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Aizkolaritza [ais̻ˈkolaɾiˌts̻a] is the
Basque name for a type of wood-chopping competition. They are a po****r form of
herri kirol (rural sport) in the...
- Festival,
which has
demonstrations of harri-jasotzaileak (stone heaving),
aizkolaritza (lumberjack skills), and
Basque pelota (more
widely known in the Americas...
- time, precision,
elegance and productivity.
Rural Basque sports include Aizkolaritza (wood chopping), Harri-jasotzaileak (stone lifting), Idi
probak (leading...
- Jeopardy! Jump rope
Double Dutch Lawn
mower racing Lumberjack sports Aizkolaritza Axe
throwing Logrolling Wood
chopping Wood
splitting Marching Marching...
- sokatira: tug-of-war. harri-jasotzea: stone-lifting, from
quarry works.
aizkolaritza and trontzalaritza: wood-chopping and log sawing. sega jokoa: cutting...
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Australia is the
Australian Axemen's ****ociation. The
sport is
called aizkolaritza in
Basque from
aizkolari 'woodchopper'. The
sport is very po****r and...
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Lumberjack sports Events Aizkolaritza (Basque) Axe
throwing Bucking Caber toss (Scotland)
Felling cut
Limbing Logrolling Pole
climbing Sawing bow...
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Lumberjack sports Events Aizkolaritza (Basque) Axe
throwing Bucking Caber toss (Scotland)
Felling cut
Limbing Logrolling Pole
climbing Sawing bow...
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started practising Basque rural sports,
known as
Herri Kirolak,
specially aizkolaritza (wood-chopping) and harri-jasotze (stone lifting)
before becoming a professional...
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splitting horizontally or
vertically disposed logs, are
generically called aizkolaritza (from aizkora: axe). In Yorùbá mythology, the oshe (double-headed axe)...
