Year
of Establishment
1959
Master/Trainer
Mujeeb Rahman
Chief Instructor
Afsal T.M
Chief Instructor
Shuaib P.A
Chief Instructor
Vineed Vincent
Chief Instructor
SANOOP PS
Chief Instructor
MOHAMMED NAVASInstructor
SHERIN VINEED
Instructor
MANNYA MADHU
instructor
Service like Martial Art,Treatment, Self Defence Workshop, Corporate Workshop, Corporate Workshop, Residential classes etc.
MARMA CHIKILTSA
MADHYA KALARI (CENTRAL STYLE)
PINK SHIELD
Self Defence Classes for Ladies
KALARI PAYATT
Abdul
Jaleel is the second generation of masters in the Lubaina Kalari tradition, and
a direct disciple of Abdullakutty gurukkal. Abdul Jaleel, who was born into a
family of ferocious warriors in the Malabar region, received significant
training in the traditional Madhya kerala kalam chavittu Kalaripayattu and
excelled in the age-old healing technique of Marma Chikilsa at a young age. He
was an enthusiastic traveller and philosopher who spent years travelling across
Kerala and Karnataka to meet great teachers and acquire various approaches in
the art.
KALARI CLASSES
Kalaripayttu
is a valuable contribution from the old martial art legacy to Kerala's arts and
sports culture. Kalari is a traditional Kerala cultural symbol. It takes a
lifetime to study and practise this art form, but owing to modern-day demands,
we have distinguished and developed a few short-term courses for motivated
students from all over the world. Kalaripayattu is classified as follows:
Maythari (body conditioning), Kolthari (stick/Bo staff control), Ankathari
(weapon training), Verum Kai (free hand combact). These are further subdivided
into more specific segments.
MARMA CHIKILTSA
Marma
is a Sanskrit word that means "hidden" or "secret" in
Sanskrit. It refers to the confluence points of consciousness in the body.
Marmas
are critical spots on the human body that can be adjusted to either cure or
harm the body. These locations react to various patterns of muscle use,
movement, and breathing. Only an experienced master can effectively apply it
during treatments because it requires years of practise and dedication to truly
master the craft. Back discomfort (IVDP), Tennis Elbow Frozen Shoulder,
Cervical Spondylosis Osteoarthritis, DISLOCATION (legs, hands, shoulder, knee),
and other conditions can be treated with marma chikilsa.
MADHYA KALARI (CENTRAL STYLE)
The Madhya Kalari (centre style) is a distinct variation on the ancient art of
kalaripayattu that emphasises physical agility, body strength, and stamina.
This is accomplished by the intensive practise of chuvadu movements
(steps). Exercises are used in the training to help improve quick reflexes,
flexibility, and body strength. The mysterious Central Style footwork
patterns can take any shape, from a straight line to a square, even an
octagonal and above. The Central Style is suited for a multiple opponent
attack due to its footwork (chuvadu) and the body strength and flexibility
developed. Self-defense, unarmed combat, and combat techniques involving
staff, sword, urumi, and shields are developed in the preceding footwork
patterns.
PINK SHIELD
Self Defence Classes for Ladies
Pink Shield was initially established as a means of promoting the ancient art
of Kalaripayattu among the general public, particularly ladies. We intended
to establish the mental process in children at a young age. Schools and
universities were the ideal places to begin. During the procedure, they
understood that there was a much higher demand for time, which was self-
defense instruction for women. In a state with a high female-to-male ratio, it
was discovered that very few women embraced martial arts training
seriously, let alone kalaripayattu. As a result, teaching and motivating young
women in our state became the primary goal. Lubaina Kalari led by Shri
Abdul Jaleel Gurukal, compiled a set of unique tactics from this ancient art
form that can be used to outwit an opponent in real time. Pink Shield has
evolved into a social awareness campaign as well as our societal
responsibility.
Timing/Schedule
Everyday 7am to 11am
Monday to Thursday 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Monday to Friday 8pm to 9pm
