What Is Leg Wrestle

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Three of the games the Inuit people played are called Leg Wrestle,1 foot high kick and knuckle hop and the third game is called Leg wrestle. This game is played by having two people lay on their backs and then hook their arms and one player tries to stand up and the other player sits down. Another game they played is called knuckle hop in this game each player start in a push-up position but instead of happy being palm down, they have their knuckle on the ground and tried hop as far as possible the last game I want to tell you about is called 1 foot high kick you have to jump and kick up hanging target and then land on the chicken I think all the games would be painful to

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