Tamil Silambalayam has been operating in Avadi, Chennai for the last 7 years, more than a hundred students and women and the elderly are all learning Silamabam. Training is free for women. Tamil Silambalayam is affiliated to the Tamilnadu Silambattam Association and affiliated to the Tiruvallur Silambattam Association. There are also Tamil Silambalayam in Ranipettai, Chengalpattu, and many other districts. Tamil Silambalayam students have won district and state competitions and have been selected for the National competition trained by female coaches. Festivals, art shows, government shows and private art shows are doing better. We have been giving single tambour, double rye scroll, deer antler stick, fireball games sword shield, spear, rye fighting training and many more exercises. Tamil Silambalayam students are enthusiastically learning the art of Silambalam. Parents also send their daughters to training with satisfaction because the girl is training.
My name is TamilSelvi, my husband's name is Manickam. I have been married for 16 years. I have two sons, the eldest son Yogeshwar and the youngest son name as Gautam. I live in Vasantham Nagar, Avadi, Chennai. My Silamba Aasan is Mr. Natarajan. He lives in Avadi Pattabiram. He is 75 years old and my aasan gave me excellent training in Silamabam and made me the best student in Silambam art. It was only after I got married that I trained in this Silamabm art with great enthusiasm. Though I wanted to study at a young age, I did not get the opportunity. I took my son to my teacher to give him silamba training and then he asked me to train him too. Mr. Natarajan gave them silambam training whole heartedly. He started the Silambam class seven years ago under the name of Tamil Silambalayam in Avadi, and to me many girls are learning Silamabam with safety. I have been the Assistant State Secretary and National Referee of the Tamilnadu Silambattam Association and the Competitive Director of the Tiruvallur Silambattam Association. The President of the Tamilnadu Silambattam Association Dr. M. Rajendran. IAS., I have the opportunity to take the art of Silambam to the next generation with their blessing. My aim to take the Silamabam to the next generation. Trials can also be turned into achievements if the woman thinks. Since I studied Silamabam, my son's, husband and sister all trained in Silamabam Art. I am realy happy to teaching Silambam to others. I love Silambam.
