THE MOST UNUSUAL

SPORTS IN THE WORLD

ZORBING

 Must people who own a television

have seen those plastic inflatable
orbs that people can climb inside and
propel themselves around like a
hamster. Well, Zorbing is basically
the human version of the hamster
ball, but with purpose: be the first to
reach the bottom of the hill.
SLACKLINING

 Extreme sports when the rope is

dragged over the water bodies (rivers,
lakes), between trees. Significantly
dangerous entertainment is considered
to be walking over the rocks of rocks
or among the skyscrapers at the height
of the meters when you need to
overcome the height.
UNDERWATER HOCKEY

 To be quite honest, this seems like it

would be really hard. It is just as you’d
expect, ice hockey being played
underwater. All the rules are the same
with one exception, the hockey sticks
are far smaller than an ice hockey stick
and the puck is metal.
BED RACING

 This sport is a favorite of

Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
Teams of six with one athlete
laying on the bed race their bed-
like contraptions around the
course. The bed must be able to
travel on four wheels, be able to
float, and have decorations for
the year’s theme.
STREET LUGE

 Racers lay flat on a retro-fitted

skateboard luge and bomb paved
roads down steep declines.
Competitors wear leather abrasion
suits and gloves to avoid road rash,
and are typically wearing racing
helmets and thick-soled shoes
doubling as their brakes.
FIERLJEPPEN

 A jump consists of a sprint to the

pole , jumping and grabbing it, then
climbing to the top of the pole while
trying to control its forward and
lateral movements over a body of
water, and finishing by landing on a
sand bed opposite to the starting
point.
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