Push-ups are part of the wrestling training at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Hands-only rope-climbing at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Dressed in the traditional white cotton dhoti, Guru Hanuman (95) enforces discipline by splitting the cane over the backsides of obstreperous pupils at his wrestling school in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

The compacted earth of the mud pit softens the impact of throws and falls at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (95) is celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shares with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. He runs a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counts several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently finds his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Pupil prepares the mud in the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Stretching exercises are part of the training in the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

A wrestling tournament at a village near Delhi affords a welcome opportunity to put the training at Guru Hanuman's (95) wrestling school into practice. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Wrestling match by pupils who trained at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman's (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

Wrestler at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

A wrestling champion from the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

A wrestler washes himself at the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

A back massage in the mud arena is part of the training in the wrestling school of Guru Hanuman (95) in Old Delhi. Guru Hanuman (1901-1999) was celibate and a vegetarian. He was given his name, which he shared with the valiant monkey-god of Hindu legend, by holy men when he went in search of god as a teenager. Hanuman was a legendary wrestling coach, who ran a wrestling school in Old Delhi. Since it opened in 1928, about 100,000 boys have attended the gymnasium, where aspiring athletes from the age of five are put through rigorous training routines. The guru's students have won medals at the Asian, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. Using his political connections - he counted several maharajahs among his patrons - Guru Hanuman frequently found his pupils jobs in the police force, the army or on the railways.

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