Interesting sport
Tenth place: Bossa ball
Imagine the combination of volleyball, football, gymnastics and a little Brazilian war dance? Cabora? Mix it up. Then put a round inflatable trampoline on both sides of the net. ? Posa ball? This sport is becoming more and more popular in the world, especially in South America, Europe and the Middle East.
Ninth place: Cabadie
Originated in South Asia. Cabadie? This is a sport that combines contact, wrestling and holding your breath. Seven players from each team stand on both sides of the field, and then send an offensive player to the other team's field in turn. Defenders must connect their arms and not disconnect them. The attacker should try to contact the defender, and the defender should also prevent the attacker from returning. At the same time, the attacker will keep shouting? Cabadie? To show that he is holding his breath.
Eighth place: underwater hockey
Underwater hockey is also called. Octopush？ It's a hockey game played at the bottom of the swimming pool. Not bad. Players must use a small hand-held bat, also called a putter, to hit the ice hockey into the opponent's goal. This game has a time limit. Unless fish have gills, they must surface for air.
Seventh place: Mud pond swimming
Mud pond swimming requires participants to swim back and forth in the irrigation canal of mud pond. This is a race against the time record. Swim 55 meters twice, and the best result is 1 minute and 22 seconds. Participants must wear respirators and, more importantly, fins.
Sixth place: paper pipe duel
Emphasizing pleasure rather than competition, the Cardboard War Alliance still attaches great importance to holding competitions, although it has been held in several American States and Sydney, Australia. These competitions and wars require participants to break their opponents' paper tubes and ensure that their own paper tubes are intact.
Fifth place: Extreme ironing
The name extreme ironing needs no explanation at all. It is to finish daily work in the most dangerous place. So far, these ironing athletes have run all over the mountains and waterfalls, feeling as if they can't iron. When parachuting, they were tied to the top of the tent on the back of the cow. You can try skiing with an ironing board in Sao Nian, which is worth it.
Fourth place: wife-carrying competition
Started the wife-carrying competition in Finland. As the name implies, a man ran a distance behind a lady's back. Considering fairness, women must weigh more than 108 pounds (49 kilograms), and there are already many regulations. The distance of the race includes running through sand, fences and puddles, carrying your daughter-in-law on your shoulders, back, or head down.
Third place: chess and boxing
Chess boxing, inspired by comic novels, is that two equal players take turns to participate in two rounds *** 1 1. Knock down the opponent, technically knock down the opponent, general, exceed the specified time, or the opponent gives up winning.
This sport is particularly popular in Germany, Britain, Russia and India. The motto of chess and boxing is: fighting in the boxing ring is like fighting on a chessboard. To be honest, I think my chess skills will be greatly reduced after others have been beating me.
Second place: Kicking the calf contest.
Kicking the calf, also called cheating or snoring, is an antagonistic sport. It requires two contestants to kick each other's calves to force each other to fall to the ground. It originated in England in the17th century. In the next two hundred years, it became popular in British colonies and the United States.
In each round, both sides should grasp each other's dependence, and then try to kick each other's calf with the inside of their feet or with their toes. The traditional competition method is to wear iron-toed boots and hit the opponent's calf with a hammer to increase the pain.
First place: toe-breaking competition
1974 was founded in Staffordshire, England, as if to create a competition in which the British can win the championship. The principle is that other countries don't participate in this sport at all, and the game itself is like a mixture of arm wrestling and thumb wrestling.
Participants were asked to hold each other's big toe and then press their feet on the ground for three seconds. Throughout the history of the ankle-breaking competition, although this thing was invented by us British people, our own ankle-breaking skills are getting worse and worse.