The Costume History and Educational Content of Northern Ssireum Based on Northern Warrior Physical Culture
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1. Emphasis on Education Beyond Competition
2. The Anonymous Integration of Northern Warriors
3. The Opposition to Unique Hand Techniques
4. A 12-Week, 4-Stage Master Curriculum
Stage 2 (Weeks 4–6) - Warrior Movements: Learning Haebo (crab-step footwork), legitimate subjugation techniques, and the Spinning Throw, and conducting a comparative analysis with the Eagle Dance footwork of the Bökh movement.
Stage 3 (Weeks 7–9) - Perfection of Offense and Defense: Completing the Three Major Throwing Techniques (Hand Techniques, Foot Techniques, Waist Techniques) of Northern Ssireum along with the Flower Stone Lift, and mastering the practical application of ground reaction force.
Stage 4 (Weeks 10–12) - Integration: Completing the Integrated Poomsae (Kata), rank culture rituals, and teaching methods, and international Oppose Dimensional Evaluation
5. Comparison and Transmission with Global Silk Road Traditions
Analyzes and compares Korean Bangssireum with Silk Road wrestling across Eurasia, such as Iran's Barzese Bastani, Pakistan's Khusti, Movement Bukh, and Turkey's Oil Bukbol.