Hungerball

• Each player/pair blocks a goal and attacks at the same time
• All shoes on or all shoes off
• Use age-appropriate ball (bounciness, weight)
• Ball in the centre, all touch goals, count to 3 to start
• If rotating, new comer resumes play with the ball from front of their goal
• If not rotating, conceding player resumes play from front of their own goal
• Once ball touched, all players can come out
• Usually one ball, second ball can be added
• No hands allowed except if blocking face
• No slide-tackling
• No body checking
• No jumping or bouncing off the arena
• Penalty for handball or fault = free shot into empty net of guilty player from front of the goal of faulted/handballed player
• If player bullies or cheats (e.g. gangs up), first warning, second warning, rotate out

• Ball in the centre, all touch goals, count to 3 to start
• Once ball touched, all players can come out age
• Appropriate sticks/balls (e.g. for novices/young players use pool noodles and light bouncy balls)
• If rotating, new comer resumes play with the ball from front of their goal
• If not rotating, conceding player resumes play from front of own goal
• Protective equipment (e.g. for face, knees, or hands) may be used
• Usually one ball, second ball can be added
• No swinging stick above knee height
• Feet can be used for defending but not to score
• If scoring by feet, goal cancelled
• Hands cannot be used to touch the ball
• No body checking
• Penalty for swinging, faulting or mishandling ball/stick – free shot into empty net of guilty player

• Both feet and hands can be used on the ball
• The ball is light and bouncy
• Ball can be ‘slapped’ or ‘whacked’ with open palm, bounced downwards, carried on the ground, or kicked
• No holding, picking up, carying off the ground or bouncing upwards
• No closed fist allowed
• No body-checking or bouncing off arena
• Ball in the centre, all touch goals, count to 3 to start
• If rotating, new comer resumes play with the ball from front of their goal
• If not rotating, conceding player resumes play from front of their own goal
• Once ball touched, all players can come out
• Usually one ball, second ball can be added

1. Ins and outs fast rotation – 6 or 12 (if pairs) players inside, all others outside lining up, players/pairs who are scored against one goal are replaced by the player/pair at the front of the line and go back in line for another turn. Players/pairs can have more than one life e.g. can be eliminated after conceding 2 or 3 goals; this will be determined according to numbers of players in line and waiting time.
2. Once ball touched, all players can come out
3. Fixed period (e.g. 6-10min) – When the time is up the person with the highest difference between goals scored minus goals conceded wins
4. Once ball touched, all players can come out
5. Winning on points – a target is set e.g. the player who first reaches a difference of 5 points between the goals scored and goals conceeded wins the game

Elimination challenge: after everyone has played 1v1 ins and outs, an elimination round can be started. This is played the same way as ins and outs with the existing group but from now on the players/pairs who are scored out can no longer jump back into the game for this round. The game continues untill the last six face off and when everyone is scored out, the last person/pair standing in the game is the winner.

• Ins and outs can be played with 2 or 3 goals goals per team, rotation can occur after 1, 2 or 3 goals scored against a team; number of lives to be determined based on number of players in line and waiting time.

Elimination rounds can also be played similar to Singles challenges above

• Fixed period (e.g. 10-15 mins) 3) Winning on points difference
• Team challenges between two large “tribes”/li>

Games between two large groups can be played inside the arena. The two entry points of the arena will be the teams’ ‘bases’. Players from each team can only enter/exit the arena from their own base, players who are waiting line up outside their team’s base. A game of 3v3 with rolling subs can be played for a fixed amount of time. When a player is scored against, they go at the back of their team’s line and another player replaces them, then the play resumes. A cross/multi sport challenge can be played by changing sports after a period of time (e.g. play soccer for 10 minutes than change to hockey or endgame) while continuing to count points for each team under the same score sheet. The tribe with the highest score after the allocated period wins.