Judo and ssireum trivia

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• What is the cloth band called that ssireum wrestlers wind around waist and thigh and grip on each other?Judo and ssireum
• What surface is a ssireum match contested on?Judo and ssireum
• What is the highest score in judo, the one that brings immediate victory?Judo and ssireum
• What does a judo competitor wear for a match?Judo and ssireum
• What makes a wrestler lose a bout of ssireum?Judo and ssireum
• How is a ssireum contest normally decided?Judo and ssireum
• At which games did judo become an official Olympic sport?Judo and ssireum
• How are competitors divided in Olympic judo?Judo and ssireum
• A ssireum contest is always settled by a single bout.Judo and ssireum
• In which country did judo begin?Judo and ssireum
• Ssireum is the traditional contest of which country?Judo and ssireum
• Ssireum is a traditional folk contest of Korea.Judo and ssireum
• Ssireum wrestlers grip each other by the satba, a band wound around the waist and thigh.Judo and ssireum
• A ssireum match is contested on a hard wooden floor.Judo and ssireum
• In a judo match a competitor can score by striking the opponent with a fist.Judo and ssireum
• In judo, once ippon is called the match ends on the spot.Judo and ssireum
• In ssireum a wrestler loses if any part of the body above the knee touches the sand.Judo and ssireum
• Judo became an official Olympic sport at the 1964 Tokyo Games.Judo and ssireum
• Olympic judo puts all competitors together with no division by weight.Judo and ssireum
• Judo is a martial art that began in Japan.Judo and ssireum