Impact of Kabaddi

The Kabaddi is a very popular team sport in Asia. Kabaddi is popularly known as an ancient Indian sport. The impact of Kabaddi can be seen in various sectors: popularity, fitness, cultural exchanges, economic growth, social change, inspiration, rural development, health benefits, and so on. 

Along with the positive impact, there are also negative impacts of Kabaddi, like injury, physical strain, and many others.

There are various Kabaddi Impacts that are discussed below:

• Physical Impact 

The game of Kabaddi helps to keep the players physically fit and strong. It also improves heart health, strengthens bones, particularly in the legs, hips, and lower back, and also boosts stamina. 

It is such a game that keeps the players mentally strong so that they can play well and make fair decisions. If the player is mentally strong, he can defeat the opposing team with his clever idea.

The popularity of the game Kabaddi is quickly growing up, and society wants the game to be included in the Olympics like other games like Kabaddi, Football, etc. People support their children to play at the national and state levels to make our country proud.

 

• Kabaddi is such a game that keeps the players physically strong and fit, but  sometimes they also get injured, and the recovery may take time.
• Being a player is not always about winning the match; sometimes they also face failure, which may mentally and emotionally impact them.

• Kabaddi also has an impact on society. It is such an underrated game that is not that popular in comparison to other games, i.e., cricket and football. 

 

In the conclusion, we concluded that there are both positive and negative impacts of kabaddi. 

 

The positive impact is that it makes the players physically fit and strong, active and flexible, improves mental health, and so on.

There are also some negative impacts, such as being injured while playing (physical strains, fractures, skin ruptures, etc.), which reduces confidence.