A passionate and versatile karate player, Aarohi Vishwakarma trains at the Indian Martial Art and Self-Defence Academy in Mahalakshmi Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. She practices karate with dedication and enthusiasm under the guidance of her supportive coaches, Diljit Kaur and Vansh. With hard work and consistency, Aarohi dreams of becoming an accomplished player in the future.
Aarohi fondly recalls starting her karate journey at the young age of four. She began her training at the Indian Martial Art and Self-Defence Academy in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Since then, her love for the sport has only grown stronger. Karate has helped her embrace her passion and encouraged her to learn and master new skills.
Aarohi practices karate at the Indian Martial Art and Self-Defence Academy under the guidance of her coaches, Diljit Kaur Ma’am and Vansh. She looks up to her role models, Vansh Bhaiya and Nishtha Didi. She admires them for their talent and achievements as national and international players. Training alongside them inspires her to pursue her dream of representing her country on various platforms one day.
Through her karate practice, Aarohi has learned various punches and kicks that are essential to the sport. She mentions techniques such as face punches, stomach punches, and other important moves, highlighting how these skills play a crucial role in becoming a disciplined and skilled player.
With a bright smile, Aarohi shares her achievements in martial arts. She is proud to have won two gold medals in Jujutsu at the state level and another gold medal at the district level. In karate, she has also secured gold medals at both the district and state levels. These accomplishments make her happy and strengthen her commitment to the sport.
One of Aarohi’s guiding mantras is the quote, “Never Give Up.” Whenever she faces moments of doubt, this phrase motivates her to rise again and strive to become the best version of herself. She draws immense inspiration from her coach, who encourages her during her training sessions in the 7–8 PM batch, where she continues to develop the skills and techniques essential for her growth as a player.