OMS SCHOOL OF SILAMBAM

Silambam builds strength, agility, endurance, stamina and swift reflexes. P articipants need to exhibit rapid foot movements and good control over body actions.  The rotation of the stick improves hand-eye coordination. It stimulates and tones nerves and blood vessels from head to toe.  It is not just a physical workout. It also helps to develop self-discipline, mental strength, will power and concentration.  The coordination between mind and body is honed to perfection. This is results in holistic health with self-confident fearless dignified men, women and children. 

Silambam   is a discipline, a way of life. It teaches people (especially impressionable children), mental discipline, focus and gives then the endurance necessary to study long hours. It shifts their focus away from an unhealthy interest in media ( television, computer games and cell phones). They do not have a desire to experiment with smoking or drugs. It regulates teenage hormones and keeps them away from harm. It will help the student to develop physical and mental endurance and stamina. They will be able to focus on developing concentration and work against fatigue. They will become disciplined and obedient. Age is no bar. People, male and female, young and old can learn Silambam. There is no age limit to start receiving instruction. 

Many Women in ancient India were warriors. They were trained in warfare and responsible for the safety of the family hand household. They felt a lot safer than the modern woman. Some queens led the army out in battle and defeated invaders. Tarabai, a warrior queen and her army managed to hold off Aurangazeb for quite some time. The Maurya kings used female bodyguards as they were equally strong, trained and talented, less likely to consume alcohol and more loyal. Women served as frontline soldiers and reserve troops. 

Ø Silambam is a discipline, a way of life. It teaches people (especially impressionable children), mental discipline, focus and gives then the endurance necessary to study long hours. Ø Silambam shifts their focus away from an unhealthy interest in media (television, computer games and cell phones). Ø Silambam   regulates teenage hormones and keeps them away from harm. Ø Silambam helps the student to develop physical and mental endurance and stamina. They are able to focus on developing concentration and work against fatigue. They will become disciplined and obedient.

Women are theoretically safe in India. The old practices of child marriage, sati, prevention of widow remarriage and female infanticide are illegal on paper. Women now participate in areas such as education, sports, law enforcement, military, politics, media, art, and culture, service sectors, space travel and science and technology. Yet more than 45% do not feel safe in their immediate environment. Rape, sexual harassment, dowry demands and murders are reported every day.  Many Women in ancient India were warriors. They were trained in warfare and responsible for the safety of the family hand household. They felt a lot safer than the modern woman. Some queens led the army out in battle and defeated invaders. Tarabai, a warrior queen and her army managed to hold off Aurangazeb for quite some time. The Maurya kings used female bodyguards as they were equally strong, trained and talented, less likely to consume alcohol and more loyal. Women served as frontline soldiers an...

Silambam is a traditional indigenous Dravidian martial art from the state of Tamil Nadu, India, which has been practiced for more than 5000 years. Ancient forms Silambam have been around since 4 AD Trained Silambam fighters could, with a flick of their wrist, overpower and subdue opponents.  Etymologically, the word Silambam is a combination of the words ‘silam’ meaning ‘hill’ and ‘kambu’ meaning ‘staff or stick’. The word means "staff from the hills".  It is one of 64 ancient martial art forms. It is a predecessor to many other martial arts which have been derived from it.  Although, the origins of this art form are not well known; it is commonly accepted that the sage Agathiar documented its framework and its modalities. The history of Silambam can found in ‘Nadasari’, an ancient Tamil manuscript. Recent archaeological research has revealed that Silambam has been practiced for more than 10,000 years.  Historical records document its exis...

OUR SILAMBAM STUDENTS WON 10 GOLD & 3 SILVERS IN THE YOUTH OVER ALL NATIONAL GAMES CONDUCTED IN GOA .

PULI ATTAM Pulaiyattam is an old folk art dance of Tamilnadu state of India. A highly exuberant and cultural festival, this dance form usually comprises a troupe of 6 performers aping the movements of the majestic, predatory tigers. Their bodies are painted by the painstaking efforts of local artists in vibrant yellow and black to resemble an exact replica of a tiger. The paintings include the ferocious looking fangs and convincing headgear replete with ears paws with claws and long tail that conjures an accurate picture of the savage beast’s graceful movements. Add caption Pulaiyattam is an old folk art dance of Tamilnadu state of India. A highly exuberant and cultural festival, this dance form usually comprises a troupe of 6 performers aping the movements of the majestic, predatory tigers. Their bodies are painted by the painstaking efforts of local artists in vibrant yellow and black to resemble an exact replica of a tiger. The paintings include the ...

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