User:Ramandeep Singh Kapoor

Birth Name - Ramandeep Singh Kapoor

Birth Date - 12th January 2001 (age 20) Delhi, India

Nationality - Indian

Sport - Indian Karate Player

Rank - Black Belt 3rd Dan

Team - India, Karate do Association of Delhi

Height - 1.80 m (5ft 11in)

Weight class - 60 kg, Karate[1]

Ramandeep Singh Kapoor, Born on 12 January 2001 in New Delhi, India. His Mother Charanjeet Kaur is a home maker and Father Sarbjeet Singh Kapoor is a P.T. Teacher and Karate Coach as Well. He started playing Karate from 2007, Ramandeep is Male Karateka coached Under the Guidance of Hanshi Bharat Sharma since 2017.

He is currently pursuing graduation in Bachelor of Physical Education and Sports from Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh (BSc in Sports Science).

He is specialized in the field of Sports Medicine as he has done various Certification & Diploma Courses from various universities like Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC, United States of America. Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia & International Olympic Committee as well. He had very much experience in Rehabilitation Exercise after his ACL and Meniscus Tear Injury in 2019. Recently in october 2020 he had completed his Certification in Khelo India Physical Education Coaching Program which was organized by sports authority of india and Laxmibai National College of Physical Education, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India.[14]

Recently in 2021, World Karate Federation have uploaded his video (MemorableIppon45)[17]

Moreover, He won Gold Medal in 21st Delhi State Karate Championship 2021 by defeating National Silver Medalist in the Finals.[18] Currently he is polishing his Karate skills in Xtreme Martial Arts Academy under the guidance of Mr. Aniket Gupta (Captain of Indian National Karate Team).

Awards and Recognition
1. Best Karate Player (2009,2010,2015) awarded by Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School.

2. President of Karate Club (2016) awarded by Guru Tegh Bahadur 3rd Centenary Public School.

3. Certification in Sports Medicine (2018) recognition by International Olympic Committee.

4. Diploma in Sports Medicine (2019) recognition by Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC, USA.

5. Best Karate Fighter (2019) awarded by Bharat Karate Academy in 2nd Ardee Open Karate Cup.

6. Certification in Human Anatomy (2020) recognition by Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia.[15]

7. Certification in Khelo India Physical Education & Community Coaching Program (2020) recognition by Sports Authority of India and Laxmibai National College of Physical Education, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India.[16]

International
Male Karate Representing 🇮🇳 India

Independence Cup International

🥇 2017 New Delhi  Kumite -50kg

🥇 2018 New Delhi  Kumite -55kg[5]

🥉 2019 New Delhi  Kumite -55kg[9]

India Open🥇 2018 Shimla  Kumite -55kg

IMAS Asian Championship 🥇 2018 Rajasthan  Kumite -55kg

IMAS International Championship 🥇 2019 Rajasthan  Kumite -55kg

Thailand Open Karate Championship (7th Rank) Bangkok  Kumite -55kg[7]

All India
🥇 All India Delhi Open Karate Championship 2018

🥇 All India Royal Challenges Karate Cup 2018

🥇 All India Bangalore Open Karate Championship 2018

🥇 National Karate Championship 2014 (AIKF)

🥇 Ardee Open Karate Cup 2019

🥈 All India Mussoorie Open Karate Championship 2018

🥈 All India Inter School Karate Championship (Federation Cup) 2018

🥈 All India Republic Cup Karate Championship 2019

🥈 All India Kotaka Cup National Karate Championship 2019

🥉 President Cup National Karate Championship 2015 (AIKF)

🥉 Renmei Cup National Karate Championship 2015 (AIKF)

State
🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2007 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2009 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2010 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2011 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2013 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi State Karate Championship 2014 (AIKF)

🥈 Delhi State Karate Championship 2008 (AIKF)

🥈 Delhi State Karate Championship 2010 (AIKF)

🥇 Delhi Olympic Games 2018 (KAD)

🥇 Delhi NCR Karate Championship 2019 (BKA)

🥈 Delhi State Karate Championship 2020 (KAD)[2]