Dai Sifu – owner and head trainer
Reza Shouraki founded the Shouraki martial arts school in Aachen and still teaches there today. Since 1995 the school has stood for action, self-defence and fitness in Aachen. His journey began on a wrestling mat in Iran, at the age of three, long before any gym.
From wrestling at three to Jeet Kune Do
Dai Sifu Reza Shouraki is an experienced instructor and martial artist. Born in March 1964 in Babolsar, Iran, he began wrestling at the age of three. Since then he has trained in a range of martial arts, including Taekwondo, boxing, Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do.
During his military service he was taught knife and combat techniques and had to fight in the war between Iran and Iraq. These experiences taught him a great deal about fighting, life and death.
What he passes on
As an instructor, Reza Shouraki has trained many students to become accomplished martial artists. He teaches them the fighting techniques and also the values of respect, discipline and self-control.
In Germany he founded the Shouraki martial arts school, which offers 27 martial arts styles and specialises in Jeet Kune Do. He places great value on all-round training and also offers special classes for children from the age of three and for teenagers.
- Shouraki martial arts school in Aachen, since 1995
- Focus Jeet Kune Do, 27 martial arts styles in total
- His own path Wrestling, Taekwondo, boxing, Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do
- Teaches from age three through to adulthood
Classes and times
You can find an overview of all classes and times in the timetable. The history of the school is on the page About us. Dai Sifu Reza Shouraki teaches the adult classes listed under Martial arts in Aachen; one-to-one coaching is available as Personal training in Aachen.
Responsible for the content of this website
Reza Shouraki is named in the legal notice (Impressum) as the person responsible for the content of this website. The guide articles, class descriptions and answers on this site therefore appear under his name: what is written here about training, technique and age groups reflects his view as head trainer.