ATHLETES OF LAKELAND

The video explores the rich sporting tradition at Grasmere, set in the Westmoreland-Cumberland border. It highlights various events like Lakeland wrestling, the Guides Race, and the Hound Trail, emphasizing their cultural significance and the competitive spirit involved. The events reflect local life, with participants vying for monetary prizes and honor.

What is the historical significance of the Grasmere arena?

• It is a new sporting center.

• It has been a major sporting center for over a hundred years.

• It is known for hosting international events.

• It is primarily used for concerts.

What aspect of Lakeland wrestling is highlighted among younger competitors?

• Their focus on strength training.

• Their use of modern techniques.

• Their eye for a pretty stitch.

• Their ability to perform acrobatics.

What is the main challenge of the Guides Race?

• Climbing to the top of Butter Crag and back.

• Swimming across a lake.

• Running a marathon.

• Cycling through the hills.

What incentives are used in the Hound Trail?

• Chocolate and sweets.

• Fresh meat and bones.

• Aniseed, paraffin, and oil.

• Gold and silver coins.

What is the top prize for the winner of the Hound Trail?

• A trophy.

• A new car.

• £50.

• A holiday trip.