madhur day panel chart

 

 

 

 

The Mad huriyet exercise is the fourth in the series of the ten exercises that are presented in front of a trainee for passing the final exams for training in calisthenics. It is given in three sessions and is intended to measure the trainee's agility and efficiency. The training is for those candidates who have not passed any of the previous two sessions. This makes it important for the instructor to make sure that there are no shortcomings in the skills that the trainee has.

The main feature of this exercise is the evaluation of the candidate's strength, agility and efficiency. Before doing the Mad huriyet, the trainer will have to know the ability level of each of the abilities and then work on improving them one by one. The madhur day panel chart is used to evaluate the skills that are used in climbing. It has been found that this is the only technique which provides a conclusive test to the climbers without causing any problems during the climb. The strength and the power of the muscles are measured with the help of this exercise, which can be very helpful while teaching new methods in climbing. There are many sub-parts of the satta matka panel chart which are used here for understanding the strength and power of each of the muscle groups.

The Mad Huriyet Day panel chart has been designed by keeping the requirements of the participants in mind and is therefore very useful for the purpose. The panel is divided into four parts which are used in the Madhur satta. The first part called the 'Ketan' has an introduction written by the leader. The second part called the 'Nyonya' gives instructions for the training of the climb in a logical manner. The final part called the 'Rufa' gives the description of the techniques to be used in the climb. These are divided in three categories to ensure the safety and endurance levels.

The Mad Huriyet Day panel records the climb in the form of a diary. This makes it easier for the participants to look at the different aspects of the climb. This can be used for analysis and further training. The participants of the event can look at the Mad Huriyet Day Chart and see the performance level of their own strengths and weaknesses. They can also compare the strengths of other climbers to improve their own performance levels.

The actual climb takes about an hour and half. There are about thirty children from the age of six to fifteen, who are involved in the process. The weather is perfect for the climb. The Mad Huriyet Day Climbing Festival is held every year. It is celebrated at the end of August or beginning of September in the Baluchistan province of Pakistan. The climber's climb is monitored and approved by the Baluchistan chief minister.