Slow cycling

Slow cycling

Physical Individual Outdoor

  • Players: 3 or more
  • Duration: 5 - 15 min
  • Free to play
  • Age: 4+

How to play

A "slow cycling race" is an event where participants compete to cross the finish line in the slowest possible time. Unlike traditional bike races where speed is crucial, in a slow cycling race, the goal is to maintain the slowest pace without coming to a complete stop.

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