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Kalari Manoeuvre is the ultimate destination for mastering Kalaripayattu, one of the most ancient and revered martial arts in the world, with a heritage dating back to the 3rd Century BC. Nestled in the vibrant city of Bangalore, this martial arts school boasts an authentic and deeply-rooted practice that seamlessly blends tradition with discipline. Each Kalari center is designed akin to a temple, reflecting the sacredness and respect inherent in this ancient art form.
At Kalari Manoeuvre, every practitioner is welcomed into a warm, inclusive community that values both physical prowess and mental fortitude. The training environment is meticulously crafted to foster growth, resilience, and the seven essential qualities a Kalaripayattu warrior must possess. With a dedicated space rich in history and culture, each session here is more than mere physical exercise; it's a journey into the heart of an ancient Indian tradition.
The school hosts a vibrant array of events, from captivating performances to diverse workshops, both locally and internationally. Whether it’s a lively cultural exchange in Nepal or a mesmerizing performance in Greece, the spirit of Kalaripayattu transcends borders, leaving a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. These events not only showcase the art but also provide a platform for students to gain unique exposure and experience.
Join Kalari Manoeuvre to embark on an enriching path of self-discovery and mastery. Engage with a community that treasures the heritage of Kalaripayattu while embracing the modern spirit of camaraderie and mutual respect. Whether one is a seasoned practitioner or a curious beginner, Kalari Manoeuvre opens its doors to all who wish to explore and excel in this timeless martial art.
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Kalaripayattu is one of the most ancient martial arts, originating in 3rd Century BC. The term comes from Kalari meaning place of exercise or gymnasium and payattu meaning to fight or exercise.
Traditionally, the Kalari centers are like a temple, with the kalari constructed four feet dug down the ground. The interiors of kalari are 42 feet in length and 21 feet width.
Kalari Manoeuvre was formulated with a mission to let people realize and reap the benefits of practicing these art forms. We also nurture hidden talents through teaching, workshops, and demonstrations.