According to a few research scholars, Scottish Backhold wrestling was developed out of the need to try and overpower an opponent armed with a sword before eventually throwing him on the ground. Furthermore, it is said that wrestling has always been an integral part of the Scottish culture for centuries now. In fact, it has been used as a key component in training warriors within the country in hand-to-hand combat. As for the actual origin of this style of wrestling not much information is available.<\/p>\n
b. Weapon used in the Scottish Backhold:<\/strong><\/p>\n Since the \u201cgrappling\u201d techniques are used in this combat form it is the \u201chand\u201d of the wrestler that is used mainly as a weapon.<\/p>\n c. Technique involved in the Scottish Backhold and training availability: <\/strong><\/p>\n In terms of technique, both the wrestlers hold each other around the back of the waist region. Furthermore, the wrestler then places the right arm under the left arm of the opponent. In addition, the wrestler also places the chin on the right shoulder of the opponent. A wrestler is supposed to have lost a duel if he either loses grip over the opponent or any part of the body (except the feet) touches the ground. As for training centers\/schools, there are few available mainly in Scotland for those interested in learning this \u201cgrappling\u201d combat form.<\/p>\n
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