Categories

• Aunt_Sally(6)
• Dodgeball(8)
• Jumping Stilts(17)
• Kickball(15)
• Pogo(2)
• Slamball(1)

Also See

• Outdoor and Yard Games(13)
• Yard, Deck, and Table Games(133)
• Yard, Deck, and Table Games(35)

Sites

• Asphip--http://www.asphip.com
  Features photographs and video to explain the concept and rules of this new sport from Japan. [Japanese and English]
• Crossball--http://www.freewebs.com/crossball/
  The site describes how to play crossball. Crossball is the combination of lacrosse and baseball. It is played on a baseball diamond.
• Flair Bartenders Association--http://www.barflair.org/
  The FBA promotes visually dramatic bartending as a sport by hosting competitions and providing rules/assistance to help foster new participants.
• Freeze Tag Basketball--http://freezetagbasketball.tripod.com/
  A form of basketball where select players can "freeze" other players. Includes a listing of rules and biographical information about the creators.
• IKSA - International Kicksled and Scooter Association--http://www.iksaworld.com/
  Governing body for kicksled sports offers events calendar, including European events and World Cup, rules and regulations, photo gallery, FAQs, and contacts.
• International Slaughterball Federation--http://iwarson.com/isf/
  Results, pictures and music from the world championships.
• Kegball.com--http://www.kegball.com
  It is played like kickball except with a keg on second base. Players drink beer at all times while on base. About the founders, pictures, and rules.
• Kicksled Primer--http://www.potku.fi/kepopas/kepopas_eng.htm
  Introduction to the sport with history, sled models, photos, and technique. Summer kicking devices also included.
• Legball--http://www.legball.com/
  A non-contact, deflective one-on-one competition against a wall or a net. Includes rules, scoring, history, playing tips,
• Wikipedia: Peteca--http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peteca
  A form of "hand shuttlecock" indigenous to Brazil and is played in a fashion similar to badminton. History of the sport, rules, equipment, and links.
• World Dowling Association--http://www.angelfire.com/pa5/dowling/
  A stick game for two players, requiring a 400 foot track. Rules, terminology, league, standings, and history.
• World Sport Stacking Association--http://www.worldsportstackingassociation.org/
  Participants stack and unstack 12 specially designed plastic cups in pre-determined sequences. This organization promotes the standardization and advancement of the sport worldwide. Includes news, rules, event list, records, results, and related links.