Sarit Sarak
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Sarit Sarak (Bengali: সরিত সরকার) is a form of martial arts, which is relatively unknown outside of its place of origin - the north east Indian state of Manipur. This form of art was much in vogue with the people of Manipur a few generations back. It was taught much for defending rather than attacking.
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Various Indian martial arts: Pehlwani • Kalarippayattu • Malla-yuddha • Vajra Mushti • Chakram • Kabaddi • Silambam Nillaikalakki • Gatka • Others
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 • List of 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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