About Us @ SOMASFIT

Empowering Fitness & Martial Arts for All!

About Us

Somasfit: Empowering Fitness and Martial Arts for All! Discover a range of dynamic training programs, including Taekwondo, Fitness Kickboxing, MMA self-defense, and more, designed for all ages and abilities. Led by qualified instructors, Somasfit fosters a positive environment rooted in honesty, respect, and responsibility. Choose from personal, group, celebrity, and corporate training options to fit your lifestyle and goals. Elevate your fitness and mental strength with Somasfit's holistic approach to self-defense and well-being. Join us today!

KONDAPUR LOCATION

#203, 2nd Floor, Venkata Sai Classic Building, Above Apollo Pharmacy, Kantivanam Colony, Kondapur-500084, Hyderabad, Telangana. Contact Number / Whatsapp Number: 09885312564 | somasfit@gmail.com

MANIKONDA LOCATION

#205, 2nd Floor, Sree Nilayam Building, Above Sampoorna Super Market, Near Harivillu, Manikonda -500089, Hyderabad, Telangana. Contact Number / Whatsapp Number: 09885312564 | somasfit@gmail.com

Master VIJAY SOMA
Founder & Head of Somasfit

VIJAY KUMAR.S

Meet Master Vijay Soma: With over 25 years of experience, Master Vijay Soma is an internationally certified expert in Kickboxing, Taekwondo, Karate, and a wide range of martial arts and fitness activities.
Driven by a deep passion for these disciplines, he has dedicated his career to helping individuals of all ages—men, women, children, and even celebrities—achieve their personal fitness and martial arts goals.
Master Vijay Soma's training programs are tailored to meet each client's unique needs, offering a variety of options including personalized, group, corporate, and celebrity sessions.

Martial arts Achievements

• World Taekwondo International Referee
• 6th Degree International Black Belt in World TAEKWONDO Federation- Kukkiwon, South Korea.
• International Kyorugi Licenced Coach - World Taekwondo Federation Level-2 Coach.
• International Poomsae Licenced Coach - World Taekwondo Federation Level-1 Coach.
• Master Licensed & Certified International Kukkiwon Taekwondo Master – Kukkiwon, Korea.
• Certified Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi Licenced Coach – World Taekwondo.
• Certified International Hanmadang Referee – Kukkiwon, Korea.
• 5th Degree Black Belt in KICKBOXING International
• 5th Degree Black Belt in Karate BUDOKAN International
• 3rd Degree Black Belt in World Association of KICKBOXING Organizations –W.A.K.O

Advance Training under Grand Masters

• Completed International Taekwondo Judge Course at South korea and Special Poomsae Training in 2022 Under “Kukkiwon" World Taekwondo Headquerters-Korea.
• Completed Taekwondo Special Poomsae Training in 2021 Under “Korean” Grand Master “Lee Wan Yong” 7th Dan, WTF-Korea.
• Completed World Taekwondo Asia Coach Licence Kyorugi (Fighting) Training in 2019 Under “Korean” Grand Master "Kyu Seok Lee" Black belt 9th dan, WTF-Korea.
• Practiced World Hapkido Special Hoshin sul(Self Defense) Training in 2017 Under “Korean” Grand Master "Jae Ho Lee" Black belt 7th dan, WHF-Korea.
• Completed Taekwondo Special Poomsae(Patterns) & Hoshin sul(Self Defense) Training in 2014 Under “Korean” World Best Grand Master “InSik Hwang” 9th Dan, WTF-Korea.
• Completed Taekwondo International Hanmadang Referee Course in 2014 Under “Korean” Grand Masters “InSik Hwang” and “MunHui Song”, WTF-Korea.
• Practiced Taekwondo Special Kyorugi(Sparring)& Kyopka(Breaking) Training in 2014 Under “Korean” Grand Master “MunHui Song” 7th Dan, WTF- Korea.
• Completed International Taekwondo Master COurse Licence in 2014 Under “Kukkiwon” World Taekwondo Headquerters-South Korea.
• Completed Taekwondo Federation of INDIA National Referee Course in 2013 Under “Singapore” Grand Master “Darren Lee” 7th Dan.
• Completed Kickboxing Fighting Advanced Techniques in 2012 Under "Indian" Grand master " SS Harichandan" 8th Dan.
• “Approved Taekwondo Master License” done in 2011 Issued by Taekwondo Federation Of India.
• Completed Taekwondo Poomsae & Kyorugi Advanced Techniques in 2010 Under “Korean” Grand master “Seong Sung” 8th Dan.

VIJAY KUMAR.S

VIJAY KUMAR.S

Black Belt 6th Dan
International Master & Judge
International Referee

R.RAJU

R.RAJU

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

G.SUBBA RAO

G.SUBBA RAO

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

B.KALYAN KUMAR

B.KALYAN KUMAR

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

MD.AZHAR SHAREEF

MD.AZHAR SHAREEF

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

K.RAM TEJA

K.RAM TEJA

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

E.SRIKANTH

E.SRIKANTH

Black Belt 4th Dan
Senior Coach & Examiner
National Referee

ANIL KUMAR

ANIL KUMAR

Black Belt 3rd Dan
Senior Coach
National Referee

BANDAIAH

BANDAIAH

Black Belt 3rd Dan
Senior Coach
National Referee

VINOD

VINOD

Black Belt 3rd Dan
Senior Coach
National Referee

NIKHIL

NIKHIL

Black Belt 3rd Dan
Senior Coach
National Referee

NETHAJI.M

NETHAJI.M

Black Belt 2nd Dan
Senior Coach
National Referee

Taekwondo Uniform: Dobok

The Dobok (uniform) represents the martial art’s traditions. The Dobok consists of a white top and pants, symbolizing purity and the beginning of one's Taekwondo journey. The uniform also features a belt (Tti) that signifies the rank and progress of the student.

Belt Ranking System

The Meaning of Taekwondo Belts (Tti): Each belt in Taekwondo represents the student's rank, skill level, and mastery of the techniques and disciplines. The belt colors symbolize the stages of personal development:

White Belt
Yellow Belt
Green Belt
Blue Belt
Red Belt
Black Belt

  • White Belt: Purity and the beginning of the journey.
  • Yellow Belt: Foundation, like the earth.
  • Green Belt: Growth and development.
  • Blue Belt: Sky, symbolizing ambition.
  • Red Belt: Danger, indicating readiness with caution.
  • Black Belt: Maturity, expertise, and mastery.
  • The belt system provides structure, motivates students, and ensures systematic learning. Each progression serves as recognition of a student's hard work and dedication.

    Taekwondo Belt Ranks

    At Somasfit, students work through the following ranks, progressing through levels based on skill and discipline:

  • Foundation Levels: White, Yellow, Yellow One
  • Beginner Levels: Green, Green One
  • Intermediate Levels: Blue, Blue One
  • Advanced Levels: Red, Red One
  • Professional Levels: Black Belt 1st Dan to 9th Dan

  • Belt Test Fees

    Our belt testing fees are structured to ensure fair recognition of your progress. The cost may vary by level and includes the cost of the belt and the examination. Below are the fees for the official Taekwondo belt tests:

    2019 Stucture - Academy and Official Belt Test & Certification Fees

    Foundation level Belts:
  • White Belt – The first belt each student will receive upon beginning Taekwondo with Uniform.
  • White One Belt – 9th Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 1000/-)
  • Yellow Belt – 8th Gup.(Test Fees - Rs. 1500/-)
  • Yellow One Belt – 7th Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 2000/-)
  • Beginner level Belts:
  • Green Belt – 6th Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 2500/-)
  • Green One Belt – 5th Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 3000/-)
  • Intermediate level Belts:
  • Blue Belt - 4th Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 3500/-)
  • Blue One Belt – 3rd Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 4000/-)
  • Advanced level Belts:
  • Red Belt – 2nd Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 4500/-)
  • Red One Belt – 1st Gup. (Test Fees - Rs. 5500/-)
  • Professional level Belts:
  • 1st Dan to 9th Dan Black Belt.

  • Why is it Compulsory?

    1. Progress Measurement:

    The belt system provides a structured way to measure progress and ensures that students learn and master skills step-by-step.

    2. Goal Setting:

    Setting goals to achieve the next belt keeps students motivated and focused on improving.

    3. Discipline and Dedication:

    The requirement to work for each belt instills discipline and a strong work ethic in students.

    4. Recognition of Effort:

    The belt serves as a tangible acknowledgment of a student's hard work and accomplishments, boosting their confidence and self-esteem.

    5. Teaching Curriculum:

    The belt system helps instructors ensure that students are learning systematically and comprehensively.

    6. Symbol of Commitment:

    Wearing a belt reflects a student's commitment to their training and the values of Taekwondo, such as respect, perseverance, and integrity.

    7. Cultural and Traditional Importance:

    The belt system is deeply rooted in martial arts tradition, representing the philosophy and history of Taekwondo.

    8. Eligibility for Advanced Training:

    Progressing through belts is often required to learn advanced techniques, participate in tournaments, or qualify for leadership roles like becoming an assistant instructor.

    Is It Truly Compulsory?

    While not legally mandatory, the belt system is a core part of Taekwondo training. Without it, students miss out on structured growth, recognition, and opportunities to advance. It’s a practical and motivational tool that aligns with the goals of martial arts education.