Very cool video, Im not sure if I would try and adapt it to modern MMA but those older men look very fit and Ill bet it would take a while for even a very fit person to do those exercises with any ease.
Hopefully this tradition doesnt die out, this is like a small piece of living history.
There's no reason why this couldn't be put into modern MMA. Jujitsu (Japanese), Muay Thai (Thai), Wrestling (English), and Pammachon (Pankration, Greek) are just as ancient as this art and those are some of the most popular styles around the world. In Korea for their MMA competitions, Ssirum is among the most popular and that's just ancient as this art.
You cant beat old school
vitorshaolin 1 year ago
Are there any Zoorkhaneh's in London?
copy4wealth 1 year ago
Relly intresting, I liked it. Wish I could try it myself
Njalgurinn 1 year ago
Wow the guy in the green shirt is insane.
MammaleousMaximus 1 year ago
Forgot to translate that each SANG for the trenches weigh 70 kilos.
Kabadeh also is about 80 kilos.
jahankhatoon1 2 years ago
I watched this video like 12 times in the past 2 days!!!!
WarrenMorgan 2 years ago
The power clubs - like kettlebells are well worth putting in to an MMA training program in my humble opinion!
tomvear 3 years ago
Very cool video, Im not sure if I would try and adapt it to modern MMA but those older men look very fit and Ill bet it would take a while for even a very fit person to do those exercises with any ease.
Hopefully this tradition doesnt die out, this is like a small piece of living history.
espada9 3 years ago
There's no reason why this couldn't be put into modern MMA. Jujitsu (Japanese), Muay Thai (Thai), Wrestling (English), and Pammachon (Pankration, Greek) are just as ancient as this art and those are some of the most popular styles around the world. In Korea for their MMA competitions, Ssirum is among the most popular and that's just ancient as this art.
The87mma 2 years ago
Fascinating!
spankmeyer 3 years ago