Tug of War International Federation facts for kids
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| Type | Sport |
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| Headquarters | Orfordville, Wisconsin, United States |
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Membership
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72 countries |
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President
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Anton Rabe (Paarl, South Africa) |
The Tug of War International Federation (TWIF) is the main group that manages the sport of tug of war around the world. Think of it as the boss for all things tug of war!
What is TWIF?
TWIF stands for the Tug of War International Federation. It is a big organization that helps make sure the sport of tug of war is played fairly and consistently everywhere. Its main office is in Orfordville, Wisconsin, in the United States.
What Does TWIF Do?
TWIF has a very important job. It sets the rules for tug of war competitions. This means that whether you are playing in one country or another, the game will be the same. They also organize big events, like world championships, where teams from all over the globe can compete.
Right now, 72 different countries are part of TWIF. This shows how popular tug of war is around the world! The current president, Anton Rabe, helps lead the organization from South Africa.
Tug of War: A Quick Look
Tug of war is a team sport where two teams pull on opposite ends of a rope. The goal is to pull the other team a certain distance across a line. It takes a lot of strength, teamwork, and strategy to win!
See also
In Spanish: Federación Internacional de Sogatira para niños
