This game has been known to many since childhood. Officially, its rules are not spelled out anywhere, so the players themselves create them. Naturally, pioneerball has a number of mandatory settings, and the nuances are being finalized by the players already in the process.
Instructions
Step 1
Pioneerball is played on the street in the yard. Both adults and primary school children take part in this game. All you need to play is a net, a volleyball and two teams of 3 to 8 people each. The pioneerball rules are very similar to volleyball, but the main difference is that the ball must not be hit, but caught.
Step 2
Teams stand on either side of the stretched net. The game begins with a service that takes place outside the line of the field. In this case, the ball must be thrown over the net to the opponents. He is caught and thrown back, preferably to a weakly defended place. Players can “belay” each other and approach the net, but with the ball in hand, you cannot take more than three steps. Otherwise, the score will change by one point in favor of the opposing team.
Step 3
You can only pass the ball to another player on your team once. Two or more touches of the ball are defended as a point. The rally continues until it touches the ground. The team on whose territory the ball touches the ground scores a point. If he flew over the line of the opponent's field, and there was no touch of hands, then the point is protected by the team that served. If the touch occurs - the one whose player touched the ball. If the ball flies off the line of the field from its own player, then a point is defended by the team. The game continues until 25 points, then the teams change places. In the case of a 1: 1 score, there must be a decisive third after two games.
Step 4
Here are the basic rules of the game, although there can be a lot of options. For example, a pioneerball with two balls. The number of players can be more than in a regular game. Both balls are thrown from one field to another, but so that one of them does not have two balls at the same time. A point is defended for this. Otherwise, the rally continues until the ball touches the ground or other obligations of traditional pioneerball are violated.
