowned in north India, We have launched a number of branches to provide specialized training in martial arts and connect the children with their traditional culture. We teach a student to set their own benchmark in their life to motivate and inspire others, we especially focus on the individual behavior of every student to guide them according to the requirement. We have specialized and certified instructors available for teaching various forms of martial arts. Martial arts brings all the necessary qualities and skills into the children like outer body strength, patience, self-indulging skill, participative skills, competitive skills, self-defensive skills, and many more others.
Meet your instructor
Sensei Teja Katuwal
Black Belt 3rd Dan
Sensei Teja Katuwal is well renowned & certified coach in north India known for karate as well as martial art forms like Karate, Mixed Martial Arts, Boxing & many more. He is also a member of the Karate India Organisation (KIO)
KIO is Affiliated with World Karate Federation (WKF) & Asian Karate Federation (AKF) WKF is Recognized by: International Olympic Committee (IOC).
More than this, we are working for terminating the quest for building a support system for children in their sports careers. We foster students to choose karate as a career & full guidance is provided to them for becoming a professional karate player, through this our students contribute their best in the upbringing & development of the nation as well as their own. Royal Karate Academy has set its benchmark through its students internationally.
Why Us
WHAT ARE YOU GETTING
Every parent wants their children to have qualities like this, which can be brought by the right upbringing and playing a sport. Martial arts is aport highly practiced all over the world and many people adopted it as a profession. It makes you tough from the outside as well as calm and patient from the inside.
Mr. Teja Katuwal, the Respected owner of Royal Karate Academy adopted martial arts as a profession and he is earning popularity, making our nation proud all over the world with his dedication and hard work. There are many students of the Royal Karate Academy who took part in many tournaments and competitions all over the world and also they are getting medals, awards, and recognition in the world.
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Mixed Martial Arts is now one of the most popular fighting styles in the US and the world, rivaling traditional boxing, kickboxing, and wrestling in popularity. Similarly to kickboxing, this one is also a generic mashup of miscellaneous martial arts, coming both from Japan and Brazil.
The main difference between MMA and Kickboxing lies in the fact, that just like Jiu-jitsu, MMA allows for an elaborate number of ground fight positions, which kickboxing does not. This makes MMA the most universal generic martial arts of them all, as it basically develops both striking, chokehold, joint-locking, and ground fighting techniques under one banner…
While usually practiced either by semi-pros or by men who previously were into some other martial art, MMA always welcomes the newbies. Our instructor will make you feel proud of what you can do in a fight, making your MMA-styled offense perfect for preventive self-defense!
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Karate originally appeared in Japan and nowadays it is being practiced primarily for sports and recreational purposes… This martial art consists of such fighting elements as the typical kicking, punching, and elbows and also incorporates open-hand techniques. The main focus is on deflecting an attack, which makes it primarily a self-defense art, as opposed to MMA.
Shito-Ryu Seiko-Kai Karate is a style of traditional Japanese karate that combines elements of both hard and soft techniques. It emphasizes efficient and practical techniques that can be used in real-life situations. Shito-Ryu Seiko-Kai Karate training focuses on developing physical fitness, strength, flexibility, and coordination, as well as mental discipline, respect, and self-confidence. It is suitable for students of all ages and skill levels.
Wushu is a Chinese martial art that emphasizes both traditional and modern performance-based techniques. The term wushu is Chinese for “martial arts” (武 “wu” = military or martial, 术 “shu” = art) that is used to encompass Chinese martial arts in general, which is commonly known as kung fu in Western societies. It includes a wide range of techniques such as kicks, punches, sweeps, throws, and joint locks, as well as acrobatics and weapon-based techniques. Wushu training develops physical fitness, agility, balance, and coordination, as well as a mental discipline, focus, and creativity. It is often practiced as a sport and can be performed individually or in groups.
Modern Wushu
Chinese martial arts can be traced back thousands of years, however modern or contemporary wushu was developed and standardized in the late 1940s. It is the national sport of China and is both an exhibition sport (taolu) and a full-contact sport (sanda).
Boxing is a combat sport that involves striking an opponent with punches to the upper body and head while wearing gloves. It emphasizes speed, power, and accuracy, as well as footwork, head movement, and defensive skills. Boxing training develops physical fitness, strength, endurance, and agility, as well as a mental discipline, focus, and self-confidence. It is a popular sport and can be practiced recreationally or competitively.
This martial art is by far the most limited one, restricting you to the use of your fists only, with no leg or head kicking allowed. It enhances a person’s reaction time while making trainees sharper with their hands and quick on their feet to keep their balance. Boxers are usually very lean, tough, and solid. They are not as thick or heavy as bodybuilders because they rely heavily on their agility in the ring.
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