Niyuddha-kride
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Niyuddha-kride is a form of martial arts that concentrates on diversion and quick striking in case of a successful diversion. The practitioners of Niyuddha-kride practice swaying movements, quick alterations of movement patterns and move in surprisingly quick when least expected.
[edit] See also
Part of a series on Indian martial arts
| Various Indian martial arts | Pehlwani, Kalarippayattu, Malla-yuddha, Vajra Mushti / Vajra Mukti, Chakram, Kabaddi, Silambam Nillaikalakki, Gatka and other arts |
|---|---|
| Notable Practitioners | The Great Gama, Phillip Zarrilli, Karl Gotch, John Will, Jyesthimallas, Gobar Goho, Imam Baksh Pahalwan, Paul Whitrod, Gulam |
| Related articles | Kshatriya, Yoga, Indian mêlée weapons, Dravidian martial arts, Ayurveda, Sri Lankan martial arts, Topics related to Kalarippayattu, Indian martial arts in popular culture, Foreign influence on Chinese martial arts |
 |
This article related to the martial arts is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
