Kalaripayattu is a native art of southern India with an aim to develop the body in a way that its movements are controlled by a fully mature and alert mind. Known as the mother of all martial arts, the Kalari practice can be used to achieve controlled, flexible and graceful movements of the body, harness the power of breath and develop a strong and unfaltering connection between mind and body.
The training will introduce the students to the Basic forms and kicks, animal stances, Kalari exercises and Kalari Breathing Patterns. Alongside, the student will also to learn fighting with sticks, knives, swords and shields and many other types of weapons. Having been developed massage and ayurvedic techniques, this martial art workshop will prove to be a worthwhile experience for all the participants.
The workshop will be conducted by Arpit Singh, a Kalaripayattu practitioner who has been trained under P.Thankkapan Assan in Trivandrum,Kerala and Anil Alessandro in Shantiniketan,West Bengal.
Entry: Rs 2500
Kalaripayattu is a native art of southern India with an aim to develop the body in a way that its movements are controlled by a fully mature and alert mind. Known as the mother of all martial arts, the Kalari practice can be used to achieve controlled, flexible and graceful movements of the body, harness the power of breath and develop a strong and unfaltering connection between mind and body.
The training will introduce the students to the Basic forms and kicks, animal stances, Kalari exercises and Kalari Breathing Patterns. Alongside, the student will also to learn fighting with sticks, knives, swords and shields and many other types of weapons. Having been developed massage and ayurvedic techniques, this martial art workshop will prove to be a worthwhile experience for all the participants.
The workshop will be conducted by Arpit Singh, a Kalaripayattu practitioner who has been trained under P.Thankkapan Assan in Trivandrum,Kerala and Anil Alessandro in Shantiniketan,West Bengal.
Entry: Rs 2500