Grasp the tetherball rules & play like pro

The urge to involve sports as a part of exercise cum entertainment prevailed for a long time, and hence the tradition of participating in games for leisure have developed overtime. Over the centuries, sports manifested in multiple forms & in the recent times, there have been amalgamation of multiple types of sports which sprouted the development of hybrid games such as tetherball, which gained immense popularity among the American culture, who have accepted the sport with generously & expanded its sphere with the help of national broadcasts, thereby lionizing this sport to a standard of national glory.

Tetherball has gained its profound popularity because of their extreme lucid rules to play, which even a child can understand with simplicity. Since the materials used are pretty much available anywhere & the maintenance cost is relatively inexpensive, the game has become enormously famous in schools & even in the playgrounds. Often homes with large backyard are seen sporting tetherballs, which serves the purpose of keeping the kids busy & active.

The basic tetherball rules are extremely straightforward to learn and anyone willing to take an active participation in the sport should learn the below mentioned rules before enduring a real-time experience, which are

• Usually two players need to compete in the game, with a prime target to wound the ball attached to a cord, which is attached to 10ft pole completely, before the opponent do.
  
• The server gets the flexibility to choose the direction for serving the ball & the ball must wound the pole one revolution before the opponent can touch it to swing it in the other direction around.
• Both the players must stand a measured distance apart from the pole, violating which might result in their termination from the game.
  
• Both the players are prohibited to use any part of their body, except hands for swinging the ball around the pole.
  
• The objective of the game is framed in such a fashion so that the opponent can alter the direction by only one hit at a time. Generally, the ball is punched with a fist or slapped with open hands.
• To draw the conclusion of the game, the ball must wrap up to a specified marked point, which decides the winner of that round.

Often physical trainers & school gym teachers are bombarded with the repetitive questions forwarded by the students such as “how to be good at tetherball.” The logic is quite simple – it’s all about precision of serving & interception of the shots received from the opponents & to counteract with enough strength so as to wrap the cord around the pole in the fastest way possible, without furnishing the opponent a second chance to alter the direction of the ball’s rotation. Practicing enough with tetherballs would expose you to the precise timings skills & in a while, you’ll master the game