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Unspunnen is one of the traditional Swiss sports, which involves throwing a stone weighing 83.5 kilograms.
The original stone was stolen in 1984 by the Belier group, which fought to disconnect the entire Canton of Jura from Bern. However, this did not discourage fans of this unusual sport and they found a new stone.

In 2004 Markus Maire from Plaffeien (FR) meters set an “all-time record”, he pushed the stone 4.11 meters away.

The novice player lays a “balichuk” peg on the bricks, pushing the “anayagach” stick from below, lifting it, sharply hits the balichuk. The second team immediately runs in the direction of the flying peg in order to catch it in a skullcap or hat. And if they catch the balichuk, then the second team starts playing the game. And if they do not catch the balichuk, then the player continues the game from the place where the balichuk fell. Again they put two bricks, put a balichuk on it and again hit it with a yagach. When hitting a brick, the other team continues the game, then, throwing up a balichuk three times, hits it, and if at this moment the second team still catches the balichuk, then the first team is considered the loser.