About NAH

The Nunchaku Association of Haryana is the official governing body for the promotion and development of the sport of Nunchaku in the state of Haryana. Affiliated with the Nunchaku Association of India (NAI), our organization is dedicated to nurturing talent, organizing events, and standardizing the practice of Nunchaku across the state.

Yashpal Singh Kalsi

President

Manish kumar

Secretary General

Surendra Pal

Treasurer

Nunchaku-do has four different discipline

FREESTYLE

Arguably the most renowned discipline globally, freestyle isn’t constrained by regulations; instead, it presents practitioners with the chance to showcase their creativity, technique, and flow. While each discipline has the potential to captivate an audience, freestyle stands out as the ultimate display of skill. The Nunchaku Association of India (NAI) boasts some of the country’s top freestylers, poised to instruct and motivate, providing a varied platform for personal development and competitive engagement.

KATA

Kata, the Japanese word for “form”, refers to a detailed choreographed pattern of martial arts movements. Katas are completed individual or in a team (synchronized) in front of a judge, who grades the kata based on technique, pace, power and more. A kata performed properly demands both physical as mental control. The Nunchaku-do system has described fourteen (14) katas in detail, offering our practitioners endless possibilities for self-improvement.

KUMITE

A semi-contact fight between two participants, who can earn points by attempting to hit each other. Keep in mind that all practitioners work with the safety nunchaku and wear protective gear (helmet and toque), allowing fighters to give it their all without compromising on safety. The kumite system is physically enduring, as nunchaku-do is one of the fastest sports in the world to spectators and practitioners. Rules dictate that the nunchaku has to keep turning during the match, which guarantees that the most skilled opponent wins.

JUTSU

Where kumite-fighters are bound by rules to guarantee safety and sportsmanship, the jutsu discipline revolves around efficiency and realism, whilst teaching our advanced students to defend themselves in real-life situations. Demonstrating your skills in nunchaku jutsu is required to obtain our highest graduations, but the moves are also used during demonstrations. As with all disciplines; the WNA teachings on nunchaku jutsu are safe for all practitioners.