Meanwhile, their partner had to hold a large, heavy block of ice. The hockey-playing team member could only attempt to shoot goals while their partner held the block of ice off the floor. If they dropped it, the one playing hockey had to stop. When two goals were scored, they would receive their next clue. They would then vote for the team they wished to U-Turn. At the Dohány Street Synagogue, teams had to convince five people to wear a beard and imitate Theodor Herzl by leaning on a fence, mimicking a famous photo of Herzl's, and saying his famous phrase, "Im Tirzu Ein Zo Agada". After each team photographed five people doing this, they received their next clue. At Elisabeth Bridge, teams had to count the number of posts on the bridge and then use the number obtained (2,377) to open a four digit combination lock on a box containing their next clue. Leg 3 (Hungary → Bosnia and Herzegovina → Croatia) Airdates: 13 & 15 November 2011 Budapest (Budapest-Déli Railway Terminal) to Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo Main Railway Station) Sarajevo (Gavrilo Princip Bridge) Sarajevo (Old Town Square) Jahorina (Hotel Termag) (Overnight Rest) Jahorina (Jahorina Ski Resort) Mostar (Stari Most) Dubrovnik, Croatia (Sport Center) Dubrovnik (Gradska Kavana) Dubrovnik (Walls of Dubrovnik) Dubrovnik (Lady Pi-Pi Statue) Dubrovnik (Walls of Dubrovnik – Minčeta Tower) For this leg's Double Battle, two teams played musical chairs with each other and local residents. The last team with a team member remaining in the game would receive their next clue while the team that lost had to wait for the next team. The team that lost the final Double Battle had to wait out a 15-minute penalty. In this leg's Roadblock, one team member had to strip down to their swimsuit, put on skis, and be towed through a slalom course behind a snowmobile. When they reached the end without falling, they had to let go of their tow rope and coast through the finish line to receive their next clue. This leg's Detour was a choice between כדורגל (Kaduregel – Soccer) or כדורסל (Kadursal – Basketball). In Soccer, one team member had to kick a soccer ball through three targets while their partner, dressed as a cheerleader, cheered them on. When the first member scored three goals, they would switch roles. Once both members scored three goals, they would receive their next clue.