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Sack race
  Sachs Race is an internationally famous race game where participants have to put their legs in empty bags that reach just below their hips. They have to reach their goal by pulling up their bags with both hands and running in hopping races.

History of Sox racing games
  The game has existed since the Dutch colonial period, but it is not known exactly who made it and when. In the past, the game was played by children aged 6-12 before adults participated in the game.

What are the rules of the Sox race?
  Each person should put two feet in the bag, and always put at least one hand on the bag. On the target, participants start hopping toward the marked point, tagging the next person on their team. Then, the next person enters the bag and repeats the course. The first team to complete the course wins.

What are the benefits of Sox racing?
  Benefits. This activity will be a challenge to encourage your child to explore different ways of moving and balancing. It is a great exercise for everyone involved, and it will promote discussion of distance, speed, and time, bringing a lot of mathematical language to a child's play.

How does the Sox race go?
  Creates a start line and an end line with a string. Stand in the bag and hold the top of the bag. When a player shouts GO! If you jump as fast as you can to the finish line, you win first.

  A bag race is a fun game in which participants race with their legs inside a bag or pillowcase. The race can be held at various distances or in relay form. The first person or team to cross the finish line is the winner.