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- Totem_tennis abstract "Totem tennis (also known as swingball) is a game usually played by children. It has a pole, called the totem, with a ball on a string attached to it. Players use small tennis racquet made out of plastic to hit the ball around the pole. The pole has at the bottom a spike and foot paddles to push it into the ground. The pole also has strong wire coiled around its top, and a free spinning bearing; the ball and string can be attached to either. The free spinning bearing allows players to hit the ball in any direction according to their need; the coil allows them to compete. The competitors hit the ball in a direction to make it go up or down the coil; the winner is the person who gets the ball to their end of the coil, top or bottom.A Guinness World Record attempt for the most people playing Totem Tennis simultaneously occurred on the December 3, 2006 at Lake Parramatta, Sydney, Australia. The event was hosted by Totem Circle (now known as GYRATE)–an advertising and events company. The event was staged to mark the launch of the company. In total, 108 players smashed their way to a world record.".
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- Totem_tennis subject Category:Ball_games.
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- Totem_tennis comment "Totem tennis (also known as swingball) is a game usually played by children. It has a pole, called the totem, with a ball on a string attached to it. Players use small tennis racquet made out of plastic to hit the ball around the pole. The pole has at the bottom a spike and foot paddles to push it into the ground. The pole also has strong wire coiled around its top, and a free spinning bearing; the ball and string can be attached to either.".
- Totem_tennis label "Totem tennis".
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