asoslaydi
Asoslaydi is a traditional form of martial arts and combat training that originated among the indigenous peoples of the Caucasus region, particularly in the mountainous areas of what is now Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. The term "asoslaydi" translates roughly to "fighting with the body" or "body-to-body combat," reflecting its emphasis on close-quarters grappling, wrestling, and unarmed combat techniques.
The practice is deeply rooted in the region's cultural heritage, often linked to historical warrior traditions
Training in asoslaydi typically involves drills that simulate real-life combat scenarios, including ground fighting, joint locks,
The art is also associated with folklore and myth, often depicted in regional stories as a skill