Yes, you need to register yourself as a World Federation of Kalari Adimurai (WFKA) member to attend our online, in-person classes and compete in our WKFA approved competitions.
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No, you will get into shape as you train. We have a series of exercises that you will learn as you progress through the ranking system which will enable you to perform the self defense techniques.
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No, you are not too old to begin Kalari Adimurai training. Kalari Adimurai regularly has students start from adolescence through their 50's and older. Kalari Adimurai is a practical and effective martial art that will become a part of your life.
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Two 1 hour classes (online or in-person) per week are recommended, as is practicing at home. As you progress through the ranks you may practice more often which can further help hone your skills.
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In Kalari Adimurai, it takes approximately 3 to 5 years to reach master/instructor (Aasan) level with commitment.
