Tug-of-war is a sport in which both sides wrestle at one end of each rope, which is a traditional sport in China. Tug of war has a long history in China. Tug-of-war activities existed as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but it was not called tug-of-war at that time, but called "hook strength" or "pull hook", which later evolved into a popular "hook play" in Jingchu area. Key points of tug-of-war competition:

The heavy man stood in the back. The person who pulls the rope last must be as fat as possible (of course, he must be strong). He should squat down and have a low center of gravity, which is not easy to be pulled away.

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No, everyone can shout together or with the cheerleaders, but they must be neat. It needs rhythmic pulling to be effective.

People's center of gravity should be in the back, that is, feet in front and body in front. Don't pull with your hands, use your body weight.

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