Mongolian folk wrestling style created since 7000 BC era. Cave paintings in the Bayankhongor Province of Mongolia dating back to Neolithic age of 7000 BC show grappling of two naked men and surrounded by crowds. The art of Bokh also appears on bronze plates discovered in the ruins of the Xiongnu empire (206 BC - 220 AD).
16 August 2025
15 August 2025
Slingshot Archery
A slingshot or catapult is a small hand-powered projectile weapon. Slingshot was used for combat, shooting the fruits on high tree and hunting small animals.
Crossbow Archery
During ancient warfare eras, crossbow was used for defensive and support role. Crossbow users can carry more arrows because those length are shorter than traditional arrows, but crossbow is slower to be reloaded because it string heavier than traditional bow, it need two hands to pull it string.
Modern Shooting
Shooting is modern competitive sport developed from traditional bow archery, crossbow archery and then modern shooting sport using handgun and rifle. The first created firearm was the fire lance (Huo Qiang) developed in the 10th century, which evolved into the metal-barreled hand cannon Heilongjiang by the 13th-century Yuan dynasty.
Bow Archery
During ancient warfare eras, bow was used for offensive role. Bow was used to raid the enemy directly, because it string can be pulled only with one hand so the archer can shoot the arrows and reload it quickly.
Stick Fighting
Compact and easy to carried weapon, Stick is most favourite martial art weapon because beginners can master it techniques easier than other weapons. It has same fighting technique with single handed swords and often used as training / competition weapon by swordmen in ancient Africa, Europe and China.
Short Staff Fighting
Short Staff is also one of ancient weapons like Long Staff and Stick, it very useful both for hiking and self defense used in all countries from ancient Africa to Asia. It has same fighting technique with two handed swords and often used as training / competition weapon by swordmen worldwide.
How To Training Weapon Fighting Sport
Weapon fighting sports are like unarmed fighting sports, they can be learned by everyone too, because they can be modified for non athlete people as aerobic - self defense training.
1. Warming Up
Begin your training with stretching exercise slowly. After finished, the coach must always asking the students is their still okay & nobody feel tired/hurt (checking the injury).
2. Basic Techniques Training
Train all 8 basic techniques (whose techniques already drawn at the 8 basic techniques poster) in 10 counts repetition for each techniques calm and slowly. The goal is to training the technique form, to help the brain memorize those techniques, build the combat reflect and to avoid injury (this is just training, not real fight!!).
30 minutes is a ideal training duration for basic techniques drill and cardio aerobic. If the students can finish all 8 basic techniques faster before 30 minutes and they still feel okay - no feel tired or hurt, then the coach must ask them to repeat the basic techniques drill again until they reach the training duration target 30 minutes.
The coach must always asking the students is their still okay and nobody feel tired/hurt everytime they finished the basic techniques drill.
Once finished, take a short break for 30 or 60 seconds.
3. Advanced Techniques Training
The coach must always asking the students is their still okay & nobody feel tired/hurt everytime they finished the basic techniques drill.
Once finished, take a short break for 30 or 60 seconds.
4. Sparring Fight
High risk training for professional athletes only, sparring with classmates using proper body protectors. Professional athletes have organization / sponsor who always supporting their medical fees whenever they injured while sparring or fighting tournament.
5. Cooling Down
End your training with cooling down slowly.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




































.jpg)















.jpeg)

.jpeg)
