Colpbol (Hand Volley Soccer)
Colpbol: a Spanish team game where the ball is struck with the hands (like volleyball) and can't be held. Teams pass by hitting and score in a goal.
How to play
- Explain: no holding the ball, only hitting with hands or arms; the same player can't hit twice in a row.
- Practice hitting passes in pairs.
- Play 5-vs-5 with small goals.
- Rotate teams.
Rules
- No holding the ball.
- No contact.
- No consecutive touches by the same player.
Variations
Easier
One bounce allowed.
Standard
Standard rules.
Harder
Everyone must touch the ball before scoring.
Adaptations
- Limited mobility: protected zone.
- Soft ball.
Learning goals
- Learn an inclusive team sport.
- Develop striking skills.
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