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Evolution and Innovation: The future of Kabaddi mats

The Business Guardian

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October 27, 2023

India established its dominance in the world of Kabaddi by winning the Asian Kabaddi Championship title in June 2023 and now sets its eye on the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China slated to be held from September 23rd onwards

- PARAS MAHESHWARI

Evolution and Innovation: The future of Kabaddi mats

Kabaddi a traditional sport with deep roots in South Asian culture, has been capturing the hearts of sports enthusiasts for centuries. Over the years, the sport has gained international recognition and a global fan base. An essential element of kabaddi is the playing surface, often referred to as the kabaddi mat. As the sport evolves and adapts to modern times, so too does the technology and innovation behind the manufacturing of these mats. Through this article we will be exploring the evolution of kabaddi mats and their significance in ensuring a conducive practice environment for athletes.

FROM HUMBLE TRADITIONAL BEGINNINGS

In its earliest days, kabaddi was played on natural surfaces like mud or grass. Players relied on their agility and skills to navigate these terrains. However, as the sport progressed and formal competitions emerged, the need for a consistent and safe playing surface became evident. The transition from natural surfaces to mats brought about a revolution in the sport, allowing players to showcase their abilities without the unpredictability of natural elements.

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