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Capoeira:
Capoeira is an Brazilian martial art that blends elements of acrobatics, dance, and music. It’s more than just fighting, but a flowing and expressive art form with roots in self-defense and cultural heritage.
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Jai Alai:
Jai Alai is a fast-paced Basque sport played with a wicker basket called a cesta. Players use the cesta to hurl a ball against a walled court, aiming to out maneuver opponents and score points.
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Oil Wrestling:
Oil wrestling, a traditional Turkish sport, involves wrestlers covered in olive oil grappling for dominance on a field of earth. The challenge lies in gripping oiled opponents, making it a unique test of strength and technique.
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Sepak Takraw:
Sepak Takraw is a Southeast Asian sport that combines elements of volleyball, soccer, and martial arts. Players use a rattan ball, aiming to keep it in the air using their feet, knees, chest, and head, with points scored by getting the ball over the net.
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Haka Pei:
Haka Pei is a daring Easter Island tradition where competitors race down a steep volcano slope on two banana trunks lashed together, testing their bravery and speed for the right to claim victory.
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Kabaddi:
Kabaddi is an adrenaline-pumping sport from India where a “raider” from one team ventures into the opponent’s territory, holding their breath, to tag as many defenders as possible before returning to their side. It’s a thrilling mix of tag, wrestling, and strategic breath control.
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Bo-taoshi:
Bo-taoshi, a giant capture-the-flag game from Japan, sees massive teams (150 players each!) battling to topple a greased pole using teamwork, strength, and a whole lot of chaos.
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Ostrich Racing:
Ostrich racing involves riding these speedy flightless birds in races, but due to concerns about animal welfare and difficulty controlling the ostriches, it’s a niche activity more common as a tourist attraction than a mainstream sport.
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