Dojo, on-site & onlineOne fee framework
Curriculum
Nine pathways. One standard.
One training system, taught as components rather than sold as nine separate subscriptions. Dojo and online, ages five upward, beginner to black belt — all on the same Shotokan syllabus under the same Dan-graded faculty.
Shotokan Karate
The federation's core discipline. Kihon, kata and kumite, examined against the MMAKF syllabus.
All levels · Ages 7+ Dojo / Online
Kata
Form — precision, memory and technical sequencing, for grading and for competition.
Coloured belt and above Dojo / Online
Kumite
Sparring: distance, timing, tactics and the reaction work behind them.
Coloured belt and above Dojo
Self-defence
Practical defence, situational awareness and escape technique.
All levels · Ages 12+ Dojo / Online / On-site
Women's training
Women-only training and the self-defence curriculum the federation runs in partner schools.
Women · Ages 14+ Dojo / On-site
Children
Structured martial arts for children: motor skill, focus and discipline before technique.
Ages 5–14 Dojo / On-site
Competitive development
The competitive pathway, from district championships toward WKF registration.
Intermediate and above Dojo
Online academy
The Shotokan curriculum delivered remotely — recorded library and live sessions.
All levels · Worldwide Online
Dan preparation
Preparation for Dan examination, conducted under the technical authority of the federation.
Brown belt and above Dojo / Camp
Methodology
The MMAKF training system.
Five pillars — every class. Every student. Every belt.
Ki
Kihon
Fundamentals — stance, posture, basic technique, breathing.
Ka
Kata
Forms — codified sequences carrying the lineage in motion.
Ku
Kumite
Sparring — tactical application, distance, timing, control.
Bu
Bunkai
Application — extracting real combat principles from kata.
Re
Reigi
Etiquette — the discipline that holds the rest together.
Guidance
Not sure where to start?
For children (5–14)
Start with the Kids Program — motor skills, focus and discipline first, technique layered in as they grow.
For complete beginners
Join Shotokan Karate — the core art. Kihon fundamentals batches assume zero experience.
For women
The Women's Program combines self-defense, fitness and confidence in dedicated women-only batches.
Training remotely
The Online Academy carries the full syllabus with live sessions and video grading, anywhere on earth.
Aiming to compete
The Competitive / WKF Track builds tournament athletes from district level to international registration.
Chasing the black belt
Brown belts join Dan Grading Preparation — intensive syllabus polishing under Shihan Pathak himself.
Train with MMAKF
Begin your Karate-Do.
From one student to a school training hundreds, MMAKF delivers structured Shotokan through a national network. Tell the federation what you need and it goes to the unit that handles it.
- Say who the training is for An individual, a school, a university, a company, a government body or a community organisation. The federation asks different things of each.
- Answer what is needed to price it The same questions the training office would ask — roughly how many people, where you are, and what you want run. It saves as you go, so you can stop and come back to it.
- Keep a reference and a status link Your request reaches the training office against a reference, and you get a link that shows where it has actually got to.
Fees depend on what you need — the federation quotes against your own requirements rather than a price list. Would rather not use a form? Write to admin@mmakf.in with your institution, roughly how many people, and where you are.