The Official page of BCREC Karate Dojo Roy Engineering College, Durgapur”, Sensei Arjun Kumar Rawani. Regardless of age, karate keeps you fit. C. KIAI!
History of BCREC Karate Dojo
The BCREC KARATE DOJO was founded in the year of 2008, by one of the esteemed student of “Dr. B.C. Why karate?
“Learning karate is equivalent with saying NO more! No more will I be a victim, pushed around because I feel I have no choice.” Karate improves your stamina, strength, speed, flexibility as well as instills self-confidence. Brings peace of mind and co-ordinat
ion among your body parts. AFFILIATION
Affiliated with: Gi Toku Kai Karate-Do India. Approved by:
Karate association of India (K.A.I)
Recognised by: Govt. Of India Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Indian Olympic Association (IOA)
Member of: Asian Karate –Do Federation (AKF), World Karate Federation (WKF)
Recognised by: International Olympic Committee (IOC) Common Welth Game, SAI, SAF Game.
. Achievements
GOLD SILVER BRONZE
National Level Championship 7 8 10
State Level Championship 2 4 8
District Level Championship 3 5 3
Number of black belts (till August 2015)
Within these prosperous 8 years our Dojo in Dr. B. Roy Engineering College, Durgapur total 30 students have attained Black Belt in Karate. BENEFITS OF KARATE
Martial Arts has a very special place for children and kids. It means so much to then and helps them in their lives in so many different ways. Below are some examples how the martial arts will enrich your kids life.
· Self Esteem: Children develop a better sense of themselves as being stronger and more capable. Parents and psychologists recommend martial arts for boosting a student's self-esteem. Beginners often progress rapidly in a good school--able to perform techniques that seemed superhuman in a few months. This accomplishment and development ("Mom! I broke a board!") gives students pride in themselves and their abilities.
· Physical fitness: Martial arts training develops cardiovascular fitness as well as muscular strength. Martial artists also enjoy a heightened sense of balance, as well as learning specific skills to avoid injury.
· Goal Setting: Regularly scheduled belt tests provide both short and long term goals.
· Integrity: A strong code of Ethics and Values are taught and followed.
· Indomitable Spirit: Through being encouraged and pushed to excel, students develop strength in the face of adversity- both physical and mental.
· Responsibility: Children are taught and expected to take care of their own and the school's equipment.
· Loyalty: Is stressed heavily, not just to the school but also to their family, friends and ideals.
· Discipline: The regimented environment of a martial arts school instills a deep work ethic and sense of discipline in students.
· Love of Family: Honoring the mother and father is stressed in almost every class
· Individual achievement: Students progress at their own pace in martial arts schools. Rather than suffering the embarrassment of being compared with kids who are better at sports--like hitting a baseball, or shooting baskets--they train with others at their same level (e.g. belt color). As training continues as feeling of accomplishment grows.
· Camaraderie and belonging: Most martial arts schools develop an esprit de corps, a sense of brotherhood (or sisterhood) surrounding the school, its instructors, and students.
· Respect for self and others: The structure of martial arts training is based on mutual respect--students show respect to the instructor, to each fellow student, even upon entering the school. In addition, martial arts training promotes a healthy self-respect--now that your body is capable of these amazing feats, why smoke, drink, or do drugs? You can't because your martial arts progress will be hindered.
· Mental focus: Learning to execute the complex and foreign techniques of martial arts requires extreme mental focus. Students often find this focus is applicable to academic studies as well.
· Security: Lastly, the martial arts provide skills for personal security. For kids who are preyed upon by bullies, the ability to defend themselves allows them peace of mind. In almost all cases, they never have to use. Karate Belt Colors and Meanings
Karate belts are the result of showing dedication and discipline to the sport of karate. Each belt must be earned to be worn, and it can take a person years to accomplish the black belt. White Belt:_____
The white belt represents the beginning of your karate training. The white belt represents purity and having no knowledge, like a newborn infant. Yellow Belt :_____
The yellow belt is sometimes represented by the color orange. Yellow or orange symbolizes the color of the sunrise and a new birth as if beginning a new day. Green Belt:______
The green belt represents the color of Spring. As a karate student at this level, you are beginning the growing process of training as might occur in early childhood. Blue Belt :_____
The blue belt is sometimes represented by the color purple. Blue or purple represents the color of the sky and the ambition of youth as might be experienced in the early teenage years of life. Brown Belt :____
The brown belt is sometimes represented by the color red. A brown or red belt represents the color of of the sun or blood. At this level, you are developing a relationship between your own body and nature. Black Belt :______
The black belt is the highest ranking karate belt. Black contains all of the other colors and represents deep knowledge of all preceding levels. A black belt symbolizes a master and a student at the symbolic age of an adult.
~: Things :~
When you are about to enter the arena think of the following three things:-
1.win. 2.Win. 3.WIN
Respect karate, it involves deep study of mind, body and soul. leave it if you are doing it for hobby or time pass. Think of it again practice of years to be proved in just only three minutes. Confidence is not in the state of mind it comes from practice. Is not just a word it’s a winning shout, make it loud and clear
When you are about to perform empty your mind from other thoughts only think about WINNING! When you get a chance to score just think of a technique BANG! & it’s DONE! (Your body should go with your mind very fast). When you practice try the difficult stances and positions from where you hardly score for example many students kick only with their right leg and right punch they rarely use other side. Try it! It will improve your fluency in combinations. If you need help from outside the arena, Just look for your sensei he is only person can help you to win in hard situations. Remember only three things can improve your Karate: 1. practice. 2. Practice. 3. PRACTICE
