When we think of the Olympics, we see sprinters rushing down the track, swimmers gliding through the water, and dancers performing feats of gravity defying feats. However, tug of war is an intriguing and frequently overlooked aspect of Olympic history. Yes, you read that correctly. At the Olympics, there was a tug-of-war competition. This ultimate test of power, preparation, and coordination took place on the grandest sports stage of all from 1900 to 1920.
