Established in 1997, the Bengal Traditional Taekwondo Association (BTTA) in Chandannagar has been a cornerstone for Taekwondo enthusiasts across Bengal. Under the expert guidance of Grandmaster Mr. Sumit Ghosh, an 8th Dan Black Belt, the association has blossomed into a nurturing haven for nearly 2000 practitioners, including 80 Black Belts. Affiliated with 13 sports bodies, BTTA offers a robust platform for students to engage in an enriching Taekwondo journey marked by discipline, respect, and community spirit.
BTTA stands out not only for its high-caliber training but also for its commitment to competitive excellence. Annually, it hosts district and state-level championships, in addition to a prestigious open national championship attracting 600 to 800 participants from across India. With regular belt examinations and opportunities to advance to higher Dan levels, students are encouraged to continuously develop their skills and gain recognition.
Achievements at BTTA speak volumes about its dedication to excellence. The association boasts impressive accolades, including triumphant victories in the National Taekwondo Championships held in Imphal, Manipur, and Amritsar. Such accomplishments reflect the rigorous training and unwavering support provided to each student, ensuring they can showcase their prowess and sportsmanship on national stages.
BTTA’s welcoming community extends beyond training mats, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual growth. Whether a beginner or a seasoned martial artist, every member finds a supportive environment to pursue their Taekwondo aspirations. For anyone looking to embark on a rewarding martial arts journey, BTTA offers an unparalleled opportunity to train, compete, and grow amidst a vibrant and passionate community. Connect and become a part of this incredible Taekwondo family.