Core Styles
The Core Styles are standardised tracks created for the purpose of testing specific riding and fighting manoeuvres in a controlled environment and that represent tests of the equestrian martial arts fundamentals of the discipline. Many are based on military exercises detailed (often with diagrams) in historical manuscripts (usually furūsiya texts). They have been calibrated for grading purposes and easy comparison of results in competition.
Serpentine Tracks (Basic and Advanced)
Basic Chogān
Diamond Chogān
Advanced Chogān
Basic Hunt Track
Furūsiya Track
Auxiliary Styles
The auxiliary styles include exercises that require a slightly different skillset than usual, that may use other weapons in addition to the bow, or that are not on standardised tracks and thus may be slightly different each time. It also includes the ‘applied’ category of tracks that are designed to be less predictable to test more abilities in equestrian martial arts. Many new exciting styles of these are in development.
Kalkan Track
Coming Soon!
Mixed Weapon Chogān
Coming soon!
Historical Qabaq
Coming soon!
Applied Auxiliary Styles
Hunt Track
The IHAA rules are used, which are here (under Hunt Track)
Mogu
Coming soon!
Training Exercises
Chogān Arena Training Track
See the track rules here.
Historical Eurasian Cavalry Discipline 