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课程名称：Kalari I - Kalaripayattu 武器与徒手搏斗 课程概述：本课程旨在教授南方风格的Kalaripayattu（Thekkan Kalari），内容包括力量、速度、柔韧性等基本训练，徒手搏斗技巧，以及多种武器的使用，如长棍（Nedu Vadi）、短棒（Kuru Vadi）、刀（Katthi）、砍刀（Vettu Katthi）和剑与盾（Valum Parichajum）。此外，课程还包括基本的玛玛分类（Marma Class），研究人体的关键点。 Kalaripayattu起源于印度南部的喀拉拉邦，据说是由毗湿奴的第六化身帕拉修拉姆（Lord Parashuram）从海中创造而成，为了保护这片土地，他将Kalaripayattu的知识传授给了21位弟子，这些弟子被送往喀拉拉的各个地方。因此，喀拉拉人视Kalaripayattu为上帝赋予的武术，能够保护“上帝的国度”。 Kalaripayattu的历史源远流长，它在公元五世纪随着佛教僧侣菩提达摩传入中国，被视为中国武术的先驱。随着时间的推移，Kalaripayattu和中国传统的搏击形式结合，孕育了功夫的诞生。十世纪，葡萄牙旅行者Durad Barbossa在旅行日志中记录了Nair战士练习这种武艺的情景。 Kalaripayattu不仅是印度，尤其是喀拉拉人民的荣誉和文化遗产。勇士们相信为国家而战是一种伟大的荣耀，并视其为自己的生而权利。几个世纪以来，特拉凡科尔的军队运用这一技巧进行多次战争，包括与荷兰海军的三场战争。伟大的维鲁坦比和帕扎西拉贾等战士都利用这一武术与英国殖民者作斗争。由于这些自由斗士的威胁，英国在统治期间禁止了Kalaripayattu，追求这一艺术的人不得不在秘密中继续练习。 通过本课程，你将深入了解这一神秘而古老的艺术形式，体验其传统方式以及在现代生活中的应用。
Learn the southern style of Kalaripayattu (Thekkan Kalari)Power, Speed, FlexibilityBarehand FightingNedu Vadi - Long StaffKuru Vadi - Short StickKatthi - KnifeVettu Katthi - MacheteValum Parichajum - Sword & ShieldBasic Marma Class (Vital Points)Kalaripayattu is indigenous to the Southern state of Kerala, which the sixth incarnation of Vishnu Lord Parashuram is said to have created from the ocean. In order to protect this land, Parashuram passed his knowledge of Kalaripayattu to his 21 disciples. According to tradition, he then sent these disciples to various parts of Kerala. Keralites therefore consider Kalaripayattu to be God's own martial art that has the power to protect God's own country. The knowledge of this art has passed through many generations, from its beginning to the present day.Because the Buddhist monk Bodhidharma took Kalaripayattu from India to China in the fifth century, Kalaripayattu is also the predecessor of Chinese martial arts. Once it was brought to China, practitioners of Kalaripayattu merged the art with existing fighting forms. This merging marked the birth of Kung Fu.Later in the tenth century, the Portuguese traveler Durad Barbossa recorded in his travel log that he witnessed the Nair warriors practicing this art.Kalaripayattu is part of the honour, inheritance and culture of India, especially of the Keralites. Their warrior clan believed that fighting for the sake of the country was a great honour and practiced the art as their birthright. Centuries ago, the Travancore armies fought many wars using these techniques, including three wars against the Dutch navy. Veluthampi the Great and Pazhassi Raja are just two of many warriors who used this martial arts against the British. Intimidated by these freedom fighters, the British banned the martial art during their rule in India. Those who wished to preserve the art had to practise Kalaripayattu in secret.In this course you can dive into this mysterious and ancient art and experience its traditional way as well as its application in modern life.
