High-Intensity Kabaddi Action and Technical Drills
Real match footage and training sessions from our academy. See the professional techniques we teach to prepare players for state and national tournaments.
A perfect back hold executed by our academy player Rohit Narwal during the 70th Senior National Championship in Ahmedabad.
Watch our raider Lalit score a crucial point with a skillful toe touch during a local tournament in Haryana.
Our academy player Anuraag Pandey executing a swift raid during the Senior State Championship in U.P.
Anuraag Pandey showcasing his agility and footwork during the Senior State Kabaddi Championship 2023-24.
A successful raid by Anuraag Pandey, demonstrating the high-caliber skills our players develop for state-level competitions.
A compilation of action shots featuring our academy players executing powerful raids and tackles in a professional tournament.
About this collection
These clips are not just for show. Each raid, tackle, and back hold you see here is a lesson in precision and timing that we break down in our daily practice. When you train with me, we analyze these exact moments, the ankle holds, the dubki, and the toe touches, to ensure your move is effective on the mat, not just flashy.
Kabaddi is a game of inches. Whether it is a perfect toe touch or a solid corner tackle, it comes down to muscle memory and absolute discipline. In our academy, we record these high-intensity sessions to review later. It helps you see where you went wrong and how to fix it before the state selection trials. We do not believe in magic tricks, only in repetition and improvement.
We divide our training between mat and mud. Mat practice gives you the speed and agility for professional leagues like the PKL. Mud practice is where you build the raw strength and stamina. If you are aiming for Nationals or Federation Cups, you need to master both surfaces.
I stand on the ground with you during every session. We do not just play, we work on specific skills. Defensive strategies like the chain tackle or offensive moves like the kick require hours of repetition to become instinctive. My students who have made it to the Pro Kabaddi League started with these same basic drills. Consistency is the only secret here. If you are ready for the grind, the mat is waiting for you.
Mohit Narwal Kabaddi Academy
I am Coach Mohit Narwal. I do not believe in shortcuts, and I expect total discipline from anyone who walks onto my mat. If you are here to work hard and build a serious career in Kabaddi, I will guide you every step of the way.
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