Ssireum

 Ssireum

It is a Korean folk wrestling style and traditional national sport that began in the 4th

century.

In a modern form, each participant wears a belt (satbar) that wraps around the waist

and thighs. Competition uses a series of techniques that do little harm to the

opponent: opponents gain victory by holding each other's belts tightly and placing

any part of the opponent's body on their lap.

Ssireum takes place in a circular ring about 7m in diameter and is covered

with soil. The two participants start the game in a kneeling position

(correcting) on the sand, clutching a belt (satbar) wrapped around the

opponent's waist and thighs. The wrestlers then stand up holding the

opponent's 'satba'. The competition is awarded to competitors who force other

competitors to touch the ground with body parts above knee height. Unlike

sumo, pushing your opponent out of the ring doesn't guarantee victory, it's just

a restart. Usually, professional wrestling is contested in the best of three

games.  토토사이트

There are three referees, one referee, and three assistant referees. The

referee is placed inside the ring, the referee is placed outside the ring, one

referee is placed on the right and the other on the left. If an unfair referee is

convened or the referee is unable to make a decision, the referee may

request cancellation or re-match. In addition, they can recommend stopping

the game in the event of an injury. Judges' decisions throughout the

competition are absolute, meaning that players cannot challenge any

decisions declared during the competition and are rated the highest.

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