And which have you participated in? I enjoyed playing Underwater Hockey for years.
I don't have the skills for Teqball
I don't have the skills for Teqball
Unusual Sports
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I played Hardcourt Bike Polo for about 8 years. From it's infancy as a social thing through it's evolution into a competitive, international sporty-sport.
Never participated in it but cheese rolling almost certainly qualifies as an "unusual sport".
A great English tradition
A great English tradition
I played hurling for a bit. Fun game. Got my head split open pretty bad getting hit with the camán trying to get the sliotar. Never wore a helmet as a kid lol.
No, but I always thought having a go at real tennis or jai ala could be fun.
We might be crap at football, but Scotland has a couple of elephant polo world cup wins
We might be crap at football, but Scotland has a couple of elephant polo world cup wins
Street hockey on bikes. Went well until a stick went through the spokes.
Tried football on rollerblades. Didn't work out.
Tried football on rollerblades. Didn't work out.
Another vote for bike polo. Learned to play in the mid 80’s at a fat tire festival in Moab and continued to play whenever I could interest others to give it a try. Great fun. More recent, it would be hide drag at the local rodeo.
Lawn bowling, court tennis and rugby are three sports I've done, though the latter only as a teenager (in an English public school.) Not unusual for Brits, but not many Yankees have had the opportunity to play those.
I haven't participated in any weird sports, but I have heard of one not yet mentioned... Jogging (even the name sounds goofy):
"Joggling is a competitive sport that combines juggling with jogging. People who joggle are called jogglers."
Joggling - Wikipedia
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"Joggling is a competitive sport that combines juggling with jogging. People who joggle are called jogglers."
That stretches credibility. Is there a world champion?I haven't participated in any weird sports, but I have heard of one not yet mentioned... Jogging (even the name sounds goofy):
Joggling - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
"Joggling is a competitive sport that combines juggling with jogging. People who joggle are called jogglers."
