For most people the humble cup is just something to drink from. But for eight-year-old Harry Martin, a cup is a vital piece of equipment in his new favourite sport that has helped to banish the blues ...

Super-fast speed stackers at St Peter’s junior school are the swiftest in Thanet and heading for a county showdown. Youngsters at St Peter-in-Thanet Church of England School, Broadstairs, will fly the ...

An Ashford schoolboy is getting his suitcase packed ready for Germany to take part in the World Championships of speed stacking. Zach Locke, ten, has been speed stacking ever since he picked up an ...

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The Junior Chamber International (JCI) North District organized the "2025 Senior Speed Stack Closing Ceremony," introducing sport stacking to help delay cognitive decline in the elderly. Celebrity ...

Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter It's the woozy, internet video-clip which launched a craze and, in turn, a sport. "You have to see it to believe it," says the intro, ...

This challenge is a fun way to improve your hand eye coordination as well as impress your mates. The aim is to smoothly stack a pyramid of cups without knocking them over, and then dismantle your ...

Speed stacking - competitors stack and unstack cups as fast as they can. A 17-year-old from Hertfordshire is flying to South Korea this weekend to take part in the World Sport Stacking Championships.

A nursing home taught pensioners a Speed Stacks game to help improve their brain function. Footage shows the elderly residents practising their agility by stacking cups and making pyramids on tables ...

It's not a sport that most people will play but cup stacking fever has taken over in Tokyo, Japan! Over 100 people aged from four to 83 competed to stack a set of 12 cups in a pyramid in the quickest ...

Originally a globally popular speed sport, speed stacking has recently been scientifically validated for its "low barrier, high benefit" characteristics, making it particularly suitable for seniors.