Bocce: Precision rolling - From Roman Rocks to 1951 Genoa: How Italy Weaponized Lawn Rolling

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Bocce: Precision rolling - From Roman Rocks to 1951 Genoa: How Italy Weaponized Lawn Rolling

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Host Ollie explores bocce's epic journey from ancient Roman soldiers to the 1951 World Championships in post-war Genoa. Discover how Italian immigrants carried this precision game worldwide, why Nonnas are tactical geniuses, and how a 2,000-year-old sport became a cultural institution requiring patience, touch, and intention.

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