KPC Kalari School has been dedicated to training individuals in the noble art of Kalaripayattu. Nestled in the serene environment of a small organic farm in Kerala, the school, led by five veteran Masters or Gurukkals, strives to pass down the virtues and discipline of this ancient Indian martial art to the next generation of warriors.
Our school welcomes students of all levels and offers:
We also organize Kalaripayattu demonstrations and large-scale workshops for schools. The physical and mental benefits of Kalari training are profound. Students experience improved fitness, flexibility, heightened concentration, and an effective way to maintain a healthy weight.
Explore a progressive training system that ranges from mastering wooden sticks to wielding advanced weapons like swords and shields. Students also learn to create homemade healing potions, integrating ancient wisdom into their physical training.
Integral to training, Kalari massage enhances flexibility, prevents injuries, and supports healing. While originating from the same roots as Ayurveda, Kalari massage has distinct techniques tailored to martial artists.
From basic tools like the muchan (short wooden stick) and kettukari (long wooden stick) to advanced weapons like the sword and urumi (flexible blade), Kalaripayattu training makes every weapon an extension of the practitioner’s body.
Beyond physical prowess, Kalaripayattu fosters mental and spiritual growth. Students cultivate reverence for life and explore the mysteries of existence. Chakra meditation, a core practice, aligns energy centers to achieve inner peace, focus, and mental stamina—essential both in battle and daily life.
Empowering women through practical self-defense techniques, this training equips participants to effectively counter larger, stronger opponents.
A vital aspect of Kalaripayattu, Marma refers to hidden pressure points in the body. Skilled application of Marma techniques can heal injuries or incapacitate an opponent, with effects ranging from intense pain to incapacitation.