Pole throwing
Caber tossing is a traditional heavy-event activity using a large wooden pole.
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Caber tossing is a traditional heavy-event activity using a large wooden pole.
Explore this ideaHigh jump, long jump and pole vault are different athletics events with specialised practice areas.
Explore this ideaMotorsport experiences can mean spectating, simulator sessions or supervised driving on a circuit.
Explore this ideaAn unfamiliar sport is easier to choose when you compare how it feels to take part.
Explore this ideaRhönrad, or wheel gymnastics, uses a large gymnastic wheel.
Explore this ideaCycling clubs may focus on road rides, track sessions, skills or social outings.
Explore this ideaClimbing can mean bouldering, roped indoor climbing or outdoor rock climbing.
Explore this ideaRoller skating and inline skating combine balance, turning and controlled movement.
Explore this ideaRoller derby brings skating and a team track game together.
Explore this ideaRoller skating and inline skating combine balance, turning and controlled movement.
Explore this ideaRunning groups range from introductory run-walk sessions to sprint training and marathon preparation.
Explore this ideaRunning groups range from introductory run-walk sessions to sprint training and marathon preparation.
Explore this ideaTarget shooting includes several distinct disciplines using different equipment.
Explore this ideaTarget shooting includes several distinct disciplines using different equipment.
Explore this ideaAthletics throwing events use different implements: discus, hammer, javelin and shot each has its own technique.
Explore this ideaSkateboarding can involve street-style features, ramps or simply learning to roll and turn.
Explore this ideaSkateboarding can involve street-style features, ramps or simply learning to roll and turn.
Explore this ideaSkateboarding can involve street-style features, ramps or simply learning to roll and turn.
Explore this ideaSkateboarding can involve street-style features, ramps or simply learning to roll and turn.
Explore this ideaSkating tracks provide a defined circuit for skating rather than a street route.
Explore this ideaRoller skating and inline skating combine balance, turning and controlled movement.
Explore this ideaSkating tracks provide a defined circuit for skating rather than a street route.
Explore this ideaClay target shooting is a precision sport offered at designated shooting grounds.
Explore this ideaSkydiving experiences can involve a tandem jump or a training programme.
Explore this ideaSpearfishing combines underwater activity with fishing rules and specialised equipment.
Explore this ideaFishing can be a quiet individual outing, a club activity or a guided session.
Explore this ideaRunning groups range from introductory run-walk sessions to sprint training and marathon preparation.
Explore this ideaHurdles and steeplechase add obstacles to track running but use different event formats.
Explore this ideaThe word step can mean a fitness class, scooter-style movement or another local activity.
Explore this ideaThe word step can mean a fitness class, scooter-style movement or another local activity.
Explore this ideaSurvival running combines running with obstacles such as climbing and hanging features.
Explore this ideaCycling clubs may focus on road rides, track sessions, skills or social outings.
Explore this ideaTrials riding can involve a bicycle or a motorcycle and focuses on negotiating obstacles.
Explore this ideaTrials riding can involve a bicycle or a motorcycle and focuses on negotiating obstacles.
Explore this ideaDuathlon combines running and cycling; triathlon adds swimming.
Explore this ideaDuathlon combines running and cycling; triathlon adds swimming.
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