People pull a 100-meter rice straw rope along a stream in Cheongdo, North Gyeongsang Province, southeastern South Korea, on Feb. 12, 2025. The tug-of-war, known as "doju juldanggigi," is part of ...

Pull by pull ... Upon reaching the summit, the ropes were ceremonially linked by a large pin. Historically, the Gijisi Tug-of-War represented a symbolic contest between highland and lowland ...

“Don’t let go of the rope.” “Grip it but don’t rip it.” “Tug then chug.” “Yank it, y’all.” “Vulcan has a lot of pull in this town.” Has team co-ed tug-of-war Germany ...

Lots of tension in the rope and things go bad if it breaks ... An article titled "Last Games appearance for tug of war" was published on the official website of the Olympic Games.

A bodybuilder's tug of war against a lioness goes viral as he struggles to pull the rope while it effortlessly holds on. A lioness became the unusual contender to a bodybuilder in a tug of war ...

It's a test of strength and teamwork for a very worthy cause. Teams will grab a rope and play the ultimate tug-of-war game, pulling 20-ton fire trucks. In addition to the main event, there's a ...

“I don’t think you can actually pull a hooked eel out as long as it ... keep the line taut – like in a tug-of-war – and wait for the eel to tire out. Once exhausted, it can be pulled ...

The black polyester combo rope that will be used in the Border Battle Tug of War is 300 feet long ... Participants can pick their team and pull with friends. Groups of people who want to pull ...