For students, I take ₹6000. There are x8 classes a month. ₹750 per class.
Each class is 1-1.5 hours long.
My fee is expensive compared to Karate or Judo or Taekwondo in Ahmedabad.
I neither give belts nor certificates. Master Chu Shong Tin did not and neither does the CST Alumni nor my Sifu. So, I don’t give it. If you want it, go elsewhere.
The fee is to show your dedication, sincerity, and genuineness. I don’t need anything from you. You need something from me. The most that you can give me is 1) money and 2) your time. But even your time is not valuable to me at this point in time. When you get much better at this art, then your time will be valuable. But currently, it is not.
8 classes per month. ₹750 per class. Each session is 1 to 1.5 hours.
This is not a casual class. It is designed for people who are serious, disciplined, and willing to work alone.
The fee is higher than Karate, Judo, or Taekwondo in Ahmedabad. That is intentional. It filters out time-pass and brings in committed students. If you are not ready to train seriously, this will feel expensive.
You are not paying for more classes. You are paying for precise correction, direction, and real understanding. Most of your growth happens outside class.
No belts. No certificates. This follows the line of Chu Shong Tin and CST lineage. If you want external validation, this is not for you.
Why only 8 classes a month?
Because more classes do not mean faster progress.
You must practice alone. You must struggle, think, and refine. Real breakthroughs happen in that process, not in a group or daily class structure.
Even talented students slow down. Internal skill cannot be rushed.
What you will build
Your speed depends on your sincerity and receptivity.
What matters here (in order)
If communication breaks, progress stops. If practice is weak, nothing develops.
Important
If you have genuine financial issues, speak privately.
But the first month must be paid in full. No exceptions. This is how sincerity and commitment are evaluated.