Korean women and girls would have traditionally played Neolttwigi, a game of jumping on a seesaw. It seems a paradoxical game because they should propel their competitor into the air higher in order to win the game.
While they are rivals, they are interdependent cooperators because they should harmonize with the rhythms and timing of the competitor. Win-win mindsets to improve their own balance are necessary to win Neolttwigi, which is completely different from Ping-Pong's cutting skill or tennis' serve hard to receive.
Neolttwigi suggests a model for peaceful interdependent 'copetition' (competition and cooperation).
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