Crosstrain Fight Club has officially opened its new Palampur centre, and the launch was a packed celebration for combat sports in Himachal Pradesh.
The new Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur centre opened its doors with a strong turnout of athletes, young fighters, families and combat sports enthusiasts. The opening marked the expansion of Crosstrain’s professional combat sports training network into Himachal Pradesh.
The response on opening day showed the interest already present in the region for structured training in wrestling, boxing, MMA and other combat sports.
And the opening did not go unnoticed.
The launch was covered by both The Tribune and Dainik Jagran, City Kangra, bringing wider attention to the new centre and its vision for developing combat sports talent in Himachal Pradesh.
The launch of Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur was more than simply opening the doors of a new facility.
The centre welcomed a packed gathering of athletes and members of the local community, creating a strong atmosphere from day one.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, the response was a clear indication that there is demand for professional combat sports coaching in the region.
For local athletes, it means having access to structured training closer to home.
The new centre gives fighters and aspiring athletes an opportunity to train regularly without having to travel long distances to other cities for specialised combat sports coaching.
The opening received coverage from The Tribune in an article titled:
“Palampur gets its own professional combat sports training centre.”
The report highlighted Crosstrain Fight Club’s expansion into Himachal Pradesh and the launch of the new centre in Palampur.
It also featured Siddharth Singh, founder and CEO of Crosstrain Fight Club, and highlighted his background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and his role in developing the Crosstrain combat sports ecosystem.
The report explained that the Palampur centre was created after recognising that athletes from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to Crosstrain’s existing centres for training.
The new location brings that training opportunity closer to them.
The launch was also covered by Dainik Jagran, City Kangra.
The newspaper highlighted the availability of high-level wrestling and boxing coaching in Palampur, with the report covering the opening of the new Crosstrain combat sports centre.
The coverage also highlighted the wider training programme available at the centre, including MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing.
For the local combat sports community, the significance is clear. Athletes now have access to multiple disciplines under one training environment.
The new centre is designed around a multidisciplinary combat sports approach.
Mixed Martial Arts combines striking, wrestling and grappling into one competitive system. MMA training can help athletes develop skills across different phases of a fight.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu focuses heavily on ground fighting, positional control, escapes and submissions.
Wrestling provides athletes with takedowns, control, balance and defensive grappling skills.
Boxing develops punching technique, movement, timing, defence and striking fundamentals.
Muay Thai adds another striking discipline, including clinch work and a broader range of offensive techniques.
Training across these disciplines gives athletes a wider foundation for combat sports development.
One of the key reasons behind the Palampur centre is accessibility.
According to the media coverage, Siddharth Singh had observed that several young fighters from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to train at other Crosstrain centres.
That situation highlighted an opportunity.
Instead of athletes travelling outside the region for regular specialised training, Crosstrain could bring the training environment to Palampur.
The new centre is intended to help local athletes train more consistently and develop their skills over time.
The ambition goes beyond creating a local gym.
The reports highlight the goal of preparing athletes from Himachal Pradesh for national and international championships.
That requires more than a place to exercise.
Athletes need consistent coaching, technical development, training partners and an environment where they can gradually progress toward competition.
The Palampur centre is intended to provide that foundation.
Young athletes can begin with the fundamentals and continue developing their skills as they gain experience.
The Palampur launch is another step in the broader expansion of Crosstrain Fight Club.
Siddharth Singh has played a central role in developing the club’s combat sports programme, with a background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and competitive combat sports.
The media reports also connect him with Anshul Jubli, highlighting the relationship between Crosstrain’s coaching environment and India’s professional MMA scene.
The goal of the Palampur centre is to take that training culture to a new community and provide local athletes with greater access to combat sports coaching.
A new centre is only the beginning.
The real story will be built through the athletes who train there, the competitions they enter and the progress they make over the coming years.
But the opening has already created a strong first impression.
A packed launch.
A growing local combat sports community.
Coverage from The Tribune.
Coverage from Dainik Jagran, City Kangra.
And a new training environment for athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
The opening of Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur marks a new chapter for combat sports in the region.
With training in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing, the centre aims to provide athletes with the skills and environment needed to develop and eventually compete at higher levels.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, the Palampur opening is another step toward expanding access to professional combat sports training across India.
For the athletes of Himachal Pradesh, it brings that opportunity much closer to home.
The doors are open. The mats are ready. Palampur has a new home for combat sports.
The Tribune: Palampur gets its own professional combat sports training centre.
Dainik Jagran, City Kangra: Palampur mein milegi wrestling va boxing ki uchchastariya coaching.
Both publications covered the launch of the Crosstrain Fight Club centre and its role in expanding access to combat sports training in the region.
Crosstrain Fight Club has officially opened its new Palampur centre, and the launch was a packed celebration for combat sports in Himachal Pradesh.
The new Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur centre opened its doors with a strong turnout of athletes, young fighters, families and combat sports enthusiasts. The opening marked the expansion of Crosstrain’s professional combat sports training network into Himachal Pradesh.
The response on opening day showed the interest already present in the region for structured training in wrestling, boxing, MMA and other combat sports.
And the opening did not go unnoticed.
The launch was covered by both The Tribune and Dainik Jagran, City Kangra, bringing wider attention to the new centre and its vision for developing combat sports talent in Himachal Pradesh.
The launch of Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur was more than simply opening the doors of a new facility.
The centre welcomed a packed gathering of athletes and members of the local community, creating a strong atmosphere from day one.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, the response was a clear indication that there is demand for professional combat sports coaching in the region.
For local athletes, it means having access to structured training closer to home.
The new centre gives fighters and aspiring athletes an opportunity to train regularly without having to travel long distances to other cities for specialised combat sports coaching.
The opening received coverage from The Tribune in an article titled:
“Palampur gets its own professional combat sports training centre.”
The report highlighted Crosstrain Fight Club’s expansion into Himachal Pradesh and the launch of the new centre in Palampur.
It also featured Siddharth Singh, founder and CEO of Crosstrain Fight Club, and highlighted his background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and his role in developing the Crosstrain combat sports ecosystem.
The report explained that the Palampur centre was created after recognising that athletes from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to Crosstrain’s existing centres for training.
The new location brings that training opportunity closer to them.
The launch was also covered by Dainik Jagran, City Kangra.
The newspaper highlighted the availability of high-level wrestling and boxing coaching in Palampur, with the report covering the opening of the new Crosstrain combat sports centre.
The coverage also highlighted the wider training programme available at the centre, including MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing.
For the local combat sports community, the significance is clear. Athletes now have access to multiple disciplines under one training environment.
The new centre is designed around a multidisciplinary combat sports approach.
Mixed Martial Arts combines striking, wrestling and grappling into one competitive system. MMA training can help athletes develop skills across different phases of a fight.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu focuses heavily on ground fighting, positional control, escapes and submissions.
Wrestling provides athletes with takedowns, control, balance and defensive grappling skills.
Boxing develops punching technique, movement, timing, defence and striking fundamentals.
Muay Thai adds another striking discipline, including clinch work and a broader range of offensive techniques.
Training across these disciplines gives athletes a wider foundation for combat sports development.
One of the key reasons behind the Palampur centre is accessibility.
According to the media coverage, Siddharth Singh had observed that several young fighters from Himachal Pradesh were travelling long distances to train at other Crosstrain centres.
That situation highlighted an opportunity.
Instead of athletes travelling outside the region for regular specialised training, Crosstrain could bring the training environment to Palampur.
The new centre is intended to help local athletes train more consistently and develop their skills over time.
The ambition goes beyond creating a local gym.
The reports highlight the goal of preparing athletes from Himachal Pradesh for national and international championships.
That requires more than a place to exercise.
Athletes need consistent coaching, technical development, training partners and an environment where they can gradually progress toward competition.
The Palampur centre is intended to provide that foundation.
Young athletes can begin with the fundamentals and continue developing their skills as they gain experience.
The Palampur launch is another step in the broader expansion of Crosstrain Fight Club.
Siddharth Singh has played a central role in developing the club’s combat sports programme, with a background in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and competitive combat sports.
The media reports also connect him with Anshul Jubli, highlighting the relationship between Crosstrain’s coaching environment and India’s professional MMA scene.
The goal of the Palampur centre is to take that training culture to a new community and provide local athletes with greater access to combat sports coaching.
A new centre is only the beginning.
The real story will be built through the athletes who train there, the competitions they enter and the progress they make over the coming years.
But the opening has already created a strong first impression.
A packed launch.
A growing local combat sports community.
Coverage from The Tribune.
Coverage from Dainik Jagran, City Kangra.
And a new training environment for athletes in Himachal Pradesh.
The opening of Crosstrain Fight Club Palampur marks a new chapter for combat sports in the region.
With training in MMA, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, wrestling and boxing, the centre aims to provide athletes with the skills and environment needed to develop and eventually compete at higher levels.
For Crosstrain Fight Club, the Palampur opening is another step toward expanding access to professional combat sports training across India.
For the athletes of Himachal Pradesh, it brings that opportunity much closer to home.
The doors are open. The mats are ready. Palampur has a new home for combat sports.
The Tribune: Palampur gets its own professional combat sports training centre.
Dainik Jagran, City Kangra: Palampur mein milegi wrestling va boxing ki uchchastariya coaching.
Both publications covered the launch of the Crosstrain Fight Club centre and its role in expanding access to combat sports training in the region.