tormijõud
Torrijõud is a type of traditional Estonian wrestling, also known as hand-to-hand combat. It is an ancient sport, with records of its existence dating back to the Middle Ages. The name "torrijõud" translates to "thigh strength" in Estonian, which refers to the emphasis on thigh muscles in this wrestling style.
In torrijõud, two opponents face each other and engage in a fight, using various techniques such as
One of the most distinctive features of torrijõud is its use of traditional Estonian attire, including the
Torrijõud was historically practiced in rural Estonia, particularly during matchmaking ceremonies and harvest celebrations. As a