Kazakh Kuresi is the national wrestling style of the Kazakh people. The bout is held only in a standing position, and grabbing the opponent’s legs with the hands is not allowed. Ground wrestling is prohibited. Kazakh Kuresi has a wide range of techniques. Many of them are also seen in other wrestling styles such as judo, sambo, Greco-Roman, and freestyle wrestling. Throws can be performed with various grips: on the clothing, on the belt with one or both hands, as well as on the arms and torso. Popular techniques include trips, sweeps, hooks, lifts, wraps, and throws over the back, hip, or chest. The rules of Kazakh Kuresi, like in other wrestling styles, continue to develop over time, incorporating new techniques to make the sport more dynamic and engaging. Kazakh Kuresi is a unique national wrestling style, passed down from generation to generation as part of the cultural heritage of the Kazakh people. It is also recognized as an official national sport and is included in the state register of sports.