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Tchoukball is a non-contact team sport, that uses physical skills such as running, jumping, throwing, and catching. The rules of the game reward teamwork, and ensure that everyone is an active participant. More?
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We are currently on summer break. No games are scheduled. Calendar Location: we have left Bethesda and are looking for a new home, somewhere in DC.
We are exploring possibilities on Capitol Hill, but nothing is set yet.
We will teach you everything that you need to know to enjoy the game. Wear gym shoes, shorts and a t-shirt. Some people find soft knee pads helpfull.
Our Friday night games have attracted teens and adults of all ages, both men and women. This is a team sport that involves running, jumping, and throwing a ball. There is no physical contact and no direct conflict between players. As with most sports, what you will get out of the experience is dependent upon what you put into it. More?
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In the U.S.
Resources, pictures, and other information are posted at tchoukball.netTchoukball.net is run out of Bellevue, Washington by Pierre-Alain Girardin. Pierre keeps exhaustive track of tchoukball clubs and school tchoukball programs all over the country—in fact, he’s had a hand in starting most of them.
The Metro DC League is affiliated with the United States Tchoukball Association.
Around the world
Tchoukball Italia (in Italian) has a lot of good photos. Click the different menu entries under “foto” for the galleries.
Canadian Tchoukball Association
Swiss Tchoukball Federation (in French)
Tchoukball Association of Great Britain
The International Tchoukball Federation has links to a number of other national tchoukball programs including Taiwan (definitely worth a visit if you speak the language), the Czech Republic, Brazil, and Mauritius.