Sunday, January 24, 2010

SUMO WRESTLING

Wrestling is a popular sport that dates back many thousands of years.
Sumo wrestling's popularity quickly spread, becoming a more public and widespread event. Matches were usually brutal, the loser often expected to forfeit his life. By the 7th century Sumo had fallen under the protection of the warring Shogunite regime and was largely banned as a public spectacle.
Only the samurai, or warrior class, were allowed to practice it as part of their military training.The basic rules of sumo are simple: the wrestler who first touches the ground with anything besides the soles of his feet, or who leaves the ring before his opponent, loses. Fights take place on an elevated ring, called a "dohyo", which is made of clay and covered in a layer of sand. The fights themselves usually last only a few seconds, or in rare cases, about a minute.

JELLO WRESTLING

What is Jello Wrestling?
Basically it is a container like a wading pool filled with jelly and two or more people wrestle in it.
Jello wrestling is as fun to watch as it is to participate in. Hosting an event can make a great fundraiser or make an otherwise ordinary get-together anything but. Sure, it involves a great deal of mess, but some see that as the hallmark of any great party.Jello Wrestling is a very fun thing to watch but girls think twice before volunteering to hold an event as you get to clean up the mess. Another quick tip - girls unless you want to bare all, wear a tight fitting T shirt or top as it is sooo slippery.