Niyuddha-kride

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Niyuddha-kride (Devanagari नियुद्ध क्रिडे) 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.

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