Op Skou, Episode 4

Dogs are more than pets for some people. In this pilot episode, the world of dog shows is explored, where canine pets become athletes or models.

For centuries, pigeons were used as messengers, but in modern day they have a different purpose: to participate in the extraordinary sport of pigeon racing.

After cosplay became a Japanese phenomenon in the 1980s, this colourful hobby became an international subculture with its own competitions, some of which take place right here in SA.

The fitness community is large, but a small percentage of South Africans take it to the next level as they work to put their physiques on show by bodybuilding.

Although horses are no longer used in wars, talented riders still use them to participate in an age-old military sport: tent pegging.

From a waltz and a rumba, to a cha-cha and samba, unique dancing couples participate in elegant dance competitions.

Speed enthusiasts across the country take their super-charged cars to the racetrack as they participate in drag racing.

Beauty pageants are mostly reserved for adult participants, but a group of children from Upington decided to take to the stage to strut their stuff.