00:04Kyrgyzstan
00:05More than 3,000 sportsmen
00:06z 109 krajów
00:08were competing
00:08w World Nomad Games
00:09w Kyrgyzstan
00:10what was once
00:11Central Asia's
00:12attempt
00:12to preserve
00:13nomad traditions
00:14and skills
00:14turned into a sports event
00:16attracting interest
00:17from every continent
00:18Historically born
00:19from battlefield
00:20training
00:21hunting
00:22and nomadic
00:23survival needs
00:24these sports
00:24build strength
00:25endurance
00:26agility
00:30but more than a pastime
00:31they're also the show
00:32of national identity
00:33history
00:34and continuation
00:35of nomadic
00:36traditions
00:37Welcome to Kazakhstan
00:38Welcome to modern nomads
00:43Since time immemorial
00:45nomad skills played
00:46crucial social role
00:47among the steppe people
00:48every gathering of tribesmen
00:50including contests
00:51in which men
00:52were able to boast
00:53their masculinity
00:54Every nation
00:55every nation
00:56and national
00:58sport
00:59and national
01:02sport
01:02and national
01:24sport
01:26the sport
01:27the sport
01:27the sportsmen in the
01:30nomad games
01:30competed in 43
01:31disciplines
01:32the ones that demand
01:33endurance and strength
01:35from both horse
01:35and its rider
01:37command the highest degree
01:38of public admiration
01:39kazakh nomadic culture
01:40is inseparable
01:41from horses
01:42equestrian games
01:43are most popular
01:44and are often part
01:45of social events
01:47and celebrations
01:47the most popular is
01:49kazakh kokhbar
01:50described in the 19th century
01:52by the american diplomat
01:53Eugene Skyler
01:54as a game in which
01:55one man holds a goat
01:56thrown over his saddle
01:58and everyone else
01:59tries to tear it from him
02:00the version of kokhbar
02:26which is traditional in Kyrgyzstan
02:28Kogboru.
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.
02:45Horse races 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 transformed 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.
03:21So we've played 4 in 6 people around the world of golden gold.
03:32This is a really good role in Kazakhstan.
03:34We as a champion I see it on the other side.
03:35We've played this with these athletes.
03:35We were playing Mishkek over in the 40th stands.
03:38So they have the win made of Kazakhstan at theehisi.
03:41They can be playing 6 out of the school.
03:41We're playing 6 out of the footballer.
03:43And we have one out of the form of flag medals.
03:46So they can be 1 in Kazakhstan.
03:49Każda w Centro-Asiadu ma własną rodzicę, z różnymi nazwami, ruchami i rytułami.
03:55A dla tych, którzy preferli precyzyjne do strengthu, jest archery.
03:58To też jest w wielu formach, gdzie Turki i Europie są dla imprezentacji longbowy,
04:03w tym, że nomad archery są dla tradicionalne kawalry,
04:06takticzne i taktiki.
04:07My chcemy się z tym wystarczyć w Česku.
04:15My chcemy się z nimi.
04:22To wiele innych sportów, które chcielibyją nomad herzmanie
04:27w tym czasie załatwiać z czasami,
04:29i są wszystkie popułowane jako piece z oczuwały
04:32do rozwoju na nashąIAN identycie.
04:33Musimy się z latami sportów,
04:48Dęstur, dęstur, dęstur, dęstur, dęstur.
