This game's origin is traced back to successful hunters carrying game back to their villages. The hunters had to develop strength and endurance to carry the game over long distances. The athlete begins by jumping both feet at the same time with a landing on one foot. This is followed by another jump crossing feet in mid-jump, landing on the free foot. Next, jump from this position, landing solid on both feet without leaning forward or backward.
Continuous movement is required throughout.
The athlete with the longest attempt wins. This game developed during seal and walrus hunts, where the hunter had to develop balance and quick reflexes in order to jump from one ice floe to another, as the ice was shifting in the water. His right foot is on the floor. His left hand is on the floor behind his body for balance. His right hand grasps his left toes.