Examining the advantage of throwing first with data. Third in a series of three posts. From the Des Moines Kubb blog archive.

Examining the advantage of throwing first with data. Second in a series of three posts. From the Des Moines Kubb blog archive.

Examining the advantage of throwing first with data. First in a series of three posts. From the Des Moines Kubb blog archive.

An in-depth look at the kubb raising phase of the game. From the Des Moines Kubb blog archive.

When two kubbs only have one in-bounds footprint, but they overlap with each other, it’s a kubbadox. From the Des Moines Kubb Archive.

Why aren’t kubbs split the same way batons are amongst all players on the team? From the Des Moines Kubb archive.