Are you good at sports? Which one(s)? Which is your favorite sport to play? And to watch? Why? Which is your favorite sport to play? And to watch?

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Are you good at sports? Which one(s)? Which is your favorite sport to play? And to watch? Why? Which is your favorite sport to play? And to watch? Why?

Bossaball is played on a specially designed inflatable court with a circular trampoline on each side of a net. It is a ball game between two teams, each consisting of 3 to 5 players. The sport was invented in Belgium.

The sport alternates between games of chess and boxing. A Chess Boxing match between two individuals lasts up to eleven rounds, starting with a four minute chess round and followed by two minutes of boxing.

People who play this unusual sport go to extreme places (extreme altitude, underwater, hanging from cliffs, on top of vehicles) and iron clothes. They also photograph themselves doing it.

It is a combination of juggling and jogging. The rules for the sport are simple too – the competitors must juggle while running, and if an object is dropped, the joggler must return and continue from the point where the object fell.

J.K Rowling invented the sport for her “Harry Potter” books. Without the help of magic there were a few modifications required to the rules: there's no actual flying involved - players hold brooms between their legs and throw balls through round hoops.

The Finnish Wife Carrying Festival is held annually in early July, and requires a man to negotiate a m course while carrying their wife on their back.

Conversation Which of these weird sports would you most like to try? Why? Why do you think these sports were invented?

Conversation Is there a sport you would like to try, but never had the opportunity? Is there a sport you will never play again? Why? What sports should receive more media coverage, in your opinion?

Slide 5 | Elicit from students the kinds of sports they can see on the screen. Click to reveal answers. Ask sts what kind of sport they like the most. Slide 6 | Tell students they are going to play a game. Divide students into small groups. They will have one minute to remember as many sports of each kind as possible. Move on to slide 7 and click to reveal some suggestions. If the sport on the screen is also on the students’ list, they receive 1 point. If they wrote down a sport that is not on the board, they receive 2 points. Slides | Tell students they are going to see weird sports. They are the result of a mix of two other sports. Refer students to the images on the slide. Elicit from them the names of the items on the board. Click to reveal answers. Allow students some time to think about the result of the mix. Click on the image to open a video link to illustrate the sport (play only some seconds of each video so as not to tire sts). Repeat procedure for the following slides. Slide 25 | Have students design their own weird sport. Encourage students to compare their ideas and vote on the best ones.

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