A DOJO BUILT ON DISCIPLINE.
MicroDojo Shito-Ryu Karate School — India was founded to bring authentic, federation-recognised Karate-Do to the families of Electronic City. What began as a small group of students training in Ananthnagar has grown into a community of over 150 active karateka across kids, teenage, adult and competition batches.
OUR MISSION.
To make traditional Karate-Do accessible to every family in Electronic City, and to use it as a vehicle for building disciplined, confident and physically capable individuals — regardless of age or starting ability.
OUR VISION.
To be recognised as the benchmark Shito-Ryu dojo in South Bangalore: producing national and international level competitors while never compromising the values, etiquette and depth of the traditional art.
KARATE-DO.
Karate ni sente nashi — there is no first attack in karate. We train the body to be capable and the mind to be calm, so that force becomes the last resort rather than the first instinct. The belt is a record of effort, never a trophy.
FROM A SMALL HALL.
The school was established to serve families in Ananthnagar and the surrounding Electronic City neighbourhoods who had to travel far for serious martial arts instruction.
Training began with a handful of children and a single evening batch. As students progressed through their kyu grades and began winning at district and state level, morning, weekend, competition and Dan-preparation batches were added.
Today MicroDojo runs classes six days a week and prepares students for federation-recognised gradings and tournaments under AKSKA, AISKU, KIO.
WHY CHOOSE MICRODOJO.
Authentic lineage
We teach traditional Shito-Ryu, not a diluted fitness version. Every kata and technique follows the recognised syllabus.
Age-appropriate batches
Four-year-olds and adults do not train the same way. Each batch is built for its age group's attention span and physiology.
Recognised certification
Gradings are conducted under AKSKA, AISKU, KIO affiliations, so certificates carry weight beyond our dojo.
Safety first
Structured warm-ups, graded contact, protective equipment and constant supervision. Beginners never spar full contact.
Character before medals
Punctuality, courtesy and effort are graded alongside technique. Parents notice the change at home before they see a medal.
Small, attentive classes
The Chief Instructor personally corrects each student. No one trains unnoticed at the back of the hall.