Tagda Raho

About

Honestly, gym dumbbells never did it for me. I grew up watching folks around me swing a Gada and Mudgar, and I just couldn’t let that culture fade. These aren’t just tools for biceps—they’re for real, everyday strength.

My Comeback: From Paralysis to Full Power

A few years back, brachial neuritis left my left arm almost useless. Doctors didn’t think I’d get back to normal. Using these Akhara workout tools—Gada, Mudgar—I got my strength and movement back. That’s why I swear by them, not just for building muscle, but for real-life recovery.

What Makes Our Gear Different

• Ancient wisdom with a modern twist: patented, modular, and adjustable design.
• Hanuman Gada comes apart, so you can pack it in a backpack.
• Swap grips/handles between tools—like using a Gada grip on a Mudgar.
• Weight grows with you as you get stronger.

Meet the Tools

• Gada (Mace): For full-body power, core stability, and meditative swings. Challenges you with uneven weight—totally different from regular gym stuff.
• Mudgar (Indian Clubs): Used by pahalwans for upper body strength, shoulder mobility, and serious grip training. Try two for a wild core workout.
• Samtola (Indian Barbell): All-rounder—great for cross-body moves, brutal strength, and can be turned into a swing tool with different grips.

Who’s This For?

• Pro athletes, Special Forces, runners, cyclists, yogis, trainers, or anyone building a desi home gym.
• Beginners: Start light, get the movement right first—trust me, 2kg-4kg is enough to begin.

This isn’t a forgotten tradition. It’s a movement—Tagda Raho.