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Step into the ancient world of Kalari Payattu, where every movement tells a story of bravery and spiritual awakening. At our school, we don't just teach a martial art; we invite you to be part of a living tradition that stretches back over millennia. Learn the secrets of the Earth's oldest fighting system, where discipline, agility, and the harmony of mind, body, and spirit come together in a dance of dynamic power. Join us to honor the past, embrace the present, and shape the future of this timeless art. The northern Kalari Payattu curriculum is mainly classified into five categories. They are maythari ,kolthari ,Ankathari,Verumkai.
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Meithari

Meithari marks the start of your Kalaripayattu journey, laying the essential foundation for your martial arts path. This initial phase is a vibrant mix of exercises that include perfecting stances and leaps, executing circular patterns, and engaging in kicks, leg swings, and a variety of movements
Meithari

But Meithari transcends mere physical preparation. It's a phase deeply rooted in cultivating discipline and sharpening mental focus. Through Meithari, you'll embrace the core values of balance, posture, and flexibility. It's here that you'll build agility, strength, and mental fortitude, preparing you for the advanced levels of training that lie ahead.

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Kolthari

As you advance in your Kalaripayattu journey, you enter Kolthari, where the focus shifts to the mastery of stick-fighting in its diverse forms – long, short, rounded, curved, and beyond. Here, you'll refine your skills in wielding these sticks both defensively and offensively.
Kolthari

Kolthari training immerses you in the nuances of stick-fighting, emphasizing precision, timing, and leverage. You'll develop proficiency in techniques such as blocking, striking, and countering with sticks, invaluable skills for self-defense. Through Kolthari, you'll delve deeper into the realm of combat techniques and the importance of timing in martial arts.

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Angathari

Angathari signifies a pivotal juncture in the Kalaripayattu journey, as practitioners delve into the realm of sharp and lethal metal weaponry. This stage honors the profound heritage of Indian arms, where students are introduced to handling spears, bows, daggers, and an array of other traditional weapons.
Angathari

Within Angathari, the emphasis shifts to weapon-based combat, guiding students through the intricacies of both offensive and defensive strategies. Precision and control become paramount, underscoring the importance of discipline and reverence for the art. This phase serves as a vital bridge between traditional weaponry and contemporary self-defense techniques, enriching the martial journey with profound insights into both historical and practical combat applications.

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Verumkai

Verumkai, the pinnacle stage of Kalaripayattu, epitomizes your mastery of the martial art. It challenges you to confront opponents—armed, unarmed, or in groups—relying solely on your bare hands. Verumkai underscores the potency of hand-to-hand combat techniques, encompassing grips, kicks, strikes, blocks, attacks, throws, and more.
Verumkai

In Verumkai, you transcend physical and mental boundaries. This phase demands swift reflexes, heightened awareness, and adaptability to diverse combat scenarios. It encapsulates the essence of Kalaripayattu, where your body becomes the ultimate weapon and your mind emerges as the most formidable shield.

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