The Reality of a Soviet-style Sports System

China is known for medal winners and the success of the Olympic Games. Known for the harshness of athletes, this communist power is casting doubt on what they have done to become one of the most sportsing countries in the world, and how far they will go I will. They often get back the gold medal at the Olympic Games, but they have a very Soviet style sports system that involves intense training and children at an early age. It was adopted and taken away from home.

The success of international sports in the second half of the 20th century involved competition among systems on a global scale, which was vividly reflected in the sports struggle of the Cold War era. From the collapse of the Soviet Union between the 1950s and the 1990s, the competition between the Soviet bloc and the US and its allies was intense. On both sides of the iron curtain, sports victories are being advertised as a proof of the ideological advantage

Sambos are martial arts born in the Soviet Union in the 20th century (especially Russia). It is an acronym for 'self-defense without weapons' in Russian, derived from the Soviet army. Its impact is diverse, and the technique borrowed from sports includes two international wrestling styles of freedom, freestyle, judo, jiu-jitsu, European-style folk wrestling, and even fencing, in Greece and Rome. The rules of sports sambo are similar to the rules of judo competitions Various domestic wrestling styles of the Soviet Union have various leg locks and defenses and are not allowed to be killed.

As contemporary sports, wrestling developed in the 19th century by the tradition of fork wrestling, "wrestling of" freestyle "and" greek-rome "(based on British and European traditions, respectively) It is currently the case of contemporary Olympic movement In the beginning it is summarized as the term "amateur wrestling". The tradition of combining wrestling and performance began in France in the 1930s. At that time, the performers were "Edward, Steel Eater", "Gustav Avignon, Born Carrek", or "Hat, Low Mountain Alpine Cattle". "Wrestlers will appear with this name, and challenge the public to defeat 500 francs." In 1848, French performer Jean Exbroyat formed the first circus of contemporary wrestlers and was not executed under the waist I developed a rule - he called it "flat wrestling"

Freestyle wrestling is international discipline and Olympic sports for men and women. With this style, you can use wrestlers and opponent's feet for attack and defense. The main victory condition of this style is that the wrestler wins by throwing the opponent on the mat and nailing it. American high school and college wrestling is done according to different regulations known as academic and university wrestling.