Traditional Inuit Games are a series of physical competitions that have been practiced by the Inuit people for centuries. These games, often held during festivals and community gatherings, are designed to promote strength, agility, and endurance. They also serve as a way to pass down cultural values and skills necessary for survival in the harsh Arctic environment. Many of these games, such as the Kite Pulling and One-Foot High Kick, mimic activities that were essential for hunting and daily life. Participants often compete in teams or individually, showcasing their abilities while fostering a sense of community and cultural pride among the Inuit people.