maadluse
Maadluse is the Estonian term for wrestling, a combat sport in which two competitors seek to gain control over each other through grappling on a mat. Outcomes are determined by points earned for throws, holds, exposure, or by pinning the opponent to the mat. Matches follow standardized rules that emphasize safety and technique.
The two main Olympic styles are Greco-Roman and freestyle. In Greco-Roman wrestling, attacks below the waist
Wrestling has ancient origins and is among the world’s oldest sports. In the modern era it has
In Estonia, maadluse is practiced across clubs and schools and is overseen by Eesti Maadlusliit. The federation