Mohammed Aladsani: A Champion’s Journey in Martial Art
Mohammed Aladsani
Martial arts isn’t just a sport. It’s a way of life.
Introducing Mohammed
Meet Mohammed Aladsani, a rising martial artist from Kuwait who trains in both Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Shidokan Karate. In just three years, Mohammed has carved out a reputation as a passionate and disciplined competitor, proudly representing his country on the international stage.
Under the guidance of elite coaches from The Dojo Martial Arts and Henshall Jiu-Jitsu in the UK, Mohammed blends striking and grappling to master two demanding disciplines, pushing his limits in every training session and every fight. He trains under the guidance of Steven Henshall and Tyreez for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and under Sensai Ismael Dashti, his Shidokan Karate coach, who has been instrumental in shaping his striking game.
How Mohammed Got Into Martial Arts
Mohammed’s journey began with his father, who introduced him to a variety of sports until they discovered Shidokan Karate, a moment that would shape his life forever. This passion soon led to the opening of a dojo, allowing Mohammed to train full-time and dive deeply into martial arts.
His daily routine includes 1–1.5 hour training sessions, six days a week, split between striking for Shidokan and grappling for BJJ. He sharpens his edge through conditioning, drilling, and live sparring, intensifying his training in preparation for tournaments.
Role Models & Inspiration
Mohammed’s greatest mentor and coach is Ismael, who has been by his side throughout his journey in Shidokan Karate and MMA. Under Sensai Ismael’s guidance at The Dojo Martial Arts in Kuwait, Mohammed has developed not only as a competitor but as a martial artist with discipline and focus at his core.
To further sharpen his skills, Mohammed also attends international training camps with Steven and Tyreez in the UK. These camps offer him exposure to elite-level competition and new technical insights, expanding his development across both Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Shidokan.
Beyond coaching, Mohammed draws his deepest inspiration from his family, especially his father, who introduced him to martial arts and helped shape the foundation of his journey. The values of perseverance, humility, and resilience remain central to who he is, both on and off the mats.
Mohammed’s Tournament Highlights
In just a few years, Mohammed has racked up an impressive list of achievements across multiple countries.
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🥈 Shidokan Little Samurai
🥉 Kuwait Jiu-Jitsu Committee
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🥇 AJP World (UAE)
🥈 AJP Asia (UAE)
🥇 ADCC Kuwait
🥇 Kuwait Shidokan Open
🥉 Challenge Championship (UAE)
🥇 Emperor of the Mats III
🥇 Kuwait Jiu-Jitsu Championship
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🥇 Shidokan Little Samurai
🥇 Pro Sport Grappling Newport (x2)
🥇 Grappling Industries Manchester (x2)
🥇 Grappling Industries London (x2)
🥉 Empire Grappling Liverpool
🥈 Elite BJJ World Championship
🥇 ADCC Middle East
🥇 Kuwait Kyokushin Tournament
🥉 UAEJJF World
🏅 Battle of the East
Balancing Life & Training
While his primary focus is martial arts, Mohammed remains a student of life, constantly learning through experience, travel, and competition. His ability to maintain balance between intense training and international representation is a reflection of his maturity and focus at a young age.
A Family’s Role in the Journey
Mohammed’s journey wouldn’t be possible without the unwavering support of his family. His father’s early guidance and investment in opening a dojo made it possible for Mohammed to fully pursue his calling.
That shared dream between a father and son laid the path for an international martial arts journey that continues to inspire others across Kuwait and beyond.
Goals for 2025 and Beyond
Mohammed has his eyes set on some of the biggest international competitions in the martial arts world:
Abu Dhabi World Pro
Super Fights Events
Shidokan World Championship
Representing Team Shidokan Kuwait, he trains not only to win but to grow, represent his culture, and inspire the next generation of martial artists.
“Stay committed, stay humble. You don’t need to be perfect; just keep showing up, learning, and growing.”
