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An Evaluation of Turkish Wrestling History during the Ottoman Empire

Sıymık ARSTANBEKOV

The aim of this research is to answer questions about the history of wrestling, how it was interpreted by local sports historians and how it was institutionalized during the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans, who gave great importance to wrestling and wrestlers, had traditional institutions that could surpass the contemporary club phenomenon. A descriptive research and comparison model, which is one of the designs included in the qualitative approach, was used in the study. The research of M. Turkmen, the subject expert, was taken to the centre of the study and the research was limited to the Ottom ...More

Article 2022 Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi The International Journal of the History of Sport39 ( 5 ) 55 Views
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Injury by Regions Seen in Greco-Roman andFreestyle Wrestling

Bilal DEMIRHAN | Kanat CANUZAKOV

Background/Purpose: This study aimed to examine the regional differences of injuries of Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestlers. Participants (age: M 21.15 years, SD 3.54 years) comprised 100 Greco-Roman wrestlers and 100 freestyle wrestlers who attended national and international events from Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. Results indicated that whereas freestyle wrestlers suffered from knee, hand, wrist, and shoulder injuries more frequently than did Greco-Roman wrestlers, the latter experienced more rib, back, shoulder, and elbow injuries. According to the findings, ear fracture is the most common injur ...More

Proceedings Paper 2015 Spor Bilimleri Fakültesi International Journal of Wrestling Science5 ( 2 ) 61 Views
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