Camel Wrestling is described as "gentle" and "bloodless." However, spectators are cautioned about "flying camel saliva." Wear a raincoat.
When you think of Irish Hurling, you probably conjure an unpleasant scene in the wee hours after a Saint Patrick's Day parade. A lot you know… This ancient hockey-like Gaelic sport dates back 2,000 years!
Speaking of hurling...how about climbing inside of a giant inflatable ball—a "zorb" to be specific—then rolling over hill and dale! It's called Zorbing, and the sport's creators claim that even with over 1,000,000 "Zorbonauts" so far, not one has lost their lunch. Top that, NASA!
Add an inflatable playing surface and built-in trampolines to a volleyball court and you get Bossaball, where even shorties can slam a monster spike (before gravity steals the show). If that sounds too tame, then how about a game of Elephant Polo (point deductions for being stepped on)! Sepak Takraw is like hackey-sack with a net between two teams—as if it isn't hard enough to keep a ball in the air with your foot!
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