Years Since Founding
The World Throwing Boxing Kick-Do Federation governs TBK-DO — a scientific, full-contact combat system developed in Assam, India between 1993 and 1996 by Dr. Grand Master Mahaguru (Sajee). Today it is practised across 179 member countries under one unified grading and examination standard.
TBK-DO combines karate, judo, wrestling, kickboxing, taekwondo and muay thai into one sequential, natural method of movement — taught the same way, and graded to the same standard, in every affiliated school worldwide.
To make disciplined, scientifically structured self-defence and human development accessible to practitioners in every country, under one recognised grading standard.
A world where TBK-DO is recognised in 200 countries, governed by consistent examiners and a single grading pathway from Blue to Red.
Discipline, transparency in grading, and respect across every affiliated school — the same standard applied consistently under our Chief Examiner.
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From Ghana to Japan, Peru to Turkey — our country representatives, examiners and affiliated schools carry the same standard of instruction to practitioners around the world.
Country representatives leading the federation's growth worldwide.
Affiliated schools teaching the same recognised syllabus and grading.
Recognised Grades
Through structured camps, an official instructor academy, and school affiliation worldwide, we make sure every practitioner trains and grades to the same recognised standard.
Intensive seasonal camps for grading, sparring and technique refinement, open to affiliated schools worldwide.
The federation's official instructor and examiner training pathway, upholding a single global grading standard under our Chief Examiner.
We help new schools affiliate with the federation, adopt the recognised syllabus, and connect with a country representative.
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Whether you're registering a new school or preparing for your next grading, the federation follows the same structured process everywhere in the world.
Contact your country representative or apply directly to affiliate your school with the federation.
Students progress through Blue, Orange, White and Red uniforms following the same recognised curriculum.
Examinations are conducted by certified examiners under the Chief Examiner's oversight, upholding one global standard.
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Beyond competition, TBK-DO is built around self-defence, discipline, and human development — accessible to schools, students and communities across the world.
Focused short-form courses in practical self-defence, open to members and the wider public.
Structured Blue-grade curriculum for younger and beginning practitioners entering the sport.
Training a new generation of certified examiners through the World TBK-DO Academy.
Registering new affiliated schools as we grow from 179 toward 200 member countries.
Our executive board upholds one grading standard across every affiliated school and country representative in the federation.
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We've gathered answers to the questions we hear most, making it easy to learn about our grading, affiliation and examiner standards.
To make disciplined, scientifically structured self-defence and human development accessible worldwide, under one recognised grading standard maintained by our Chief Examiner.
You can join by contacting your country representative, registering a school with the federation, or applying through the World TBK-DO Academy for instructor certification.
Yes. TBK-DO's Blue grade is the entry point for beginners of any age, taught progressively before advancing to Orange, White and Red.
WTBK-DO has member representatives and affiliated schools in 179 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania and the Americas.
Four uniforms are recognised: Red (senior), Blue (sub-junior/junior), Orange (intermediate) and White (kata and Hangdang sword training).
Country representatives are appointed by the executive board and act as the federation's official point of contact for schools and examiners in that country.
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Yes — schools can focus on youth (Blue grade), general training, or specialised self-defence camps, while still following the federation's recognised syllabus.
