Archery
Often referred to as "the sport of a lifetime", archery has a fascinating legacy that includes individuals of all backgrounds and ages.
A target will be positioned some 10 metres away from the participants and the aim is to hit the area with highest points.

Tight Rope Crossing
Can you manage to walk the tight rope and collect as many rings as you can which are hanging without falling off?

Gauntlet
Can you picture Richard Gere in the movie 'First Knight' going through the various deadly obstacles in order to get to kiss Julia Ormond?

Can you picture yourself going through the same but less deadly obstacles in order to gain as many points as possible for your team?

Pole Jousting
The Medieval sport of Pole Jousting is back. It is extremely fun and amusing. The contestants use special biffers and blockers to defend and attack their opponent, with the intention of knocking them off the pole.

Catapults
The slingshot, or catapult as it was called in 19th century England, consisted of an elastic band fixed to a forked stick.

To fire the slingshot/catapult, a spherical projectile, such as a stone or lead ball is placed in a leather pouch attached to the middle of the elastic bands. The pouch and the projectile are pinched together, drawn back and released.

Our participants won't throw lead balls at each other but water filled sponges.