Each athlete will be allowed three jumps. The winner is the athlete who jumps the farthest. This game was also used by the hunter to develop quick movements and success in jumping from ice floe to ice floe, as well as developing leg muscles needed to lift heavy game off the ground and carry it back to the village. Once the balance has been attained he will reach out with one hand in an attempt to touch a suspended ball. At the same time he will bring the free hand back down to the floor before any other part of his body touches the floor.
Control is stressed.
The height of the suspended ball will begin at 34 inches for girls and 44 inches for boys. Three attempts at each height will be given to each athlete. The ball will be raised at two inch increments and reduced to one inch increments when three competitors remain. The winner is the athlete who touches the ball at the highest elevation. This game tests the control of one's body and basic balance and endurance used in hunting.