Palampur is now home to a new combat sports training centre from Crosstrain Fight Club, bringing high-level coaching in wrestling, boxing and other combat sports to young athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
The new Crosstrain Fight Club centre in Palampur was officially inaugurated on Sunday, with the aim of creating greater access to professional combat sports training for athletes in the region.
The centre has been established as part of Crosstrain Fight Club’s continued efforts to develop combat sports talent and create opportunities for athletes to prepare for national and international competition.
The new centre will provide training in multiple combat sports disciplines, including:
Mixed Martial Arts
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Muay Thai
Wrestling
Boxing
The focus is on providing high-level coaching across these disciplines and creating an environment where young athletes can develop their skills closer to home.
According to the report, Siddharth Singh, India’s first Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt and mentor of fighter Anshul Jubli, recognised that several young fighters from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to train at other Crosstrain Fight Club centres.
The new Palampur centre is intended to address that challenge by bringing structured combat sports training closer to athletes in the region.
Instead of travelling long distances for regular training, young athletes in and around Palampur can now access training in multiple combat sports within their local area.
While wrestling and boxing are highlighted in the announcement, the centre will offer a broader combat sports programme.
Training will include MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing.
This multidisciplinary approach is particularly useful for athletes interested in MMA because modern mixed martial arts requires skills across both striking and grappling.
Boxing helps develop hand striking, movement and defence.
Wrestling develops takedowns, control and physical positioning.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu develops ground fighting and submissions.
Muay Thai provides additional striking and clinch skills.
MMA brings these disciplines together.
The purpose of the Palampur centre goes beyond providing another place to train.
The report highlights an ambition to develop young talent from Himachal Pradesh and prepare athletes for national and international championships.
Creating access to structured coaching can help young athletes start training earlier, develop technical foundations and eventually move toward competitive opportunities.
For athletes who are serious about combat sports, consistent training and quality coaching are important parts of long-term development.
The Palampur centre continues the broader vision behind Crosstrain Fight Club, which focuses on developing athletes across multiple combat sports disciplines.
Siddharth Singh has played a central role in building Crosstrain’s combat sports programme, with a background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, submission grappling and MMA development.
The club’s connection with competitive athletes such as Anshul Jubli also gives young fighters examples of what can be achieved through dedicated training.
The Palampur centre now brings that training environment closer to athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
Every successful fighter starts somewhere.
For young athletes in Palampur and the surrounding areas, having access to wrestling, boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai and MMA can create a stronger foundation for future competition.
The long-term objective is to help athletes develop the skills and experience required to compete at higher levels.
The new centre represents another step toward creating that pathway in Himachal Pradesh.
Crosstrain Fight Club has developed its combat sports ecosystem around disciplines including MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, boxing and Muay Thai.
The opening of the Palampur centre extends that training philosophy into a new region and makes structured combat sports coaching more accessible to athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
For young fighters, the opportunity is simple:
Train closer to home. Learn from experienced coaches. Build your skills. Prepare for competition.
The opening of the Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur centre marks an important development for combat sports training in the region.
With coaching available in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing, the centre aims to help young athletes develop their abilities and work toward national and international competition.
For Himachal Pradesh’s emerging combat sports community, a new training opportunity has arrived closer to home.
Palampur now has a new place to train, compete and build the next generation of combat sports athletes.
Palampur is now home to a new combat sports training centre from Crosstrain Fight Club, bringing high-level coaching in wrestling, boxing and other combat sports to young athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
The new Crosstrain Fight Club centre in Palampur was officially inaugurated on Sunday, with the aim of creating greater access to professional combat sports training for athletes in the region.
The centre has been established as part of Crosstrain Fight Club’s continued efforts to develop combat sports talent and create opportunities for athletes to prepare for national and international competition.
The new centre will provide training in multiple combat sports disciplines, including:
Mixed Martial Arts
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Muay Thai
Wrestling
Boxing
The focus is on providing high-level coaching across these disciplines and creating an environment where young athletes can develop their skills closer to home.
According to the report, Siddharth Singh, India’s first Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt and mentor of fighter Anshul Jubli, recognised that several young fighters from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to train at other Crosstrain Fight Club centres.
The new Palampur centre is intended to address that challenge by bringing structured combat sports training closer to athletes in the region.
Instead of travelling long distances for regular training, young athletes in and around Palampur can now access training in multiple combat sports within their local area.
While wrestling and boxing are highlighted in the announcement, the centre will offer a broader combat sports programme.
Training will include MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing.
This multidisciplinary approach is particularly useful for athletes interested in MMA because modern mixed martial arts requires skills across both striking and grappling.
Boxing helps develop hand striking, movement and defence.
Wrestling develops takedowns, control and physical positioning.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu develops ground fighting and submissions.
Muay Thai provides additional striking and clinch skills.
MMA brings these disciplines together.
The purpose of the Palampur centre goes beyond providing another place to train.
The report highlights an ambition to develop young talent from Himachal Pradesh and prepare athletes for national and international championships.
Creating access to structured coaching can help young athletes start training earlier, develop technical foundations and eventually move toward competitive opportunities.
For athletes who are serious about combat sports, consistent training and quality coaching are important parts of long-term development.
The Palampur centre continues the broader vision behind Crosstrain Fight Club, which focuses on developing athletes across multiple combat sports disciplines.
Siddharth Singh has played a central role in building Crosstrain’s combat sports programme, with a background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, submission grappling and MMA development.
The club’s connection with competitive athletes such as Anshul Jubli also gives young fighters examples of what can be achieved through dedicated training.
The Palampur centre now brings that training environment closer to athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
Every successful fighter starts somewhere.
For young athletes in Palampur and the surrounding areas, having access to wrestling, boxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai and MMA can create a stronger foundation for future competition.
The long-term objective is to help athletes develop the skills and experience required to compete at higher levels.
The new centre represents another step toward creating that pathway in Himachal Pradesh.
Crosstrain Fight Club has developed its combat sports ecosystem around disciplines including MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, wrestling, boxing and Muay Thai.
The opening of the Palampur centre extends that training philosophy into a new region and makes structured combat sports coaching more accessible to athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
For young fighters, the opportunity is simple:
Train closer to home. Learn from experienced coaches. Build your skills. Prepare for competition.
The opening of the Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur centre marks an important development for combat sports training in the region.
With coaching available in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing, the centre aims to help young athletes develop their abilities and work toward national and international competition.
For Himachal Pradesh’s emerging combat sports community, a new training opportunity has arrived closer to home.
Palampur now has a new place to train, compete and build the next generation of combat sports athletes.