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Sports of Iceland

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Originating in Iceland

Sports whose history and codification began here.

Combat Sports
🇮🇸regional

Glíma

From Iceland

The national wrestling of Iceland — trip and lift your opponent using leather belt grips.

1 per teamIndividualindoor
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Board Games
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Hnefatafl

From Iceland

The most famous Tafl game — 'King's Table' — the strategy game of the Viking world.

2–2Individualindoor
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Strength Sports
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Strongman

From Iceland

Strength sport of moving huge unconventional weights — atlas stones, log press, deadlifts and yoke walks.

1 per teamIndividualoutdoor
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Widely played in Iceland

Ball Sports Olympic
🇩🇰global

Handball

From Denmark

7-a-side indoor team sport where players pass, dribble and throw a small ball, trying to score goals into a 3-metre-wide goal — fast, physical and continuous.

7 per teamTeamindoor
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Winter Sports
🇨🇦regional

Snowmobiling

From Canada

Motorized winter sport — riders race snowmobiles at 100+ km/h on snow tracks with jumps, moguls, banked turns. Disciplines include snocross (motocross-style), cross-country, hillclimb, freestyle, drag racing, ice racing. X Games staple since 1998; huge in Scandinavia, Russia, Canada, USA.

1–30Individualoutdoor
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