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What type of exercise do I need to do before tug-o-war?

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You could run around your house a few times, and stretch your arms and legs.

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Should the strongest player be in front?

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It doesn't matter very much where the strongest player is. I'd say the best place for the strongest player should be the back.

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How do I hold the strap when playing tug of war?

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You can hold it over your shoulder and pull, or you can wrap it around something and pull it.

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Should I use dirt to get a better grip on the rope?

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You can try, but it might not do anything.

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What is the size of the ground space for tug of war?

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It all comes down to how many people are playing. It is best played when in larger areas, like in a field or in a gymnasium.

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Is it better to wear shoes or not?

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It is recommended that you wear shoes. It gives you better grip and helps prevent possible injuries.

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Which powder can I use to hold the rope in tug of war?

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You can use chalk or flour. It gives a better grip for when you pull the rope.

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What height should the rope be kept at while pulling?

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Just above hip level is ideal.

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What are the benefits of tug of war?

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Winning will boost your confidence. Losing teaches you to be resilient. Meanwhile you have fun working as a team with your friends and it's a good workout!

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