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YHAI conducts adventure training camp

Countrys premier youth travel and adventure organisation Youth Hostels Association of India (YHAI) is conducting adventure sports training to students of Madhya Pradesh.


Gwalior, Jan 4 : Country's premier youth travel and adventure organisation Youth Hostels Association of India (YHAI) is conducting adventure sports training to students of Madhya Pradesh.

According to YHAI, the training is aimed at overall development of the youth and also to reduce internal fear.

The students are trained in rock climbing, archery, shooting, wall climbing, night tracking and etc.

The training not only enhances physical fitness but also the concentration level.

The participants were excited to attend the training camp, as it would help them in pursuing their career.

"I want to join the armed forces for that I will have to undergo hard training. If I continue to undertake such exercise I would not face much problems in future," said Nishant Singh, a student.

According to organiser of the camp Shahnaz Khan training helps students to gain physical fitness and reduce their internal fear which is indeed required for coming generations.

"We want that children should not sit at home. They should come forward and participate in these events," Khan said.

ANI

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