Kabaddi Adda

Summer Coaching camp kicks off in Mendhar under the J&K Amateur Kabaddi Association

The Jammu and Kashmir Amateur Kabaddi Association (JKAKA), in association with the J&K Sports Council, has taken a significant step towards nurturing future kabaddi stars in the region. A Kabaddi Summer Coaching Camp was recently inaugurated at the Government Higher Secondary School for Boys in Mendhar, marking the beginning of an intensive training program for aspiring young athletes.

The official launch ceremony was graced by SDM Mendhar, Imran Rashid, alongside representatives from the JKAKA. The program aims to identify and hone the skills of promising kabaddi players across Jammu and Kashmir. With a focus on development and refinement, the camp seeks to equip aspiring athletes with the necessary techniques and strategies to excel in this dynamic sport.

The coaching camp will be overseen by Kuldeep Kumar Gupta, the General Secretary of the JKAKA. Leading the training sessions will be a distinguished panel of experts including:

  • Mir Alam: A National Medalist, bringing his experience and knowledge to inspire and guide the young players.
  • Ajay Gupta: The Chief Kabaddi Coach of the J&K Sports Council, ensuring well-structured training based on proven coaching methods.
  • Basharat Khan: President of the District Kabaddi Association Poonch, offering valuable insights and local expertise.

This combination of leadership, experience, and coaching expertise ensures that the participants receive a well-rounded training experience. From honing basic skills to learning advanced techniques, the camp promises a comprehensive program designed to unlock the full potential of each player.

 

Promoting Kabaddi at the State Level

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, SDM Imran Rashid highlighted the importance of promoting kabaddi, an indigenous sport deeply rooted in Indian culture. He emphasized the need for more kabaddi tournaments within the state. These tournaments would not only provide a platform for young players to showcase their talent but also increase their visibility and enhance their chances of being selected for national and international competitions.

By creating a strong talent pool within Jammu and Kashmir, the state can contribute significantly to the national kabaddi scene. The Summer Coaching Camp serves as a stepping stone towards achieving this goal.

The launch of the Kabaddi Summer Coaching Camp marks a positive development for the sport in Jammu and Kashmir. With the combined efforts of the JKAKA, the J&K Sports Council, and dedicated coaches, aspiring kabaddi players across the state now have a valuable opportunity to refine their skills and chase their dreams.