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“I’ve spent my life skating on roads people said were unrideable. I just want the chance to show what I can do on a level playing field.” — Kima
Kima grew up skating on the steep, broken mountain roads of Mizoram — roads with potholes, sharp drops, and zero safety margin. No skateparks. No coach. No sponsorship. Just YouTube, repetition, pain tolerance, and a refusal to accept limits. Those roads became his gym, his classroom, and his edge.
Today, Kima ranks among the world’s top freestyle skaters, and he has been officially invited to compete in the International Freestyle Skating Championships in Germany — marking what could become India’s historic debut on this global stage.
This is his 6th international invitation. Five times before, he had to stay back because he could not meet visa financial requirements. Talent was never the barrier — proof of funds was. This year, skaters and organizers in Germany have already stepped forward to support him locally with logistics and on-ground help, if he can simply make it there.
Kima is already a proven champion.
He is a two-time back-to-back Champion of Jugaad, India’s most prestigious international skating competition, and consistently ranks at the very top in global digital freestyle events. From teaching himself on dangerous mountain roads to standing among the world’s elite, he isn’t going to Germany to participate, he’s going to compete for the podium.
🎯 Fundraising Goal: ₹10,00,000
This fund removes the final financial barriers blocking Kima from the World Championships. The journey unlocks in clear milestones:
₹3,00,000 — Flight Tickets Secured
International round-trip airfare and equipment baggage so Kima’s seat to Germany is locked.
₹5,00,000 — Visa Proof of Funds Cleared
Minimum bank balance required for Schengen visa approval — the exact hurdle that stopped him five times earlier.
₹8,00,000 — Living & Logistics Covered
Accommodation, food, and local transport during the full two-week competition window in Germany.
₹10,00,000 — Competition Ready
Championship registration fees, mandatory athlete insurance, and professional-grade equipment upgrades to compete at world-class standards.
At 25, Kima is in peak competitive form. He has the official invitation and international support waiting on the ground. What he doesn’t have is institutional backing or inherited financial stability. This is a moment where community replaces privilege.
Kima has already done the hardest part on roads most people wouldn’t even ride on. Now he just needs the path cleared. If you believe Indian talent deserves a fair shot on the global stage — regardless of where it comes from — this is your chance to help make history.
Let’s get Kima to Germany. Let’s put India on the freestyle world map.
Kima grew up skating on the steep, broken mountain roads of Mizoram — roads with potholes, sharp drops, and zero safety margin. No skateparks. No coach. No sponsorship. Just YouTube, repetition, pain tolerance, and a refusal to accept limits. Those roads became his gym, his classroom, and his edge.
Today, Kima ranks among the world’s top freestyle skaters, and he has been officially invited to compete in the International Freestyle Skating Championships in Germany — marking what could become India’s historic debut on this global stage.
This is his 6th international invitation. Five times before, he had to stay back because he could not meet visa financial requirements. Talent was never the barrier — proof of funds was. This year, skaters and organizers in Germany have already stepped forward to support him locally with logistics and on-ground help, if he can simply make it there.
Kima is already a proven champion.
He is a two-time back-to-back Champion of Jugaad, India’s most prestigious international skating competition, and consistently ranks at the very top in global digital freestyle events. From teaching himself on dangerous mountain roads to standing among the world’s elite, he isn’t going to Germany to participate, he’s going to compete for the podium.
🎯 Fundraising Goal: ₹10,00,000
This fund removes the final financial barriers blocking Kima from the World Championships. The journey unlocks in clear milestones:
₹3,00,000 — Flight Tickets Secured
International round-trip airfare and equipment baggage so Kima’s seat to Germany is locked.
₹5,00,000 — Visa Proof of Funds Cleared
Minimum bank balance required for Schengen visa approval — the exact hurdle that stopped him five times earlier.
₹8,00,000 — Living & Logistics Covered
Accommodation, food, and local transport during the full two-week competition window in Germany.
₹10,00,000 — Competition Ready
Championship registration fees, mandatory athlete insurance, and professional-grade equipment upgrades to compete at world-class standards.
At 25, Kima is in peak competitive form. He has the official invitation and international support waiting on the ground. What he doesn’t have is institutional backing or inherited financial stability. This is a moment where community replaces privilege.
Kima has already done the hardest part on roads most people wouldn’t even ride on. Now he just needs the path cleared. If you believe Indian talent deserves a fair shot on the global stage — regardless of where it comes from — this is your chance to help make history.
Let’s get Kima to Germany. Let’s put India on the freestyle world map.
