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Sensei. A. Siromita - Portfolio
Shorinryu Matsubayashi - Bukenkan of India

Sensei. A. Siromita

Karate World Champion  ·  Bukenkan of India
Currently: 3rd Dan Black Belt

World Champion with multiple international accolades. Trained under the guidance of esteemed masters, including Grand Master Hanshi Katsuo Shiroma in Japan.

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Sensei. A. Siromita
- Who I Am

Karate World Champion
& Martial Arts Expert

"The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory or defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants."
- Gichin Funakoshi
15+
Years Experience
5+
World Medals
GOLD
World Champion
Karate Kata Kobudo-Sai World Champion International Instructor

Trained by Grand Master Hanshi Katsuo Shiroma (10th Dan, Japan), Hanshi S. Rajamani (First 10th Dan Indian), Kyoshi S.R. Arun, and Renshi Uma Maheswari.

Training at Bukenkan of India (Head Dojo), under Hanshi S. Rajamani — graded and certified by World HQ, Okinawa, Japan.

- Milestones

Things I've Earned

Milestones of dedication — World Championships and international tournaments.

2018

Gold Medal — WKC World Championship

Gold Medalist in the individual Kata event at WKC World Championship, Moscow - Russia.

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2022

Silver Medal — Okinawa World Tournament

Silver Medalist in the Sai event at OKINAWA KARATE WORLD TOURNAMENT, Okinawa - Japan.

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2019

Silver Medal — WKC World Championship

Silver Medalist in the individual Kata event at WKC World Championship, Belgrade - Serbia.

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2013

Silver Medal — WKC World Championship

Silver Medalist in the individual Kata event at WKC World Championship, Melbourne - Australia.

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Ongoing

Certified Instructor

Qualified to train students at various levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.

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- My Mindset

Why I Train

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Teaching karate is not about passing on techniques — it's about passing on a way of life. The discipline, respect, and character that the art builds in students is the true legacy.

- Teaching philosophy
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Every student has potential. My role is to guide them, not just teach them. The dojo is a place where character is forged through dedication and practice.

- belief in students
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A true master is never done learning. Even as I compete and teach, I continue to train — because the day we stop learning is the day we stop growing.

- lifelong learning

I compete because it brings me joy to see students grow — not just in technique, but in character. The traditions of Okinawa must be preserved and passed on to the next generation.