Traditional sports games presently

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Sports culture

Legacy of heroism

1. History

2. Geographical names- cities, towns, villages, streets

3. Legends and myths

4. Personal names- the original meaning of the name lost its significance and is associated with some historical figure (hero or talented person) -Er, batyr, temir, tas, bolat, balta, Soldatbek, asker, - are composite part of male name, and names of heroes; Arystan, Barys, Jolbarys, Jigit, Yeskendir, Qairat, Qaisar,

Female names - Gaukhar, Aliya, Manshuk

5. Lexicon- be brave and strong and patriot of your people and land as Baurzhan or Raibek

6. Celebration of May 9th- V-Day

7. May 7th- Day of the motherland defender

In 1920s in some regions of Kazakhstan were formed groups on national sports games. In 1938 was held in Alma-Ata I republican kolkhoz spartakiad. An obligatory type- kazakhsha-qures (Kazakh wrestling). In 1939—1941 the program included tayak-jugurty, togyz qumalaq. In 19044-1947 were included all traditional Kazakh sports games.

Alaman baiga- long distance racing; at-omraulastury – fighting with an opponent in a ring on horse; baiga- horse racing; burkut-salu- hunting with a falcon; jorga-jarys – racing on specially trained horses; jauay-jarys- fighting on foot; jamby- aty- shooting from an arrow or a rifle; kazaksha-kures- belly wrestling in Kazakh manner; kokpar- horse racing type; kumis-alu- horse racing type; qyz-kuu- racing on horse and catching a girl; qyz-jarys- racing contest between girls; saiys – wrestling on horse; togyz-qumalaq- table game with bones; tayaq-jugurty- throwing a stick on a snow to a distance; tuie-jarys- racing on camel.