Okay, okay turning a game into chores may not be everyone's idea of fun, but it sure makes doing chores more enjoyable, especially for kids who need a little extra push to get the Saturday morning cleaning done. Maybe you'll get lucky and pull the five push-up block, or maybe you'll get stuck with the 20 push-up block! This hack is fun for all ages, and can be modified depending on the players in the group.
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Feel free to repeat activities, too, in varying increments. Think: high knees, burpees, push-ups, jumping jacks, you name it. If you're looking for a game that gets everyone out of their seats, try writing an exercise on each Jenga block. Chances are, you won't get through the rest of the game without laughing. For additional fun, add asterisks to certain blocks to indicate every person in the group has to participate. Write anything on the blocks from crab walking around the room, to singing the alphabet backwards, to thumb wrestling the player to your right. This twist on the classic Jenga game is a little more interactive, and perfect for family game night.
Try them out at your next party, family game night, or the next night you play Jenga! What new games can you make with things written on Jenga blocks? Action Jenga Below are a few twists on the classic game. Those little wooden blocks are blank canvases, ready for anyone to paint (sometimes literally) their next idea onto. The Battle of the Businesses will return in September 2019.Apart from a fun and tense game of physical strategy and maneuvering on its own, Jenga is perhaps the world's most hack-able game. The Battle was sponsored by Bluecross BlueShield of Western New York, Greater Chautauqua Federal Credit Union and Eventz by Scott. Second and third place went to Matco Tools’ Beau Trask and Tirrell McIntire for their comedy show routine and Stuart/SKM’s Monica Buck as she sang “Over the Rainbow” while playing her ukulele.ĭuring the awards ceremony, the annual Battle sportsmanship and team spirit award was given to Jamestown Mattress of Jamestown.Īnn Johnson of Bush Industries was honored with the team captain award for her commitment to the Y Battle and her team over the years. In the Small Division, GCFCU/Chautauqua Suites’ Jamie Lee sang “This is Me” to capture 100 first-place points. UPMC Chautauqua’s Kyle Jordan played saxophone to Louis Armstrong’s “What a Wonderful Life” for second place followed by Holly Weston singing “The Wizard and I” of Bush Industries in third. This year’s talent show competition gave 17 teams one last chance to earn a few additional points which definitely helped Jamestown Mattress in tying for first with their push-up dollar pitch back to the Y.įor the Large Division, The Resource Center came in first place again as Angel Rodriguez performed his Big White Room act. GCFCU/Chautauqua Suites raced the clock in third place (10:53). Stuart Tool/SKM finished right after with a time of 10:40 with Monica Buck, George Watkins, Amber Bendelewski and Jackson Graham. Representing the Small Division, winners were Jamestown Mattress teammates Lindsay Russell, Aubrey Russell, Justin Fardink and team captain Aaron Pullan (9:24). The Chautauqua Center placed second (8:39) and Cummins came in third (9:10). Jamestown BPU, sporting their purple tees, led the Sur “Y”vor relay race in the Large Division with teammates Ashley Ribaudo, Todd Hoaglund, Zach Haller and Christy Cufild, finishing with an impressive time of 8:03. The Sur “Y”vor team race this year had five timed components - a three-legged race, old school sack race, table ball balance, balloon cup walk and the popular giant Jenga game. Jamestown BPU placed third.įor the Small Division, Jamestown Mattress’ Dustin Dudenhoeffer and Doug Lindgren ran the corn hole boards defeating second-place finisher Jamestown Up Close. In the bean bag toss, SKF Aeroengine’s duo Jonathan Bellardo and Joe Sienicki dominated the Large Division court knocking out runnerup Falconer. Matco Tools (6:36.75) and Stuart Tool/SKM (6:57.38) finished in second and third place, respectively. In the Small Division aquatic event, JBA’s paddlers Kurt Gustafson, Jeff Shevlin and Kristin Lee Yaw claimed the first place title finishing in 6:30.47. Chautauqua County Government (7:05.85) and Jamestown BPU (7:06.28) received second and third place. In terms of overall race scores, the Large Division teams of Falconer, Bush Industries and SKF Aeroengine captured first, second and third places, respectively, while JBA/City Court, Stuart Tool/SKM and GA Family Services at Lutheran took the same places in the Small Division.Īt Midway State Park, Falconer’s team captain Nick Spry, Rob Thompson and Dan Krenzer won the Large Division kayak and canoe paddling event with the fastest time of 5:51.67. JBA/City Court’s Jeff Shevlin (13:09) crossed the finish line first followed by top female placer Ashley Pullan (16:00) of GA Family Services at Lutheran in the Small Division.
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