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Episode 5: Mongolian Wrestling
Premieres Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT
The athletes stay in a small community of nomads in the far west of Mongolia. They are to take part in a local Naadam, the greatest of all Mongolian sporting and cultural events. The men are put to the test, living as Mongolian nomads, where relentless training for a professional wrestling tournament is broken only by some of the unpleasant tasks involved in managing a herd of goats.

Episode 6: Trobriand Cricket
Premieres Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. ET/PT
The athletes land on the island of Kiriwina during the heart of the Mila Mala, the local harvest festival. As part of the festival they have been invited to play in a huge tribal "cricket" match between two rival villages. The English game of cricket was brought to the island by missionaries, but the islanders now play very much by their own rules. Living with Pacific Islanders at festival time to take part in a game of cricket doesn't sound so bad. But the competitors soon discover that this isn't cricket as we know it, but instead a game of taunts, intimidation, magic and war.

Episode 7: Senegalese Wrestling
Premieres Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. ET/PT
The athletes travel to Senegal to take on the locals at their national sport — wrestling. The six men are thrown into a wrestling boot camp in a Senegalese village, where their aim is to compete with the locals. Only two athletes are permitted to take part in open competition with neighboring villages. But first they have to avoid serious injury — something easier said than done.

Episode 8: Sepik Canoe Racing
Premieres Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. ET/PT
Living with the Sepik, a jungle tribe of Papua New Guinea, the men compete in the biggest canoe race of the year. But to succeed, they also have to learn to sleep in snake-ridden shelters and survive crocodile-infested waters.