LEH, July 24 — High-altitude troops known as the Ibex Warriors of the Indian Army are intensifying their combat readiness through the Army Martial Arts Routine program designed to enhance hand-to-hand combat proficiency in rugged terrain.
Operating under harsh mountain conditions, the warriors undergo rigorous physical and mental conditioning to build fast reflexes, explosive physical power, and tactical dominance for close-quarter battles.The specialised close-combat regimen combines traditional martial arts techniques with modern battle drills, preparing soldiers for high-pressure engagement scenarios.
By training extensively in unforgiving high-altitude environments, the unit focuses on maintaining peak operational alertness, agility, and situational awareness to ensure maximum effectiveness during critical operations.This continuous skill enhancement effort forms an essential part of the military’s broader initiative to keep front-line mountain units fully prepared for swift deployment.
Through structured physical training and tactical combat exercises, the Ibex Warriors remain focused on maintaining combat superiority and safeguarding high-altitude border regions across challenging environments.