Glima träningen denna höst har varit bra.
Vi har tränat största delen av tiden byxtag.
Vill tacka dom få som har kört med oss. Det verkar som vi kommer att kunna
bli några till, nästa termin.
Vill tacka Andreas Widén (Instruktör) för ett grymt arbete med att bygga våra bälten.
Bensvep på er.
Marcus Andersson Instruktör
måndag 23 november 2009
Träning
Träning av Glima sker på Fjällgatan 18 i Göteborg.
Ett nummer till klubben kommer snart upp.
Var vänliga att skicka mail till glimagbg@gmail.com om frågor.
Mobil numret får du i ditt retur mail.
Mvh
Admin
Ett nummer till klubben kommer snart upp.
Var vänliga att skicka mail till glimagbg@gmail.com om frågor.
Mobil numret får du i ditt retur mail.
Mvh
Admin
onsdag 4 mars 2009
träningstider
Vi håller på att skaffa en ny lokal. Den ny lokalen kommer finnas på höjden ovanför masthugget.
När alla pappren är färdiga.
Träningstiderna ligger nu på 1 dag i veckan. Nu kör vi gubbar!.
söndag 28 december 2008
söndag 14 december 2008
Vi får tacka alla som var vid vårat möte i veckan.
- Vision
- Mål
- 2009
Andreas Widén kommer skickat ut en kopia på detta lilla mötet.
Admin
- Mål
- 2009
Andreas Widén kommer skickat ut en kopia på detta lilla mötet.
Admin
måndag 1 december 2008
onsdag 19 november 2008
Grapplingstyles:
För att se hela artikeln gå tilll Länkar:
"Other ancient forms of European wrestling can be found in the British Isles dating back as far as 1829 BC. Wrestling forms called "Strong Arm Fighting" became famous, and even used specific grappling uniforms with thick collared jackets and waistbands. Other grappling styles in ancient Europe were GLIMA from the Norse and SCHWINGEN from Switzerland. There is also mention of grappling matches among the Scots and Irish."
"The Vikings and other Norse practiced a grappling art called glima. Often this grappling art was demonstrated in matches at festivals. Glima grapplers wore special belts in order to get a grip on each other. Glima used tripping, lifting, and throwing to bring the opponent to the ground. Eight basic tricks have survived to today. Glima techniques went with the Vikings to Iceland and the sport is the national sport of Iceland today. There are heroic stories of Glima matches that are almost 1000 years old, some even between men and women. It is unknown if Glima was used in a combative form, but as in most grappling arts, combat was likely its origin."
"Other ancient forms of European wrestling can be found in the British Isles dating back as far as 1829 BC. Wrestling forms called "Strong Arm Fighting" became famous, and even used specific grappling uniforms with thick collared jackets and waistbands. Other grappling styles in ancient Europe were GLIMA from the Norse and SCHWINGEN from Switzerland. There is also mention of grappling matches among the Scots and Irish."
"The Vikings and other Norse practiced a grappling art called glima. Often this grappling art was demonstrated in matches at festivals. Glima grapplers wore special belts in order to get a grip on each other. Glima used tripping, lifting, and throwing to bring the opponent to the ground. Eight basic tricks have survived to today. Glima techniques went with the Vikings to Iceland and the sport is the national sport of Iceland today. There are heroic stories of Glima matches that are almost 1000 years old, some even between men and women. It is unknown if Glima was used in a combative form, but as in most grappling arts, combat was likely its origin."
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