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Master Defensive Kabaddi Skills

bySurender SinghTraining at Delhi Kabaddi Adda, Shadipur & across Delhi NCRStarts from1,000 per monthView full gallery

Build an unbreakable defense on the mud. Join Delhi Kabaddi Adda to master ankle holds, thigh holds, and perfect chain tackles under expert guidance.

A perfect example of defensive teamwork. An amazing back hold is immediately supported by the rest of the team to stop the raid successfully.

The back hold is a powerful move to stop a raider in their tracks. Here, we practice the technique to ensure a strong grip and complete control.

A clean and powerful thigh hold executed during a Taj Kabaddi League match. This is a core defensive skill that we perfect through countless hours of practice.

Teamwork makes the dream work. This clip shows a nice chain tackle, where defenders work in unison to block and trap the raider.

An amazing dash from a defender to push the raider out of bounds. This move requires explosive power and perfect anticipation, skills we hone in every session.

Here, players are doing drills to improve their dash skill. This practice on the mud court builds the speed and power needed for a successful dash.

I am personally showing a player the correct technique for an ankle hold and how the cover defenders should provide support. Hands-on coaching is key to my method.

Learning the chain tackle is crucial for a strong defense. Our players practice forming a human chain to effectively block the raider's path.

This montage highlights some amazing defensive plays from a recent match. It showcases the variety of tackles and holds our players have mastered.

A combination of skills on display: a dash, a dive, and a back hold. A versatile defender is a valuable asset, and we train our players to be just that.

About The Wall: Defensive Techniques

Defensive skills like the ankle hold or thigh hold are not just about strength, they are about reading the raider’s movement. At our Shadipur ground, we force you to practice on mud until your grip becomes instinct, not a thought. When you finally step onto the mat, that reaction speed gives you the edge to stop any raider.

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