Footballtennis, otherwise called futnet (in Czech and Slovak nohejbal) is a game starting in the 1920s in Czechoslovakia. It is a ball game that can be played inside or outside in a court isolated by a low net with two contradicting groups (one, a few players) who attempt to score a point hitting the ball with any piece of their body aside from the hands and influencing it to ricochet in the adversary's territory in a way that makes it troublesome or unimaginable for the other group to return it over the net.
History
In 1922 the individuals from the football club Slavia Prague began playing an amusement which they brought football over the rope, since it was at first played over an on a level plane suspended rope, which was later supplanted by a net. Generally a few players on each side could touch the ball three times (not two back to back touches by a similar player) with all parts of the body aside from the arms and could give the ball a chance to ricochet once between the touches, by and large three times previously passing it on the opposite side.
In 1940 the primary authority rules were composed. The main futnet container was played in 1940 and between 1953-1961 first alliance called Trampská liga was played and it was banterous. In 1961, futnet was perceived as an official game by Czechoslovak Sports Organization (ČSTV) and the Prague Futnet Commission was set up. In 1971 the "Český nohejbalový svaz" (Czech Futnet Association) was founded[1] and in 1974 "Výbor nohejbalového zväzu SÚV ČSTV" (Slovak Futnet Association).[2]
Official worldwide rivalries have been sorted out for quite a long time. European titles have been held since 1991 and World titles since 1994.
Standards
Single: one player, two touches, one bob in all classes, court measurements 9 m × 12.8 m.
Twofold: two players, three touches (however not two sequential touches by a similar player), one bob took into consideration men and two bobs for ladies and youngsters, court measurements 9 m × 12.8 m.
Triple: three players, three touches (however not two sequential touches by a similar player), one bob took into consideration men and two for ladies and youngsters, court measurements 9 m × 18 m.
In every one of the controls, a set completions with eleventh point with a two-point contrast, greatest score is 15:14. To win a match, the group needs to win 2 sets. The stature of the net is 1.10 m. The players may not touch the net amid the diversion, else it is a point for the rival. The futnet ball is like a football in measure, however is stuck, made of 32 boards, of engineered (characteristic) calfskin and when appropriately swelled, should skip the greater part a meter.
Worldwide affiliations
In 1987, the International Footballtennis Association (IFTA, later renamed to FIFTA, the Federation International de Footballtennis Association) was established. In 2010, Union Internationale de Futnet (UNIF) was established by some previous FIFTA individuals, later joined by different countries, to administer, control and advance the game of futnet.[3] In December 2012, UNIF had 17 part countries.[4]
In April 2010 European Futnet Association (EFTA) was established in Marseille, France, to reactivate the game in Europe where it had been stagnating under FIFTA. Current EFTA individuals incorporate Switzerland, France, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Ireland, Basque Country, Denmark, England, Poland, Ukraine and Austria.[5] EFTA is the mainland relationship of UNIF in Europe.
Universal name
While footballtennis is as yet a normally utilized, the word futnet is being utilized increasingly as the new worldwide name to mirror the genuinely free nature of this game which has now right around 100 years of history and which has its own particular principles and directions, representing structures and general rivalries.
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