Arnav, a black belt karate student at Suraksha Martial Art, began practicing martial arts in the 4th grade. He believes martial arts improve tolerance, anger management, and patience, as well as physical fitness. Arnav believes martial arts elevate individuals both physically and mentally.

Arnav Jain is a sworn black belt karate student at Suraksha Martial Art.

Arnav is a black-belt martial artist and has been practicing karate for the past four years. He was born and brought up in Udaipur. Arnav started practicing martial arts when he was in the 4th grade. He believes that before joining karate, he was very weak and had little to no physical or mental strength. After joining karate, his tolerance, anger management, and patience have improved, along with his physical fitness.

During the outbreak of the worldwide pandemic, Arnav took his martial arts classes at home and did not stop his daily practice, which is the reason why he has been able to maintain his strength and skills.

Arnav exclaims that any person who wishes to join martial arts needs to have a clear mentality and a firm dedication to learn and hone themselves. Martial arts is not combat or any other sports game; Arnav believes that it is an art that elevates a person to greater levels both physically and mentally.

Arnav, throughout his career, has won two gold medals in open international tournaments and multiple bronze medals at the district and state levels.

Arnav feels that he is not a born leader, but after joining martial arts, his leadership skills also spiked, and he is always learning new things. He believes that learning and evolving as a martial arts student is a continuous process. After acquiring a black belt, he also began guiding his juniors.

Arnav enjoys traveling, reading books, and cycling and has a role model in Bruce Lee, a world-renowned karate master.