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00:04More than 3000 sportsmen from 109 countries
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00:11What was once Central Asia's attempt to preserve Nomad traditions and skills
00:14turned into a sports event attracting interest from every continent.
00:18Historically born from battlefield training,
00:21hunting and nomadic survival needs,
00:24these sports build strength, endurance, agility and spiritual unity.
00:28Today they are just sports, but more than a pastime,
00:31they are also the show of national identity,
00:34history and continuation of nomadic traditions.
00:37Welcome to Kazakhstan, welcome to modern nomads.
00:43Since time immemorial, nomad skills played crucial social role among the steppe people.
00:49Every gathering of tribesmen, including contests in which men were able to boast their masculinity.
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01:40Die Kultur ist nicht verabschiedet von Horsen.
01:42Die Equestrian-Games sind die meisten populär und oft als Teil der soziale Worte und der Freude.
01:48Die meisten populär ist Kazaak Kokpar,
01:50in der 19. Jahrhundert von den Amerikaner Diplomaten Eugen Skyler,
01:54als ein Spiel in der einen Mann hält einen Götz,
01:56auf seinen Settel und jeder versucht ihn zu schützen.
02:24Die Version von Kokpar, die traditionell in Kyrgyzstan, ist Kogboru.
02:29In case you thought it was easy,
02:31this dummy that the players so casually pick up from the ground with one hand
02:35actually weighs 30 to 35 kilos.
02:45Horseraces in Central Asia emphasize stamina over speed,
02:48and the horses run up to 21 km.
02:51There is even a 300 km marathon.
02:53The winning jockeys, often as young as 9, win valuable prizes.
02:57But to be a real hero, it's not enough just to know how to ride.
03:01This is Audaris Park, or horseback wrestling.
03:04Probably the best example of how ancient nomadic warrior skills
03:07transformed into sports.
03:09Two men trying to unseat each other from the saddle.
03:16The youth championship we saw proves the tradition is alive and getting more popular.
03:21acoon-lead and racing sport the leader of the player's samo-amed sport.
03:32A lot of sports have been taught against them.
03:34At the same time, the competitive sport has 50 and 200 success.
03:37From the last time we have won the race,
03:37the ridership and the athletes,
03:42they are one of our rivals in the head.
03:48Each nation in Central Asia has their own value,
03:51Each nation in Central Asia has their own value.
03:52mit verschiedenen Namen, Regeln, Uniforms und Rituals.
03:55Und für diejenigen, die Präzision zu strengen sind,
03:57es ist Archerie.
03:58Es kommt auch in viele Formen,
04:00wo Türkisch und Europäisch sind für Infanterie-Longbeaus,
04:03während Nomad Archerie mit traditionell Cavalry-Strike-and-Run-Taktik.
04:07Schleswig-Coll Assinen-Taktik
04:22Das sind Korgenresser im Herbst.
04:24There are many other sports that use to entertain
04:26nomad herdsman during long-step evenings,
04:29and they are all being popularized as part of the
04:31struggle to re-en criticisms national identity.
04:33Wir stehen auf den ganzen Sproul-Hussten.
04:36Wir werden sch Eleven-Hussters, nach ihren Stunden langer Flucht und der Zeit auf den USA
04:40gehen wir einen Koffer-Hussels.
04:41Das ist unser Koffer-Husster-Husster.
04:44Wir haben hier ein Koffer-Husster und die wir im Drucht-Husster.
04:48Wir werden von dem Koffer-Husster und den Zeitung auf dem Koffer-Husster.
04:52Er werden wir die Auslucht-Husster-Husster.
04:53Und wir versuchen, die Auslucht-Husster-Husster und die Auslucht-Husster-Husster.
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