Coreeda
- A circular marked area of soft grass or sand, roughly 6m across
Contests take place within a circle approximately 6m in diameter.
Two competitors begin at the center of a marked circular ring, standing chest to chest without an initial grip.
On the signal to start, each competitor tries to grapple, off-balance, and force the other either to touch three points of their body to the ground or to step outside the circle's boundary.
Strikes, punches, and kicks are not allowed, keeping the contest focused purely on grip, leverage, and footwork.
A fall is scored the moment three points of an opponent's body, such as two knees and a hand, touch the ground at once.
Pushing or pulling an opponent entirely outside the ring's boundary line also counts as a win for that exchange.
Matches are often contested as a best-of-three series, with competitors resetting to the center between falls.