Bandipora (Jammu and Kashmir): A three-day martial arts camp organized by the Army in north Kashmir's Bandipora district concluded here today.
In the camp, more than a hundred children including girls took part.
The Sector Commanding Officer Brigadier Vivek Narang was the Chief Guest at the valedictory function. The camp was organised to hone the skill of players, teach them the latest rules of the sport and to bring uniformity of training in all parts of the Jammu and Kashmir.
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During the camp, new tactics and tips were taught to improve the performance of the participant players at national and international level.
The Chief Guest wished a bright future to the participants and congratulated them for the successful conduct of the camp.
He also urged the participants to actively participate in the sports activities and inculcate the spirit of sportsmanship.
Meanwhile, the camp was organised taking all the measures of social distancing.
Earlier, in February a total of 21 children participated in a three day Martial Arts training camp organised at Ali's Sports Academy at AJAS by the COB, which culminated with Distribution of Martial Arts (Wushu/Kickboxing) Kits Felicitation of Winners of State Championship.
