Shikher Gupta | Profile

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Join date: May 10, 2022

About

Shikher Gupta is the founder of Kombat Hall. A Passionate Martial Artist, Shikher earned his Black Belt under Sensei Yashpal and has represented India in European Karate Championships. He is also a Blue Belt in BJJ.

Shikher's academic background includes an MBA from ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad. He is a certified marketer from the University of Pennsylvania with certifications like Market Research from the IE Business School.

Shikher has numerous fitness and nutrition certifications from leading universities like the University of Colorado Boulder and Stanford University.

https://www.kombathall.com/shikhergupta

Posts (37)

Aug 24, 2026 ∙ 7 min

उद्भव (Udbhava): From 102 Kg to 2nd Dan Black Belt: How Karate Changed Sharad’s Life

Sharad Gupta’s journey from 102 kg to a 2nd Dan Black Belt is a powerful story of transformation through Karate. In this inspiring interview, Sharad shares how nine years of consistent Karate training helped him lose weight, manage stress and anger, build discipline, stay fit through demanding work and difficult times, and develop greater calm and confidence. Discover how Karate changed not just his body, but his mindset, relationships, resilience, and approach to life.

Aug 4, 2026 ∙ 8 min

उद्भव (Udbhava): Choosing Good Over Pleasant. The Story of a Young Girl Who Refused to Quit Kickboxing

Can kickboxing change more than your fitness? In this candid interview, Shukti reflects on how two years of kickboxing made her undergo changes. Part of Kombat Hall's **Udbhava** series, this conversation explores the life lessons, self-defence skills, discipline, and personal growth that martial arts can cultivate in teenagers.

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Jul 7, 2026 ∙ 9 min

What Happens When Ordinary People Keep Showing Up to Martial Arts Training?

What happens when ordinary people keep showing up to martial arts training? A student research project at Kombat Hall explored the experiences of teenage and adult practitioners, revealing stories of growing confidence, resilience, emotional regulation and coping with stress. Through real interviews and participant experiences, the study offers an intriguing look at how repeatedly facing challenges, discomfort and failure may influence the way people respond to difficulties far beyond the dojo.