
Engage in a 24-session Silambam and Kalaripayattu program blending ancient technique with modern fitness, featuring five activities per session, stretching, tutorials, meditation after three sessions, plus a progression tracker.
Perform a guided warm up using a stick to stretch wrists, forearms, biceps, and back, then complete dynamic movements like half squats, stick jacks, and leg kicks to energize body.
Move with full rotations of the edge stick, stepping forward three steps and back three steps to reach the original position, then progress to flow with longer forward-back sequences.
Perform a guided intermediate silambam and kalari workout focusing on stick rotations, forward and backward steps, and coordinating leg and hand movements to build flow, speed, and full-body strength.
Guide a cool down with neck, wrist, side arm, tricep, hip side, and leg stretches, plus balance work, ending with meditation.
meditate to center your breath in silambam and kalari, sit with a straight back and relaxed hands, and imagine today’s skills and workouts, pledging your best in the next session.
Perform a dynamic warm up and stretching routine for Silambam and Kalaripayattu, including wrist twists, stick work, shoulder extension, side twists, leg raises, lunges, and stick jumps.
Master center-stick full rotation and forward-backward flow in Silambam through slow groundwork, floor control, and progressive speed to complete Skill2 at intermediate level.
Engage in shoulder-width and one-step stances with stick rotations; develop right-hand skill and leg moves, perform two sets with 30 seconds rest to build lean muscle and reduce belly fat.
Perform a cooldown sequence of neck tilts, wrist extensions and flexions, side arm and tricep stretches, a shoulder stretch, hip side stretches, leg balance holds, and a final meditation.
Practice mindful breathing with a straight posture to center focus in meditation. Visualize today’s skills, reflect on your warm-up to cool-down effort, and pledge your best next session.
Engage in a guided warm up and stretching routine with a stick to mobilize wrists, hips, and spine, progress through windmill stretches, lunges, squats, and rhythm-based movements before the workout.
Practice single-hand full rotations in Silambam with left and right hands, adding three steps forward and backward, advancing from floor level to faster flow while maintaining balance and stance.
Engage in intermediate silambam training with workout 3 featuring single-hand full shoulder rotations, four variations per hand, one-step stunts, timed rests, and emphasis on wrist flow, hip twist, and energy.
Perform a guided cooldown sequence that combines neck, wrist, arm, shoulder, leg, and hip stretches with balance work and a final meditation to restore flexibility and calm.
Sit comfortably, keep your back straight and hands relaxed, and focus on breathing. Visualize the new skill and muscles used, reflect on workouts, and commit to your best next session.
Lead a dynamic warm-up and stick-based stretches targeting wrists, forearms, back, and legs, including double hand rotations, vertical extensions, sight touch, prince stretch, squats, lunges, stick jacks, and mummy kicks.
Master helicopter rotations in Silambam with a stick kept horizontal, then practice behind-the-head variations, progressing from slow to faster speeds to build shoulder and wrist control.
Develop stick flow in silambam through clockwise and backside clockwise drills, three sets per routine, building shoulder and elbow control, core stability, and fitness toward flow and mastery.
Guide learners through a cooldown sequence featuring neck and wrist stretches, forearm, bicep, and tricep stretches, shoulder and hip work, leg stretches, balance exercises, and a final meditation.
Engage in an intermediate warm-up and full-body stretch for silambam and kalaripayattu, featuring stick-based wrist rotations, shoulder extensions, leg raises, lunges, and fast stick drills.
Master helicopter rotation in Silambam by practicing precise edge grip, hinge movements, and 360-degree stick flow with the stick positioned between the hand and body.
Silambam and Kalaripayattu intermediate workouts practice helicopter rotations and antique clock drills, alternating clockwise and anticlockwise stick movements in 30-second sets of two reps with rests between sets.
Perform a guided cooldown with neck stretches, arm and wrist flexion, side stretches, tricep and shoulder stretches, leg raises, balance holds, and a final meditation.
Practice meditation with comfortable posture and focused breathing to connect with your body, visualize today’s workouts and skills, and commit to your best in the next session.
Begin with an energized warm-up of dynamic stretches, stick-assisted twists, windmill stretches, toe touches, lunges, squats, and high twists, building flexibility, balance, and readiness for the workout session.
Practice the front and back helicopter rotation with a stick, keep it over the head, and switch top positions; develop anti clock flow while activating the shoulders, biceps, and forearms.
Practice the helicopter rotation drill in front and back, clockwise and anticlockwise, across four sets with short rests, reinforcing rhythm, form, and endurance in Silambam / Kalaripayattu.
Practice mindful meditation after workout by sitting comfortably, closing eyes, and focusing on natural breathing; imagine today's skills and muscles used, then commit to giving your best next session.
Perform a dynamic warm-up for Silambam and Kalaripayattu with stick-assisted stretches, wrist and forearm mobility, back stretches, squats, lunges, stick jacks, and controlled kicks.
Develop silambam and kalaripayattu skills by mastering stances—feet together, feet shoulder width apart, and a forward stance with bent knees—for stability, and practice moving forward and backward with the stick.
Guides a cooldown sequence with neck, wrist, side, tricep, and shoulder stretches, leg balance holds, and a final meditation to cap a Silambam and Kalaripayattu training session.
Guide your meditation for Silambam and Kalaripayattu practice by sitting comfortably, breathing slowly, and visualizing the muscles used today from warm up to cooldown, committing to your best next session.
Begin with wrist up and down movements and rotations, holding the stick center, then complete side stretches, leg raises, lunges, stick jumps, and knee taps to the stick.
Learn intermediate silambam leg moves, advancing from one-step to two-step forward movements across parallel lines and lanes, plus backward steps, and prepare to combine leg with hand techniques.
Perform a guided cooldown in Silambam / Kalaripayattu style with neck and shoulder stretches, wrist flexion, side and tricep stretches, leg raises, balance holds, and a brief meditation.
Engage in meditation by sitting comfortably with your eyes closed, focusing on the natural inhale and exhale, and envision today's skills, muscles, and workouts from warm up to cooldown.
Begin with a warm up: up-and-down stretches, wrist and hip twists, windmill stretches with a stick, and toe touches, then lunges, squats, twists, and a stick shuffle before the workout.
Learn the next leg skill using two parallel lines and two steps, including instep and outstep movements, forward and backward motion, and balanced turning without the heel.
perform a guided cooldown featuring neck stretches, wrist flexion, side stretches, tricep and shoulder stretches, balance work with knee raises, leg holds, and finish with meditation.
Practice a guided meditation that focuses on breathing, relaxed posture, and body awareness while visualizing today’s learned skills and the muscles used, then commit to giving your best next session.
Perform a dynamic warm-up for Silambam and Kalaripayattu with wrist and forearm stretches, breathing with extensions, vertical stick extensions, sight touch, Prince Stretch, squats, lunges, stick jacks, and mummy kicks.
Learn the in-flow stick work of Silambam, weaving two skills into fluid forward stunts and rotations to build balance, focus, and mastery.
Guide your cooldown with neck, shoulder, arm, wrist, and side stretches, plus leg moves and balance work. Conclude with a meditation to finish your Silambam / Kalaripayattu intermediate session.
Guide a calm meditation with posture, closed eyes, and mindful breathing; visualize today's skills and muscles, and commit to your best in the next session from warm up to cooldown.
Hey! We are happy to see that you are ready to gear up for the Intermediate Level of Silambam / Kalaripayattu.
Since our course design of the Level 1 program has proven to be very effective, we have designed this Intermediate level course with the same design. In addition to the 15 sessions of new skill tutorials, this level comes with the following bonus:
Warmup and stretching routines
Workout and practice routines
Self Assessment Guideline
Cooldown routines and
Guided Meditation
Since this is the intermediate level of our Silambam program, I would suggest you complete level 1 before starting this course.
Congrats to those who complete level1 and Thanks to everyone who has given your valuable reviews here!
"The course is excellently done for having a strong serious basis of the Silambam. Warm-up - Exercises Work Out - New Skill - Cool Down and meditation, it is extremely well structured. Instructions and methods are very clear. Footage and editing are professional. It s a strong serious offer! I m waiting for the next series, for advanced patterns/combinations movements and feet, or if possible to have private sessions in Zoom mode to ask and exchange about movement and corrections needed."
- Christoph G.
"Just an amazing course with a super motivating instructor. It's a one-of-a-kind type of class. So many benefits for the brain with this type of exercise."
- K. W.
"This is an excellent course. I like it very much. I’m learning a lot. I will finish this course and hope that the instructor makes more courses. He is a good instructor. Thank you."
- Calvin S.
"I knew this technique from Chinese Bo staff but it is nice to come back to basics and improve again. The trick with ribbons is nice, never thought about that. Explanations are clear and sound too. The teacher is not going too fast and there is a progression in the skill"
- Andreas T.
YESS! Let us start this Level with FULL ENERGY!