ABOUT US
Indian Academy of Shotokan Karate (IASK) started his journey from 23rd January'2013 by Sensei Soumen Chatterjee (6th DAN). IASK is associated with New World Shotokan Karate South Africa (NWSKSA) and Karate Association of India (KAI).
OUR MISSION
We are focussing on how we can can make a safer India. Our unisex training module helps us to provide diciplinary training with self defence. Organization head Sensei Soumen Chatterjee specially focussed on Women Empowerment Programme named "Project Jagriti".
OUR SPECIAL EVENTS
EXTREME BUSHIDO
A Professional Karate Platform
PROJECT JAGRITI
An Women Awareness and Self Defence Programme
OUR TRAINING
We train multiple fitness and self defense training
WHY CHOOSE US
We ensure your quality training by our professional trainer with full care. We are continuously growing in all over India.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Being a student of Indian Academy of Shotokan Karate, I have learned many things. Specially the motivation of Sensei Soumen Chatterjee inspired me in every aspect of life. IASK is only and one who provide quality based training. Mentally and Physically training combination makes the life easier. It may the short brief about Indian Academy of Shotokan Karate, they deserve more. Personally I would like to say Thank You IASK and Specially Sensei Soumen for guiding me to be a good person in life and keep my focus on my track line. Thank you so much.
My self Rabi Das, I am one of the part of IASK. I have been practicing The since last 16 yrs . IASK Head Sensei Soumen Chatterjee, he is a great human being and best sensei. His training and his philosophy is awesome .Training is very hard, I like so much IASK hard training.. One thin I would like to share you IASK not only provide a good training it also create a good karate ka, a good human being in real life.. Thank you Oss
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