7 Key Takeaways from Yuva Kabaddi League Monsoon Edition series 2022 in detail

The popularity of kabaddi has increased dramatically in India, and credit for this should go to the players, spectators, and support staff.

The Pro Kabaddi League has drastically transformed the lives of up-and-coming star players, but the Yuva Kabaddi Series has consistently given promising domestic players a stage where they can showcase their skills. Many players who have excelled in Yuva Kabaddi have been selected for the PKL.

Here are my top seven learnings from this significant occasion, which I am sharing in the below format:

1. Since the league concentrates mostly on sports, rather than entertainment and glamour, you will see a number of players advance through the ranks and demonstrate their Kabaddi skills on a grand scale
2. The league relies entirely on technology and has a contemporary athletic philosophy rather than depending on conventional elements.
3. The quality of work done by their management in the background, including broadcasting, commentary, official work, and many other tasks, is excellent, which is not always the case while covering a domestic-level Kabaddi tournament.
4. At least three to four times a year, the Yuva Kabaddi Series is held, with editions for the Summer, Winter, and Monsoon seasons. This shows their commitment to holding more matches and giving aspiring athletes a platform.
5. The format of this major event is modeled after those of larger leagues like the Indian Premier League, where the final four will compete using qualifying and elimination rules.
6. The people who work hard behind the scenes clearly know what their role is and their understanding of this game is phenomenal.
7. Lastly, I would say if you look at the skill exhibited by raiders and defenders on the mat you would realize that these players are almost ready for the Pro Kabaddi League upcoming season.

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