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Wrestling
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Wrestling is an ancient individual combat sport fought between two wrestlers. Each competitor attempts to throw the other to the mat, and 'pin' their shoulders to the ground to register a 'fall'. There are several distinctions in rules between the two major international styles of wrestling: Greco-Roman and Freestyle.

Wrestlers will be competing in the three Olympic wrestling styles during the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games: Greco-Roman, Men's Freestyle and Women's Freestyle. In Greco-Roman wrestling, the wrestler is forbidden to grasp the opponent below the waist, or to use the leg to trip or actively perform any action. In Men's And Women's Freestyle wrestling, however, it is permissible to grasp the legs, or to use the leg to trip or actively perform any action.

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Wrestling
International Federation : Fédération Internationale des Luttes Associées (FILA)
Venue :
International Convention Centre
AGE GROUP
(dd/mm/yy):
1/1/93-31/12/94
QUALIFICATION SYSTEM
(Qualifying Events) :
5 continental qualification events in May 2010
Procedure : Best ranked athletes from each continental qualification event qualify according to continental quotas per weight category.

 
GLOSSARY :

M = MEN,
W = WOMEN,
WC = WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
CC = CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS,
JWC = JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
JCC = JUNIOR CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS,
YWC = YOUTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS,
YCC = YOUTH CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

 


Last Updated:30 Aug 2010, 15:16 GMT+8

Athletes cover a distance of 420 metres during the Canoe Sprint event.