
Mixed Martial Arts, Karate, Taekwondo, Boxing, Judo, Ju-Jitsu and self-defence — for children, teenagers and adults. Coaching that builds discipline first, medals after.
Level Up is more than an MMA gym. Each discipline runs with its own rules, its own gradings and its own competition circuit — from the beginner batch through to the state and national squads.
Striking, grappling and clinch work together. Conditioning-heavy sessions, controlled sparring only.
Teens & adultsTraditional kihon, kata and kumite, with belt gradings. The academy's strongest competition stream.
Age 5+Speed, kicking range and footwork. Regular state-level squad participation.
Age 5+Stance, guard, pad rounds and bag work. Good for fitness, good for the ring.
Age 10+Throws, breakfalls and ground control — the best confidence builder for older children.
Age 8+Close-range control, escapes and submissions. Less about size and strength, more about technique.
Age 10+Short practical courses covering awareness, escapes and simple counters. Special batches for girls and school groups.
All agesStrength, mobility and cardio — alongside martial arts training or on its own.
Adults


Not every child comes here to compete, and that is fine. But for those who want to go further the route is clear, and the academy sends squads to district, state and national events every season.
Basics, discipline and fitness. No experience needed, and the first class is free.
The academy is linked to Korba's district Karate-Do and Taekwondo associations, so local events come around regularly.
Selected athletes compete at Chhattisgarh state events in Raipur, Bilaspur and beyond.
State medalists qualify for the national rounds. The academy's own coaching team carries international-level credentials.
Medals won by Level Up athletes at the state-level Karate championship in Raipur, 26–27 July 2025. Seven athletes then qualified for the national round at Talkatora Indoor Stadium, New Delhi.
Thirteen athletes sent to a state-level Taekwondo championship, thirteen came back with medals — under coach Sneha Banjare and manager Ayush Nirala. A separate 20th state championship in Bilaspur took a 17-athlete squad.
Sneha Banjare, senior −68 kg. She reached the final after beating opponents from 11 countries and was reported as the only woman from Chhattisgarh in the Indian contingent.


Competition results as reported in regional press coverage of the academy. Full result sheets available on request.

President, Korba District Karate-Do Sports Association. President, Amateur Taekwondo Association of Korba.
Instagram @avinash_banjare01
International Karate medalist — silver, World Karate Championship (UAE, 2024), senior −68 kg.
Instagram @_sneha18._
NIS-qualified coach working across the academy's training centres, with a focus on strength and fitness.
Instagram @premrajfitnessCoaching across junior batches and competition preparation.
Coaching across junior batches and competition preparation.

Coaching across junior batches and competition preparation.

1st Floor, Kalpataru Building, MIG-60, Niharika Road, Niharika Chowk, Korba 495677
Karate · Taekwondo · Self-defence · Fitness

First Floor, City Center Mall, 31 Power House Road, Korba 495677
MMA · Boxing · Judo · Taekwondo · Fitness

Near Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Stadium, Civic Center Road, Balco, Korba
Karate · Taekwondo · Self-defence
Batch timings differ by centre and by discipline, and they change with the season. Message us on WhatsApp for the current schedule and we will send it straight away. Fees are shared on enquiry.
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