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About Our Academy

Honoring Tradition • Inspiring Excellence

THE ACADEMY LEGACY

Years of Training
and Dedication.

Established in 2009, our academy held its very first class in the sacred Shree Nrsinha Mandir Hall. Named "Nrsinha" in respect of the deity, the institute was founded with a simple yet powerful vision: to create a place where people of all ages could unlock their inner strength through the timeless art of Taekwondo.

What began with just a small group of students has grown into one of the city’s most respected Taekwondo academies. Along the way, we’ve witnessed inspiring journeys — from beginners earning their very first belt to athletes achieving championship titles.

Our strength lies in honoring traditional Taekwondo values while integrating modern training techniques. We strive to shape not only skilled martial artists, but also well-rounded individuals who carry the principles of respect, discipline, and perseverance far beyond the training floor.

Martial Arts Legacy

"The martial arts path is a lifelong journey. We do not train to fight; we train to conquer our own weaknesses."

— Academy Instructors

The Foundation

Our Core Pillars

Our Mission

To provide exceptional martial arts education that develops physical fitness, mental discipline, and strong character while preserving the traditional values and philosophy of Taekwondo.

Our Vision

To be the leading martial arts academy that shapes future leaders and champions, creating a community where martial arts serve as a pathway to personal growth and lifelong wellness.

Core Values

Respect (Yep-Ui), Discipline, Humility, and Indomitable Spirit. Striving to improve our character on and off the Dojang mat.

CODE OF CONDUCT

The 5 Tenets

1. Courtesy (Ye-Ui)

To show politeness, respect, and humility towards instructors, seniors, classmates, and family.

2. Integrity (Yom-Chi)

To distinguish right from wrong, and to hold oneself to high moral standards at all times.

3. Perseverance (In-Nae)

To show patience and determination. Never giving up, regardless of difficulties faced during training or life.

4. Self-Control (Guk-Gi)

To control one's actions, emotions, and physical strength both inside and outside the Dojang.

5. Indomitable Spirit (Baekjul-Boolgool)

To maintain courage and stand up for principles against overwhelming odds. An unbreakable will.

PROGRESSION SYSTEM

The Belt Ranks

In Taekwondo, a student's progress is marked by belt colors representing their level of knowledge and skill.

White Belt

Signifies innocence. The beginner who has no prior knowledge of Taekwondo.

Yellow Belt

Signifies the earth from which a plant takes root, as Taekwondo's foundation is being laid.

Green Belt

Signifies the plant's growth as the Taekwondo skill begins to develop.

Blue Belt

Signifies the heaven towards which the plant matures into a towering tree.

Red Belt

Signifies danger, cautioning the student to exercise self-control and warning opponents.

Black Belt

Opposite of white. Signifies maturity and proficiency. Impervious to darkness and fear.

Leadership & Mentorship

Our Master Instructors

Mr. Vijay Naik
President

Mr. Vijay Naik

Club Administration, Traditional Forms, Youth Leadership

With 18+ years of institutional teaching and administrative leadership across multiple training dojangs. Deeply committed to student character building, traditional forms, discipline, and sports administration.

Mr. Vaibhav Yadav
Vice President

Mr. Vaibhav Yadav

Olympic Sparring (Kyorugi), Competitive Strategy, Referee Rules

Over 14 years of martial arts excellence. A decorated national medalist, certified state referee, and high-performance coach specializing in Olympic-style sparring tactics and competitive strategy.

Mr. Shivraj Khade
Secretary

Mr. Shivraj Khade

Advanced Kicking Drills, Poomsae Precision, Agility Training

9+ years of experience as a national-level Taekwondo athlete and instructor. Expert in advanced kicking combinations, agility development, and precision Poomsae techniques.

Mr. Sidram Burli
Joint Secretary

Mr. Sidram Burli

Refereeing Standards, Physical Conditioning, Defensive Tactics

11 years of experience as a Taekwondo referee, coach, and physical conditioner. Known for rigorous physical conditioning and technical rulebook mastery.

Mr. Adarsh Yadav
Head Coach

Mr. Adarsh Yadav

Elite Athlete Mentorship, Sparring Strategy, Mental Conditioning

10 years of Taekwondo expertise. Certified referee and lead Academy coach dedicated to holistic student development, elite competition readiness, and mental fortitude.