As part of our family sports day we would like to introduce another family event.
Introducing the The Six-Legged Pentathlon as seen on Squid Game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je4tiUokSDY (no blood)
Rules of the Six-Legged Pentathlon:
Introducing the The Six-Legged Pentathlon as seen on Squid Game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je4tiUokSDY (no blood)
Rules of the Six-Legged Pentathlon:
- The Structure:
Teams of 5 players are tied together, requiring intense coordination to move between stations.
- The Mini-Games:
The pentathlon consists of five specific games that require precision and skill:
- Ddakji (DG): Flipping a folded paper tile.
- Flying Stone (Biseokchigi): Throwing a stone to hit targets.
- Gonggi: A Korean variant of jacks, picking up pieces while throwing one in the air.
- Spinning Top (Paengi): Launching and spinning a top.
- Jegi-chagi: Kicking a small, weighted object multiple times without it hitting the ground.
The Goal: The quickest team to complete their assigned mini-games and cross the finish line before time expires win.
Teams that don't finish in time will be executed (not really) by water gun.
Each team must have a minimum of the following
1. One adult family member
2. Two child family members
Each team is only permitted a maximum of the following
1. Two non-family members (ringers)
2. Two adult family members
Teams with a grand parent included can skip one of the 5 tasks.
