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Today we are going to talk about the different sites where you can play this modality. As we have said throughout the blog, One Wall is a very simple and practicable modality almost anywhere. Therefore, we are going to see different types of courts
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One Wall: Situation in Spain
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Today we are going to talk about the situation of One Wall in Spain. We can not discuss this issue without commenting on Sacha Kruithof, one of the main disseminators of this modality in Spain. Next, we will see some of your opinions and the situation of this modality currently in Spain.
Today we are going to talk about the situation of One Wall in Spain. We can not discuss this issue without commenting on Sacha Kruithof, one of the main disseminators of this modality in Spain. Next, we will see some of your opinions and the situation of this modality currently in Spain.
One Wall: Sacha Kruithof
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This week I'm going to talk about the most important promise of One Wall in Spain. His name is Sacha Kruithof and he was born in Orba (Valencia). Sacha is a valencian ball player who went to New York for two months to train and play One Wall. During his visit, he played two tournaments and he won a bronze in the first and a gold in the second. He also wanted to sign up for the RedBull Slaps, wich is one of most important tournaments of One Wall in the world, but he couldn't because of an administrative error.
One Wall's Matches
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In this post I am going to post some of the most important matches held on One Wall so far. You will be able to see small pieces of matches of lower categories and matches of absolute individual and double categories.
In this post I am going to post some of the most important matches held on One Wall so far. You will be able to see small pieces of matches of lower categories and matches of absolute individual and double categories.
One Wall: Practical Session
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In this post i'm going to post an example of practical session that you could do it if you were teachers.
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In this post i'm going to post an example of practical session that you could do it if you were teachers.
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One Wall: Technical Skills
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Today we are going to talk about the technique that is used to play One Wall.
Today we are going to talk about the technique that is used to play One Wall.
One Wall's Rules
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Now it's time to talk about the one wall's rules.
To begin, we will talk about the dimensions of the court. One wall is a sport with some specific characteristics and the dimensions of the court for official matches are:
- "Frontis" : 6,10m (Wide) and 4,90m (High)
- Ground of the court: 6,10m (Wide) and 10,6m (Long)
- The service line: It will be at 4,9m from the "Frontis" and the game area will be between the "Frontis" and the bottom line of the court.
On the other hand, let's talk now about the rules of the game:
THE SERVE:
- It is drawn at the start of each game and when team loses the point, the opposing team will execute the serve.
- If the match is in pairs, when a pairs recovers the serve, the teammate who didn't execute the serve the last time, will be in charge of executing the serve now.
- Before serving the ball, this it has to bounce once on the ground and when bounces of the wall it has to pass the serve's line because if doesn't, it is considered lack of service. Conversely, if the serve is good, the other time has to hit the ball once it has bounced and if it doesn't, it will be lose the point.
THE PUNCTUATION:
- The matches are played in two sets of 21 points each. If there is a tie to sets, a third set will be played at 11 points and again the serve will be drawn.
DIFFERENT WAYS ABOUT LOSING A POINT:
- The ball bounces twice on the ground before hitting.
- The ball doesn't hit the frontis.
- The ball bounces off of the court.
- The ball hits the part of the body of a player other than the hand.
- The player fails to hit the ball.
Well. For now these have been some small rules about One Wall but with wich you can start to play correctly. Soon we will post more information about other aspects related to this sport so fun.
I hope you like it and see you in the next post!
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One Wall's Introduction
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Today we are going to post an introduction to the sport known as One Wall. This sport or modality is very useful and funny to do it at school. It consists of bouncing a ball on the wall with your hands. In One Wall you can compete for teams or individually. In both ways, they will compete indirectly, that is, the first player will hit and the opponent will hit after the ball bounces on the wall. The objective in this sport will be ensure that our opponent is not able to hit the ball after it bounces off the wall. Therefore, were are talking about an indirect sport.
Today we are going to post an introduction to the sport known as One Wall. This sport or modality is very useful and funny to do it at school. It consists of bouncing a ball on the wall with your hands. In One Wall you can compete for teams or individually. In both ways, they will compete indirectly, that is, the first player will hit and the opponent will hit after the ball bounces on the wall. The objective in this sport will be ensure that our opponent is not able to hit the ball after it bounces off the wall. Therefore, were are talking about an indirect sport.
One Wall is a sport that is played around the world and there are different modalities of this kind of indirect sport. One Wall is one more modality. As I have said before, it is a very funny sport and also it is fast and that will allow the students develop different basic physical abilities, among them, the speed of reaction and displacement.
To finish this first post, I'm going to post a small video so you can see how One Wall is played.
I hope you like it and see you in the next post!
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