Inga Eres-oolovna Mendot¹, Ella Eres-oolovna Mendot¹ and Emma Eres-oolovna Mendot^2
1Department of Physical Culture, Tuva State University, Kyzyl, Republic of Tyva of the Russian Federation
²Department of physical education, Tuva State University, Kyzyl, Republic of Tyva of the Russian Federation

Part of the book: Applications of Traditional Equestrian Sports in the World

Abstract

This chapter considers the horse racing of the steppe nomads of the Tuvan people, which has long been a part of the national physical culture and physical exercises, as a component of the national sport, guided by traditions and customs, everyday experience, and everyday work. The creator of traditional physical culture and sports is a nomadic people who have created material and spiritual values and the wealth of society through their work.

Keywords: ethnosport, ethnoculture, tradition, customs, history, horse racing, game, competitions, physical culture, physical exercises, values, equestrian sports

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