Monday, March 31, 2008
Traditional Indian Club TrainingThe swinging of "jori and gada" (heavy indian clubs and maces) holds a special place in the ancient art of Kushti - (Traditional Indian Wrestling and Physical Culture Training.)
In the akharas (wrestling gyms) these traditional impliments are decorated in many unique ways. Some are painted with lively decorative patterns, others, used only by the most skilled masters, are studded with nails. Some of these decorative indian clubs weigh as much as 35 KG.
Labels: Akharas, Challenge Weight, Decorative Indian Clubs, Equipment, Gada, Heavy Indian Clubs, Indian Clubs, Indian Wrestling, Jori, Kushti, Wrestling
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