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<h1>Extreme Ironing</h1>
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<p>Extreme ironing (also called EI) is an extreme sport in which people take ironing boards to remote
locations and iron items of clothing. </p>
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<h1>Extrem Iorning</h1>
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Extreme ironing was invented in 1997 in Leicester, England, by resident Phil Shaw in his back garden.[2]
Shaw
came home
from what he recalls as a hard day in a Leicester knitwear factory.[7] Shaw had a number of chores to do,
including
ironing. Preferring the idea of an evening out rock climbing, he decided to combine the two activities into
a
new
extreme sport. In June 1999, Shaw, who uses the nickname "Steam", embarked on an international tour to
promote
the
activity. The stops included the United States, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. An encounter
with
German
tourists in New Zealand led to the formation of a group called "Extreme Ironing International", and the
German
Extreme
Ironing Section or GEIS.[citation needed] This has yet to popularize in North America.
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As extreme ironing has branched off, the conditions can gain in extreme activity. For example, a branch of
ironing has
been developed that includes both bungee jumping and well-pressed clothing. Bungee ironing is what some
would call the
ultimate in the thrill of extreme ironing.[8]
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The first competition for extreme ironing took place in Germany in 2002. Eighty teams competed in an
obstacle
course in
which the competitors had to iron different articles of clothing in different dangerous settings. These
settings
included hanging from a tree, scaling a wall, and climbing under the hood of a car. A common misconception
would
be that
competitors are scored only on how dangerous the location of their ironing is. But, the most significant
part of
scoring
is actually how many wrinkles are left on the clothing and how the competitor chooses to iron the clothes.
Competitors
are scored for the quality of the pressing, style, and speed. Quality of the pressing counts for half of the
points
scored.
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