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Kabaddi Skill Development and Professional Technique Training

byVishal PalResidential training at academy in Sector 110, NoidaStarts from2,500 one timeView full gallery

From dubki drills to precise chain tackles, master the technical fundamentals of Kabaddi. Our training focuses on real game speed and tactical execution for athletes aiming for national competition.

A step-by-step demonstration of the ankle hold, a fundamental defensive skill in Kabaddi. Proper form is key to stopping a raider in their tracks.

Here we break down the single thigh hold. This powerful defensive move requires precise timing and strength to lift the raider and prevent them from reaching the midline.

This video shows a cover chain tackle drill. We teach our defenders to work as a cohesive unit, moving together to block the raider's path effectively.

Perfecting the raider's shuffle. This footwork drill is designed to confuse the defense and create openings for a quick touch before returning to safety.

Practicing the 'dubki', a classic evasive maneuver. This drill helps raiders learn to duck under a defensive chain, a crucial skill for scoring points against a strong defense.

A compilation of advanced raiding skills we teach, including the dive hand touch, the 'dubki', and the explosive lion jump.

This drill focuses on developing a raider's kicking ability. We practice both round kicks and side kicks to add another scoring weapon to their arsenal.

Players practicing side jumps and lion jumps over a tire. These exercises build the explosive leg power needed for evading defenders and crossing the midline.

A female athlete practices a step-wise jump drill. This is the path to success, built on consistent effort and mastering the fundamentals.

Our players practicing a cover chain tackle. Teamwork is the backbone of a strong defense, and we drill these coordinated movements relentlessly.

About Kabaddi Skill Development

Every defensive move here is drilled until it becomes instinct. We practice the chain tackle not just as a static position, but as a coordinated movement where two defenders lock in before the raider can even react. If your timing is off by a millisecond, the drill restarts, because in a real match, that gap is the difference between a point and an escape.

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