KHOKHO

Amit Nawale (Indian Railway Coach, Former KhoKho Player) Ms.Neha Duggal FEATURED COLUMNIST Kho-Kho the game which started its journey from the soil of India gives birth to players who not barely play the game but develop vitality, fitness, agility, belief, concentration, will power, moral values, never die spirit, Mental fitness, endurance, discipline and more. These qualities are the complete solution for an internal as well as external growth of human being. Due to all-round features and skills of a game, this is the reason that Kho-Kho players are multi-talented and are capable to cope with any type of environment and ready to memorize new things in life. Amit Navale is a Coach of Indian Railways Kho-Kho team who is the man behind gold for Railways in 53rd Senior National  Kho-Kho Championship at Chattisgarh. Ms.Neha Duggal Columnist caught up with Coach of Indian Railway  in a sole conversation as he cast off the flash on Kho-Kho. Q1.When you Start...

        Johnson Kwaku Gameli Kportufe(Ghana) Ms.Kanika Soni FEATURED COLUMNIST Kho-Kho the game of strong and unshakable faith when played with full force and energy does not just remain a game but prayer and devotion in which concentration plays a major role by just opening a new world for players in which he/she forgets everything around him except only one goal to win and only win and reside in the pleasure that is priceless. Johnson Kwaku Gameli Kportufe   is a Coach of Ghana who is working to popularise and foster the capability of Ghana players towards Kho-Kho. Moreover, Kho-Kho is thriving across the realm with the proclamation of Ultimate Kho Kho league, acknowledgment of Kho-Kho in the next Asian Games and plenties of International competitions and International Coaching Camps on simultaneous basis. Ms.Kanika Soni  Columnist caught up with Coach of Ghana in a sole conversation as he cast off the flash on Kho-Kho in...

Tribute to Sayam Sharma National Kho-Kho Player of Jammu Kashmir , India. A young and probable National level Kho-Kho player of Jammu, Sayam Sharma died in a tragic road accident that took place at Domana on Jammu-Akhnoor road on 7 July 2019 last year. Travelling in a car along with a family of four, Sayam and his father lost their lives while two ladies (Sayam’s mother and elder sister), turned out to be fortunate and survived.  Sayam was motivated by her sister, Reshu Sharma, who has represented Jammu and Kashmir three times in the Senior Nationals.  He also won gold medal in Khelo India tournament in 2019. The news of the accident spread saddened the entire Kho-Kho community across the globe. Players across different age groups and those officials of the J&K Kho-Kho Association and the coaches expressed their grief.

Kho-Kho is a game that can understand Time management in an easy way. As of the outcome that Kho-Kho is a real-time game in which every nanosecond is important. You can see in a fighting  Kho-Kho match good defenders usually defends for 2-3 minutes. Kho-Kho is a game in which every second count and as of result it is really very fast and exhibits the value of time to a player. This thing makes the player put all thoughts, senses, body, mind into the game otherwise they can not perform. As a result, Kho-Kho builds a strong athletic body which is totally timed and every muscle of bodywork in a timeless manner. Lots of skills are involved in a game and all are so perfectly clocked to give results otherwise mismatch of every nanosecond of a player action moves the team towards defeat. There are lots of skills in Kho-Kho which needs perfection of timing and relates Kho-Kho with real-time value are Pole Dive: As pole dive is one of the tough skill that requires immense speed ...