Bossaball History
Bossaball is a team sport that originated in Spain and was conceived by the Belgian Filip Eyckmans in the year 2005. Bossaball is a two-team soccer game, combining volleyball, soccer, and gymnastics with music in one sport. It is played on an inflatable playground with a trampoline on each side of the net. Trampoline allows players to bounce enough to throw the ball over the net and earn points directly.
The word "Bossa", which is sometimes translated as a style, style, or attitude in Brazilian Portuguese, is commonly associated with Bossa Nova, a type of Brazilian music affected by samba. Thus, the name Bossaball expresses the goal of combining sport, music, and positive emotions.
Where is Bossaball played?
Some other countries where Bossaball has been introduced include: Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Turkey, Netherlands, Spain, Germany, France, Switzerland, Portugal, Greece, Slovenia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Romania, Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Singapore, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Paraguay.
Equipment used in Bossaball
Bossaball stadium can be of any size, but in general, it is about 50 yards long and 30 yards wide. There should be a grid three meters high in the middle of the field. Both sides of the court should have a trampoline section, an inflatable point, and an inflatable section outside the recoil.
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Bossaball as an International Sport
Bossaball Sports S.L. (Spain) Acting as the international headquarters of Bossaball, in cooperation with exclusive partners, organizing a wide range of activities around the world and organize national and international championships, training camps and travel shows.
Bossaball Sports S.L. It is protected by intellectual property rights and international copyright, supported by registered trademarks and design patents around the world, and therefore it holds all rights around the world and the producer and the only authorized seller of the courts. From Bossaball.
Bossaball Court
Bossaball stadium can be of any size, but in general, it is about 50 yards long and 30 yards wide. There should be a grid three meters high in the middle of the field. Both sides of the court should have a trampoline section, an inflatable point, and an inflatable section outside the recoil.
When the team scores the next point and achieves it, the game with the first team continues to score 21 points and advance 2 points. There are three groups played in one game.
Bossaball events
Redbull: On numerous occasions, accompanied by Red Bull, Bossaball at events, and through media coverage. The drink that has the largest market share of any energy drink in the world, where 6.79 billion cans were sold in one year, and highlighted the tenth anniversary of Bossaball in a documentary on Red Bull TV and promoted events and activities around the world through events in Tunisia, Turkey, Austria, Slovenia, Kuwait, Spain, and the United Arab Emirates.
TommorrowLand: Tomorrowland is currently the largest electronic music festival in the world. Every year it takes place in the Belgian city of Boom, near Antwerp, during the last week of July. In 2016, during its eleventh edition, it again gathered a section of the world's best Disk Jockeys (DJs). With over 100 performances on more than 20 different stages throughout its three days, all electronic genres have found their size.
Adidas: On July 28, Bossaball was part of the Adidas event in Germany. The Adidas Group, one of the world leaders in the sporting goods industry, has invited the Bossaball match to the headquarters in Herzogenaurach in light of the Adidas Olympic Day. Here, Bossaball greeted by several thousand employees and their families.
Bossabal Facts
Bossaball Stadium can be assembled and amplified in about 45 minutes.
The height of the Bossaball can be adjusted to make it suitable for children, adults, or professionals.
Bossaball is usually played on the beach, parks, exhibitions, festivals, and water parks.
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