This year, the national-level competitions were held in Thiruvananthapuram on October 8, 9 and 10. Among the hundreds of students from various states who participated, the Isha Samskriti students represented Tamil Nadu and displayed their skills.
Coimbatore: Students of Isha Samskriti participated in the national-level Kalaripayattu competition held at Thiruvananthapuram and won 1 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals for Tamil Nadu.
Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest and renowned martial arts of India. To preserve and promote this martial art, the Indian Kalari Federation conducts a national Kalari competition every year.
This year, the national-level competitions were held in Thiruvananthapuram on October 8, 9 and 10. Among the hundreds of students from various states who participated, the Isha Samskriti students represented Tamil Nadu and displayed their skills. At the end of the competition, one of the Isha Samskriti students, Padmesh Raj won the gold medal in the High Kick category for boys and M Isha won the silver medal in the Girls Meipayattu competition. Also Bhavana, Padmesh Raj in the Meipayattu category, Sai Harshit, Inbatamilan and Rashwanth won a bronze medal each in the
Chuvadu category.
Isha Samskriti which is located at the Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore aims to help revive traditional Indian arts. For the last 15 years Isha Samskriti has been teaching yoga, classical music, dance and ayurveda along with Kalaripayattu. After many years of dedicated study, the alumni of Isha Samskriti have also started offering these arts all over the world through Project Samskriti.
Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest and renowned martial arts of India. To preserve and promote this martial art, the Indian Kalari Federation conducts a national Kalari competition every year.
This year, the national-level competitions were held in Thiruvananthapuram on October 8, 9 and 10. Among the hundreds of students from various states who participated, the Isha Samskriti students represented Tamil Nadu and displayed their skills. At the end of the competition, one of the Isha Samskriti students, Padmesh Raj won the gold medal in the High Kick category for boys and M Isha won the silver medal in the Girls Meipayattu competition. Also Bhavana, Padmesh Raj in the Meipayattu category, Sai Harshit, Inbatamilan and Rashwanth won a bronze medal each in the
Chuvadu category.
Isha Samskriti which is located at the Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore aims to help revive traditional Indian arts. For the last 15 years Isha Samskriti has been teaching yoga, classical music, dance and ayurveda along with Kalaripayattu. After many years of dedicated study, the alumni of Isha Samskriti have also started offering these arts all over the world through Project Samskriti.