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Meaning of pancratist
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pancratist (n.)
An athlete; a gymnast.
pancratist Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greeks considered the pancratist to be the most complete athlete, mastering both wrestling and boxing.
- As a pancratist, Georges St-Pierre combined the techniques of various martial arts to become a dominant force in mixed martial arts.
- The pancratist's training regimen demanded immense strength, endurance, and technical proficiency.
- During the Olympic Games, pancratists fought with minimal rules, allowing them to use nearly any technique at their disposal.
- The pancratist's art was not limited to the arena but also served as a form of self-defense outside of competition.
- A skilled pancratist could grapple with an opponent on the ground and deliver powerful strikes from a standing position.
- The legacy of the pancratist lives on in modern combat sports, where fighters strive for a comprehensive fighting style.
- UFC legend Royce Gracie drew heavily from the principles of pancration in his Gracie Jiu-Jitsu training.
- The pancratist's versatility made them formidable opponents in battles and skirmishes, both on and off the battlefield.
- The revival of ancient martial arts, such as pancration, has attracted a growing number of enthusiasts seeking a holistic approach to self-defense and fitness.
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An athlete; a gymnast.
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The ancient Greeks considered the pancratist to be the most complete athlete, mastering both wrestling and boxing.
As a pancratist, Georges St-Pierre combined the techniques of various martial arts to become a dominant force in mixed martial arts.
The pancratist's training regimen demanded immense strength, endurance, and technical proficiency.
During the Olympic Games, pancratists fought with minimal rules, allowing them to use nearly any technique at their disposal.
