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Sikhs are a martial people yet have had very little to no success on international stage in sports like boxing wrestling mma

in the west the number of Sikhs going into armies is very very little as well

have Sikhs lost their martial culture

I read about Sikhs being bullied or muslims bullying sikhs

is this cause Sikhs have lost their martial culture?

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Sikhs are a martial people yet have had very little to no success on international stage in sports like boxing wrestling mma

in the west the number of Sikhs going into armies is very very little as well

have Sikhs lost their martial culture

I read about Sikhs being bullied or muslims bullying sikhs

is this cause Sikhs have lost their martial culture?

Are you giving a suggestion or telling us something?
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Yes, its a big problem too many "hippy" Sikhs these days martial culture and physical fitness has all but been abandoned by most.

It's not a new phenomenon either this has been an issue for the last 60 years at least, martial culture died after the end of the Anglo Sikh wars when the British helped create a subversant weakened brand of Sikhi and SGPC/Singh Sabha removed Buddha Dal Nihangs from Akal Takht, along with removal of dasam granth and bir raas bani from most Gurdwaras.

How many Sikhs could have saved themselves and their families in Delhi after Indira Gandhi's assassination if they listened to Guru Sahibs hukam and were "tyar bar tyar" shasterdari.. What happened to 1 Sikh can fight Sava lakh opponent's ??

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Fight Science.

Aldershot.

September 27th.

Doors open at 5:00.

Come out for an evening's festivities.

I'm on the under card that evening.

There's a fair few quality clubs in Surrey here in the UK. PM me for more info.

Momentum is built by action. Just come out and hit some pads! You're never too old or too young to learn how to use your body!

Then you'll see it spread like magic through your family and local community!

...or if you live outside Surrey, go go Google go!

:)

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Not enough money. Better to become doctor or engineer or business man/ woman

Not good in school then sure join whatever comes your way

we still should be physically fit to protect the common individual or our families.
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How would we wear Keski and Dastaar, Kachera, Kara and Kirpaan in boxing or MMA? Suggesting to take them off is out of the question and that is big NO NO!

So Sikhi first. First and foremost Kakaars.

If soldiers can wear all that in the military, they can clearly allow Sikhs into boxing.
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1) kakaars

2) funding your training out of your own pocket for atleast 3/4 months, mma usually involves traing 7 days a week and sometimes more than once in a day all this whilst holding down a full time job and for the fight all you get is ticket commision and about £200 (some promotions give just ticket commision i.e how many tickets the fighter sold, others no commision and around a flat £250) i dont know how it works in boxing but with mma a few freinds have tried their hands at it and seeing how hectic their life becomes would make anyone think forget it, impossible if you have a family too due to the time constrains.

3) Regarding the army- why join an army that fights for a corrupt government?

Its much harder to "make it" in mma and boxing than it is in football and thats pretty hard anyway. that being said, mma training for the sake of fitness and self defence is one of the best and higly recommended, theres tonnes of classes in midlands, london areas and even a couple up north that the UK Sikhs are doing. search up on Lions mma, they the biggest one.

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