About our Grand Master
Grand Master Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Tai had introduced Bando, the Burmese style of martial arts, in Pakistan way back in 1971 but it were his accomplishments against top-notchers which earned him fame and recognition. Ashraf Tai had created a sensation by overpowering Stanley Michael of Malaysia in the final of the Afro-Asia Championship in 1978. He had confirmed his superiority in the continent by outwitting Japan's Koha Yash a year later.
After emerging triumphant in a tournament staged in Sri Lanka in 1980, Ashraf Tai dared fighting the reigning world champion, Don Wilson of the United States, in 1981. The creditable performance against the world champion elevated his ranking to the ninth place in the world. Ashraf Tai then founded the Pakistan Karate Federation (PKF) and succeeded in having the body affiliated with the Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) as well as the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB).
Having received numerous awards in various continents of the world during his illust,as well as the Pakistan Sports Board In 2003, Ashraf Tai wasawarded the Pride of Performance by President General Pervez Musharraf for his contribution to Karate in Pakistan
Webmaster Tabassum Aman Khan Black Belt (1st DAN) with Grand Master Muhammad Asharaf Tai
