Kabaddi raiding is a traditional Indian sport that has gained international recognition. The raider is the offensive player who enters the opponent\“s court to score points by touching opponents and returning to their own half. This requires immense physical strength, agility, and strategic thinking.
In traditional Indian kabaddi, the raider must chant \“kabaddi\“ repeatedly while holding their breath during the raid. This unique aspect makes the sport culturally significant and physically demanding. Modern kabaddi has evolved with professional leagues but maintains its traditional roots.
The raiding techniques include various moves like toe touches, hand touches, and running hand touches. Successful raiders combine speed, deception, and quick reflexes to outsmart defenders. This indigenous Indian sport continues to be a source of national pride and cultural heritage. |
