Question

How many types of skills are there in kabaddi? Name them.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Necessary skills

There are broadly two categories of skills that a kabaddi player needs to learn are offensive skills and defensive skills. For example, during a raid, a raider must try to touch the antis with the maximum use of his limbs.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

1) Back Kick: Back kick in kabaddi is one of the cleverest skills in which the raider deceives the defence by showing his back and tries to kick backwards to receive a touch point. It is also called a 'mule kick' in some parts of the world.

2) Dubki: A move that requires exceptional timing and sharp instincts to be pulled off is a Dubki. In a dubki, the raider evades the chain tackle while ducking below the stretched arms of the defenders and scoring a point.

3) Hand Touch: Hand Touches are one of the primary kabaddi attacking skills for any raiders which test their pro-activeness and reflexes. Stooping hand touch, turning hand touch and running hand touch in kabaddi are the few moves that a raider in kabaddi should master.

4) Lion Jump: Popularised by Pawan Sehrawat in Vivo Pro Kabaddi, Lion Jump requires unbelievable power and thrust generated from the legs of the raider. A kabaddi raider tries to jump over the defenders to escape and reach the midline in a lion jump. This move is widely considered as the most athletic move in the game and is incredibly difficult to perform, let alone master.

5) Sidekick: The sidekick is another highly effective kabaddi technique for raiders in which the raider attempts to touch the defender by kicking sideways without losing his balance. A raider requires having practised this to perfection to maintain his body balance and center of gravity to perform this move successfully.

6) Toe Touch: Toe touch in kabaddi is one of the most popular kabaddi skills in the raider's arsenal in which the raider tries to touch the defender using his toe and grab a point. The success of this move relies majorly on the speed and unpredictability of the raider to perform it before the defender anticipates the move.