What is Innebandy? Can some body explain me more about this Sport?
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Innebandy is a hockey related game or else its a The floorball part of the World Hockey Index........\n\nAbout hockey ya Major dhyan chand is one of the most fantastic and a top player of hockey.....because of his scoring prowess and superlative skills.......\n\nthis game needs more of creativity.meaning maximum pf perspiration and less of inspiration........see a
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Badminton is a racket (or racquet) sport played by either two opposing players (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles).\n\nPlayers at opposite ends of the court aim to hit a shuttlecock, more informally called a shuttle, over the net so that it lands inside the marked boundaries of the court, and aim to prevent their opponents from doing the same. Unlike a tennis ball, the shuttlecock flies with a lot of drag, and will not bounce significantly. The shuttlecock is always volleyed, and a rally ends as soon as it touches the ground. Badminton racquets have long shafts, to make it easier to impart a great deal of momentum to overcome the drag. The racquets are also much lighter than tennis racquets, because the shuttlecock is light. Badminton is one of the fastest sports in the world with shuttles reaching speeds of up to 332 km/h (206 mph), faster than the speed of the Eurostar train. Fu Haifeng of China set the official record July 3, 2005.\n\nMore info:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badminton
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If you are familiar with Ice Hockey, it will help you understand some of the rules, like offside and delay of game. Although, this game dosen't have a sin bin or goalies covered in padding. I would look on wikipedia or go to your local library and have a look about. You will definatley fall in love with this beautiful game.
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It's fun to play, but terribly boring to watch. Two teams chase a tiny ball around for 90 minutes and nothing much happens. \n\nMore often than not the result is a draw. Less of a sport and more of an excuse to watch grass.
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Its is conscidered the greatest game on the planet earth. "It is the fastest, coolest, most intense game you can play." It builds charactor and teamwork skills. Its great for a pick-me-up as playing a hardcore fun sport like hockey boosts you "feel good" endorphins and gives you that on top of the world feeling. \n\nHope this helps a bit!
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Cycling is the perfect blend of sport, entertainment, travel and plain old, everyday transport. That's quite a combination of attributes!\n\nCycling is also one of the best three sports for all round fitness (along with rowing and swimming). No muscles or joints are overstressed, yet everything gets a workout. \n\nCycling is companionable and you can do it till you're old - recently in the Pyrenees two guys overtook me going up the mountains. Later as I struggled into the mountain-top village they were sitting outside a cafe having a beer and smoking merrily! They were well into their 70's and very fit despite the fags.\n\nCycling is accessible to everyone, of every ability and you can race, or potter about, in cities or in the country as you feel.\n\nI love cycling.
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its a redneck sport..........and we all love it (and im not even from the south)\nthe speed, danger....livin on the edge.....its great
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learn as you go from players and other coaches. i got tricked into it once and knew nothing except get the ball in the other sides goal. i learnt from players mostly.
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A national sport is a sport or game that is consider to be a culturally intrinsic part of a country or nation. In North American English the term national pastime is often used.\n\nAlthough there are normally no official parameters towards defining what is a national sport, there are some general characteristics that most national sports share:\n\nThe rules and objectives of the sport or game are known in fairly great detail in the country or nation. \nThe game or sport is widely played or watched in the country or nation.\n\nThe game or sport has a long history of popularity or extreme current popularity in the country or nation. \nIn some countries, sport or game can become the official national pastime by mandate of the government, such as with Canada and lacrosse in 1859. [1]\n\nIn other countries, where the sport or game has such a long history, such as with baseball in the United States or sumo wrestling in Japan, the sport or game is often considered a de facto "official" national pastime.\n\n[edit]\nList of current countries' national sports\nAfghanistan - Buzkashi \nAlbania - Football \nArgentina - Football \nAustralia - Cricket is the traditional summer sport. Different football codes are the most popular winter sports in different parts of the country. Australian Rules Football is the most popular in Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and Tasmania, while Rugby League and/or Rugby Union are more popular in New South Wales, Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory. Australian Football is considered a national sport due to its origins in Australia. \nAustria - Football, Alpine skiing \nBangladesh - Cricket \nBarbados - Cricket \nBelgium - Cycling is the most popular sport in Belgium: during winter a variant of cycling called Cyclocross ("veldrijden") is the pastime for most Belgians (certainly in Flanders). Belgium dominates this cycling discipline. Football is also quite popular. \nBhutan - Archery \nBolivia - Football \nBrazil - Football is considered the national obsession, and volleyball also has a large number of participants. \nBulgaria - Football Bulgarians are often dominant in weightlifting and in chess \nCanada - Lacrosse is the official summer sport and ice hockey is the official winter sport, but hockey is by far the sport most closely followed, and most closely linked to national pride. Designating lacrosse as an official sport is more of a nod to history than a reflection of the present-day situation: sports like basketball, Canadian football (but probably also American football), soccer, golf, baseball, tennis are all much more popular. Canada is also the world's dominant force in the sport of curling. \nCameroon - football is the most popular sport. \nPeople's Republic of China - Table tennis, but Football is gaining popularity at an increasing rate, as demonstrated by the increasing amount of success enjoyed by the national team. \nHong Kong - Dragon boat racing, badminton, windsurfing, rugby, fencing \nRepublic of China (Taiwan) - baseball \nColombia - Tejo is the traditional sport, as is bullfighting, but football (soccer) is the main attraction, followed by baseball and basketball. \nCosta Rica - Football is considered the most popular sport in Costa Rica. \nCroatia - Football. Handball, water polo and basketball are also widely popular. \nCuba - Baseball \nCzech Republic - Ice hockey and football are almost equally popular. \nDenmark - Football \nDominican Republic - Baseball \nEgypt - Football is the most popular and most watched sport. \nEstonia - Football \nFiji - Rugby union, particularly Sevens \nFinland - Pesäpallo (Finnish baseball) is the national sport, but ice hockey is most followed \nFrance - Football, but rugby union is popular in the south. Basketball is also played. Cycling is also very widely followed. \nGambia - Wrestling \nGermany - Football \nGreece - Football is most popular, with basketball and volleyball rig
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it is a sport that you use playing sport like crayons or something or color paint or the gun thing I don't know just guessing. lol
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I'm not a Yank - just north - Canadian.  The game is really taking off here.  Both my kids are playing competitive soccer and loving it.  My son quit hockey to focus on soccer all year - smart kid.  It's a great game and for all the people who think it's boring, it is because they don't understand the subtleties of the game.  A lot of people find baseball boring but only if they don't see all the little things going on.  Soccer (football) is full of so many skilled moves that casual viewers miss - especially the European and South American players.  The World Cup is going to be awesome.  Go England (until my son leads Canada to the Cup in about 2018).
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i found this about the International Dodgeball League..\nhttp://forums.jolt.co.uk/printthread.php?t=416467
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It's a sport. You got a ball, two nets and goalies. The objective is like any other exciting, fast-paced sport: put the ball in the net.
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There isn't a "scientific" name for a mere sport. Try something else, like brocolli; Brassica oleracea
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Yes, Its a great sport, that all ages can play.\n\nAge and skill do not necessarily go hand in hand. \n\nIt's also easy to play with very little equipment.\n\nI've been playing for 23 years. And I still love it!!
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The object is to get the ball in the other team's net to score one point.\n\nYou can hit the ball with any part of your body EXCEPT your arms/hands/shoulders.\n\nYou can't rough up the other players - that is a foul.\nYou can't step outside the boundaries - that is a foul.\nFouls are penalized by awarding the ball to the other team.\n\nThose are the basics. The details and nuances of the game can go on for pages - there are entire books written on the subject.
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The term itself actually "predates cricket".\n\nAccording to the Online Etymological Dictionary, the word comes from the old English "innung," meaning "a taking in, a putting in." \n\n"Inning" is the past participle of the old English verb "to in," meaning "to put in, take in, enclose, or include." Thus, "innings" is the period of time a team or player is "in" or "in play." \n\nWikipedia points out that in British English, "innings" is also a term for "almost any activity which takes a period of time."