La voie du Glima
La lutte traditionnelle d’Islande, aux racines vikings. Les lutteurs saisissent des ceintures spéciales et restent debout, avec des crocs-en-jambe et des projections rapides.
Le guide complet de cet art est en cours de rédaction.
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La lutte traditionnelle d’Islande, aux racines vikings. Les lutteurs saisissent des ceintures spéciales et restent debout, avec des crocs-en-jambe et des projections rapides.
Le guide complet de cet art est en cours de rédaction.
Glima is Iceland's national wrestling, with roots in the Viking Age and mentioned in the old sagas. Wrestlers wear leather belts around the waist and thighs and grip each other's belts, standing upright and moving clockwise.
The aim is to make the opponent touch the ground with any part of the body above the knee or elbow. Glima was shown at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, and the "Grettir's Belt" competition has been held since 1906.
Sources: Glímusamband Íslands (Icelandic Glima Federation) · Encyclopaedia Britannica
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The aim is to make the opponent touch the ground with any part of the body above the knee or elbow. Glima was shown at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, and the "Grettir's Belt" competition has been held since 1906.