Chandigarh’s women’s squad delivered a masterclass in Pencak Silat, grabbing the gold at the prestigious Khelo India Beach Games 2026. The beachside arena in [location if specified, else general] turned into a battleground where grace met grit, and Chandigarh emerged victorious.
From the preliminary rounds, the team exhibited superior strategy, blending traditional Silat moves with innovative beach tactics. Key performers executed impeccable ‘jurus’ (forms) and controlled the pace in regulated fights, leaving rivals in awe. The gold medal match was a thriller, clinched with a decisive submission hold.
Organized to promote beach sports, KIBG 2026 features Pencak Silat as a highlight, drawing talents from across India. Chandigarh’s success stems from months of specialized training focusing on sand-surface mobility, wave-interrupted stamina drills, and mental fortitude. Coaches revealed post-match that the team’s unity was their secret weapon.
This achievement boosts morale ahead of more finals, positioning Chandigarh as frontrunners in women’s categories. Sports enthusiasts are buzzing about potential spillover to Asian Beach Games. The victory parade back home promises to be grand, with fans hailing the pioneers of Pencak Silat in Indian sands.
Beyond the medal, this win spotlights investment in niche sports, urging policymakers to ramp up facilities. Chandigarh women have set a benchmark, motivating a new generation to conquer the unconventional arenas of beach martial arts.
