Youth Wrestling Development
Sector-2, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Jai Hanuman Kusti Akhada
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About Youth Wrestling Development
Youth Wrestling Development Program
We offer specialized wrestling training for young athletes, focusing on both traditional Indian wrestling (kushti) and modern techniques. Our comprehensive program includes physical conditioning, mental discipline training, and competitive preparation.
Our Unique Approach
- Expert guidance from NIS Coach Sandip Dalavi
- Integration of traditional and modern wrestling methods
- Focus on both physical and mental development
- Regular participation in state-level competitions
Ideal For
Young wrestlers (all skill levels) who are passionate about pursuing wrestling competitively and want to build a strong foundation in both traditional and modern wrestling techniques.
Program Elements
- Daily training sessions
- Strength and agility conditioning
- Meditation and motivational sessions
- Competition preparation
- Cultural wrestling exposure through events
Meet your Expert
Jai Hanuman Kusti Akhada
52 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Jai Hanuman! Navi Mumbai madhe aamcha akhada ahe - ekdam ghar jaisa. Me Sandip Dalavi, NIS certified coach. 2018 pasun, amhi kusti shikavto, pan fakt pailwani nahi, life shikavto. Police officer ekda bolle, 'Sagale Maharashtra Kesari nahi honar, pan he shikshan kahi na kahi upyogi padnar.' Amchi sampatti - lahan mula, mothya pailwan, sagle ek family. Corona nantar parat ekatra alo, full energy.
My Work
Kusti Training - Lal Mati & Mat - We train in traditional lal mati wrestling and modern mat wrestling for all ages.
Strength & Conditioning - Ground workouts, rope climbing, and strength training for wrestlers using desi equipment.
Holistic Coaching - We focus on discipline, mental strength, and lifelong fitness, not just medals.
Expert Coaches - Sandip Dalavi and team guide every wrestler personally. NIS certified, lots of experience.
Community Spirit - Join our akhada family. We support each other, Jay-Viru style.
