MMA, Kudo, Karate, Jujutsu, Kickboxing, Judo, Muai Thai
welcome to Kudo Association Sabarkantha
KUDO is an official Japanese Cultural Budō sport under the same category as Judo, Aikido and Kendo. Kudo and Daido Juku are worldwide copyrights and all of its instructors and branch chiefs are certified under the Kudo International Federation, also known as K.I.F.
Kudo is recognized by over 10 national Olympic committees and has over 50 member countries.
KUDO is MMA or Mixed Martial Arts; it is a safe, scientific, modern, & practical Combination of traditional & sports Karate, Judo, Jujutsu, Muay Thai, & Kickboxing.
Daido Juku is the Honbu for the martial art Kudo , founded in 1981 by Takashi Azuma.Read More »
KIFI Association (Kudo International Federation India), is the governing body for Kudo in India, it was established on 19th Oct 2011, under the aegis of Jukucho Takashi Azuma and Shihan Akshay Kumar. The Kudo revolution was started in India by Soshihan Mehul Vora president of KIFI Association, on the eve of the 3rd Akshay Kumar International Invitational Karate-Do Tournament, this was the first time ever a six member all Japan champion team gave demonstrations and taught students and instructors in India. The mission statement of Soshihan Mehul Vora and KIFI Association is to promote Kudo in its purest form across every, village, town and city of India, and to create world champions in Kudo.Read More »
Kudo Association SK
Kudo Association Sabarkantha (KASK) member of Kudo Association Gujarat (KAG) KAG member of Kudo International Federation India - KIFI Association KIFI Recognized by Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sport Goverment of India KIFI Association Member of Kudo International Federation Japan (KIF) KIF Recognized by Japan World Games Association (JWGA) JWGA Member of International World Games Association (IWGA) IWGA Recognized by International Olympic Comittee (IOC) KUDO Recognized discipline of School Games Faderation of India (SGFI)
Sensei Dasharath Mehra
President Kudo Association SK
KUDO RULES
The KUDO rules overview Victory or defeat is decided by any direct attack using “punch, kick, elbow, head-butt, throw, etc”. Face protector (Neo headgear KU) must be worn and techniques are to be executed with bare hands and feet. (Fist supporters approved by committee may be used) Also ground techniques such as strangle and joint techniques are allowed to take give up. Grabbing and swinging an opponent and punching, elbowing, head-butting or kicking an opponent with holding “KUDO-GI” are allowed for up to 10 Seconds. But, the allowed techniques are limited when there is a difference of over 20 Physical Index (height in cm + weight in kg) within the competitors. Attack using elbow and head-butt are allowed. Tackle and throwing are allowed. Ground techniques are allowed twice during every 3 minutes of the original match, extension or re-extension for a maximum of 30 seconds each time.Read More »
