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Kutthu Varesai
Kutthu Varesai is an art in Silambam, which is used for training foot movements in the beginning. The art was used in different parts of south India by different Kings who ruled ancient India. The warier family’s kept this tradition of art. This is an art, which is been used by the Chine’s Kung Fu today. Due to several problems the art is in dieing stage. Today there are very few schools in south India that teach about Kutthu Varesai.
http://www.silambam.in/kutthuvaresai.htm
--Dangerous-Boy 21:38, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
Use it by adding {{Indian Martial Arts}} to the bottom of an Indian Martial Arts page. If you need to edit it, it is located at: Template:Indian_Martial_Arts. Hope this helps! Arundhati bakshi 15:07, 27 March 2006 (UTC)
