Bossaball

Bossaball , a kind of adventure sport which seems to be inspired by games like volleyball, gymnastics, capoeira and football together, brings music and sports together. The game is played with a net dividing two courts and the opposing two teams take their positions on two sides of the net. The teams can comprise of three to five players and the main object of the teams is to score more points than their opponents. The points are scored by grounding the ball in the opponent's court. Before passing it to the opponent's court, the ball can be contacted a maximum of twenty two times. If a team is successful in grounding the ball on the inflatable, they are awarded one point while a successful grounding on the trampolines is worth three points. To play the game, the Bossaball players can touch the ball with any part of their body and send it to the opponent's side. The referring is done by the samba referees having a whistle, a microphone, percussion instruments and a disc jockey .

Bossaball, a mixture of football, volleyball, gymnastics and capoeira, is played between two teams on a court made of inflatable and trampolines . These help the players to raise high to smash a ball to the opponent's court. The game is quite a modern one and does not have a long history.

The sport of Bossaball is popular among the fun-loving youth of modern times. The sport is spreading across the globe very fast and is already very popular in a number of countries around the world.