Cycle Polo Championship Held at Bhilai(Chhattisgarh)

Posted in cycle polo with tags , , , , , , on January 31, 2009 by cyclepolo

Hello,

Here is some picture from Bhilai.

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Ground Overview

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Chandigarh Cycle Polo Team

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Match Between Maharastra and Kerala (Sub Juniors)

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Match Between Maharastra and Indian Air Force (Seniors)

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Match between Kerala and Indian Air Force

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Another Sub Junior Match

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Kerala Seniors Team

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Kerala Sub Juniors Team Watch Match

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Ground stick practise section help to improve your ball control.

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Again Ground Stick Work

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Kerala Sub Junior Team

Thanks to my friend Shabeer for all pictures.

 

T.A. Strikes Again Seniors at Bhilai

Posted in cycle polo, history with tags , , , , , , , , , on January 30, 2009 by cyclepolo

Number one team of India Territoral Army won the 31st Senior Nationals Cycle Polo Championship held at Bhilai(Chhattisgarh). Air Force won the 5th Federation Cup also held at same venue.

Chhattisgarh won the 24th sub junior by beating Kerala in Final.

Chandigarh Cycle Polo Academy

Posted in chandigarh cycle polo with tags , , on October 26, 2008 by cyclepolo

Hello,

If you are in Chandigarh then its good news for you that now cycle polo is introduced in schools Last year and this year Inter schools of cycle polo also going to held at Govt Model 22. If you are interested to join and play cycle polo then you can come to following ground at 4.00pm daily (Except Sunday)

Police Line Ground

Sector 26 ( Behind 26 Vegetable Market)

Come and join the Royal Game

Cycle Polo In Chandigarh

Posted in chandigarh cycle polo, cycle polo, polo with tags , , , , on October 26, 2008 by cyclepolo

In Cycle Polo you need to hit ball from right hand either your right handed or left handed.

 

We can take ball from both side but you cant change stick to other hand still same (Right hand). This means there is very hard parctise need for this game.

This is front shot and very important shot in this game you need to play safe while hitting.

This is line up pic where you can the player from both side will ride cycle through the “T” drawn in center. One team will hit left side and one will hit right side. Right and left side is decided by Toss.

Here you can see Ajay (In Blue) is trying to defend ball from me.

This time oman is defending ball but he is on right side of the ball so he will use left side.

Cycle which is use in India. As you can see this is normal Indian cycle but very strong. In India we dont use any type of gears and disk brakes in our cycle. Everything which is not use to ride cycle is removed like mud guards, carrier, stand, chain cover etc. As many player also dont have front brake in there cycle because this is in right side so there is danger to hit brake in hand.

History Of Cycle Polo

Posted in bicycle polo, cycle polo, history with tags , on December 31, 2007 by cyclepolo
rjmecredy.jpg   The game was invented by an Irishman, in 1891. That same year the first cycle polo match was played between The Scalp and the Ohne Hast C.C..

Towards the end of the 19th century the game reached Great Britain, USA and France. The first international match was played between Ireland and England in 1901. Cycle polo was an Olympic event in the 1908 London Olympics with Ireland winning the gold beating Germany.

The sport reached its peak of popularity in Great Britain during the 1930s with the introduction of the regional leagues. Cycle polo also flourished in France during this period with the establishment of the French league. Internationals between France and Great Britain were held regularly. However the second world war marked the beginning of the demise of cycle polo in Britain. The sport managed to hang on in France though, with league championships held regularly till today.

The 1980s saw the rise of two new powers in cycle polo, India and USA. The Cycle Polo Association of India was officially created in 1966 and the Bicycle Polo Association of America was created in 1994. International cycle polo matches staged a comeback in the 90s with the first world championship organized in 1996 in USA. Teams from India, USA and Canada participated with India winning the title. The next championship was held in 1999 in Vancouver, Canada which was also won by India. From then on, the championship became a regular event held every year.

The 2004 championship was won by the USA, with teams from India, Canada, France and Pakistan participating.

Today there is organized cycle polo being played in Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Switzerland and USA.

Cycle polo was officially recognized by the International Cycling Union in 2001. Starting in 2007, a variation of cycle polo so-called Urban Cycle Polo is getting considerable media attention in the USA and Canada. This game is less formal and has rules adapted to accommodate urban environments.

HI WordPress…

Posted in bicycle polo, cycle polo, polo with tags , , , , on December 24, 2007 by cyclepolo

I am Mandeep Singh from Chandigarh. I am player com lover of Cycle Polo and that why i want to provide more info about this to all blogger community out here…

http://cyclepolo.wordpress.com/

Thanks ….. Mandeep Singh!

Just Love This Game