Hyderabad: Shihan Syed Iftquar Hussain, an internationally acclaimed martial arts expert, has once again brought pride to Telangana with his exceptional achievements in the field of combat sports and self-defense. Recognized as a Black Belt 7th Dan (Shichi), he holds prestigious credentials as a WKF Accredited Coach (World Karate Federation) and International AKF Judge (Asian Karate Federation).
As the Founder President & Technical Director of PAKO Martial Arts & Self Defence Academy, Hussain has dedicated his life to training and mentoring aspiring martial artists, equipping them with the skills and discipline necessary to succeed at national and international levels.
First from Telangana to Receive Multiple Prestigious Awards
Syed Iftquar Hussain holds the distinction of being the first person from Telangana to receive some of the most prestigious coaching awards in India. His accolades include:
- Dadasaheb Phalke Icon Achiever Award for Best Coach
- Indian Icon Achiever Award for Best Coach
- Noble Peace Best Coach Award
- Best Life Coach Award
- People’s Choice Award for Best Coach
- Numerous Best Coach Awards from esteemed schools, colleges, and universities across India.
These awards recognize his relentless dedication to promoting martial arts and self-defense training among individuals of all ages.
A Champion and Leader in Global Martial Arts
With an illustrious career spanning 32 years, Syed Iftquar Hussain has solidified his reputation as a world-class martial artist. He is a three-time International Karate Champion and an Infinity National Champion across various combat sports, including Karate, Kickboxing, Thaiboxing, Jeet Kune Do, Koshiki, and Kempo.
His role as the India Branch Chief & National Representative of the Pan American Kyokushin World Organization (New York, USA) further underscores his global influence in the martial arts community.
Representing India on the International Stage
Recently, Syed Iftquar Hussain participated in the prestigious WKF Kata Kumite Exam, held at Concorde Hotel, Fujairah. The event, organized by the World Karate Federation, saw over 243 participants from around the world competing in a rigorous test of skill and endurance.
Hussain’s leadership and expertise continue to pave the way for aspiring martial artists in India, making him a revered figure in the global martial arts community. His contributions to the sport are not only elevating India’s presence in international tournaments but also inspiring the next generation of martial arts enthusiasts.
As a mentor, coach, and champion, Syed Iftquar Hussain remains a beacon of excellence in the world of martial arts.
