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Kalaripayattu
Indian Name
Malayalam  
കളരിപ്പയറ്റ
 
Devanagari  
कळरिप्पयट्
 
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Origin Kerala, South India
Styles Northern, Southern and Central

Kalarippayattu (Malayalam: കളരിപ്പയറ്റ്) is an Indian martial art practised in Kerala and contiguous parts of neighboring Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.[1] It incorporates strikes, kicks, grappling , martial dance, and weaponry, as well as healing techniques.[2]

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History Origin, Revival,
Styles Northern style, Central style, Southern style
Techniques Adavu, Chuvadu, Vadivu
Weapons Weapons of Kalarippayattu
Kalarippayattu and performing arts Arts of Kerala, Indian martial arts, Dravidian martial arts, Kathakali, Kolkali, Velakali
Films Films on Kalarippayattu
Other topics Marmam, Gurukkal, Guruttara, Kalari, Mamankam festival, Ankathattu, Ankam, AnkaKalari, Ankachekavar, Yoga, Ayurveda, Kerala
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 - Jasmine Simhalan - Jyesthimallas - Gobar Goho - Imam Baksh Pahalwan - Paul Whitrod - Gulam - Guru Har Gobind - John Will
Related articles
Kshatriya - Yoga - Indian mêlée weapons - Dravidian martial arts - Ayurveda - Sri Lankan martial arts - Indian martial arts in popular culture - Foreign influence on Chinese martial arts



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