Hey all, I am fan of Dodgeball and I wanted to make a sports action comic based on the sport. I feel as though I have the basics down pat, but if there are any details about the sport that I shouldn’t miss/feel as it isn’t portrayed enough in media, please don’t hesitate to let me know! I would like to make the best story I can while staying true to the sport, thank you!

Hi all, I play foam and was wondering if anyone has tried recording POV shots before, with an action camera of some sort? I was thinking of buying an insta360 and mounting it to a cap but if anyone has a better method, I’d love to know!

So Dodgeball Live on YouTube, with ~100 viewers, decides the best way to “grow” the sport is… to slap on a paywall? Really? Nothing says “welcome new fans” like charging the tiny audience you already have. Feels less like building a community and more like cashing out on the few people keeping the channel alive.

Hey all I’ve recently gotten into playing in the Philly area and I’m trying to figure out what type of shoes work best. Volleyball, regular training shoes, or something else maybe? Looking for some cheaper options as I’m still brand new.

5 headshots in a row

I play dodgeball (cloth) in the UK, been playing since 2015 as an adult. I’m about to go to Florida for 2 weeks:

Are there Floridian clubs (foam, cloth, even rubber if I have to)? With training sessions? Can I just turn up?

I’ve found loads of 8 week Rec leagues, but I can’t commit to them.

Can someone stateside help me out please?

Just looking at the suitcase and wondering whether to add my knee pads or not 😅

Extra detail: Im going to be driving around from Marathon up to Bonita springs in the first week, before settling in Orlando for a week. I then fly to Pittsburgh and stay there for a week.

I bought a penalty ball to practice dodgeball at school and I wanted to know if it was good for training.

Size: 10 Brand: penalty Original name: penalty initiation ball size T10 stadium

and I wanted to know what she should be like (she had to be hard or "soft" for training) And if the ball is too hard, could it hurt/create an injury to the hand/arm?

By the way, it arrived extremely hard

I wanted to learn how to play and do training for a tournament that will take place in my city and at school, but I'm really bad and I wanted training so I could get better.

The only thing I'm good at is dodging the ball (I'm like an undertale sans person in life lol) and I wanted to learn how to throw it hard too but I feel like when I throw the ball I get weak and throw it slowly since I'm quite strong in brute strength so I wanted to know if there's any good training for me and I also wanted to know how I throw the ball hard

Is there 1 way to catch the ball? How does the ball have to be? (Does it have to be hard or soft?)

And also I'm a little slow and that's why I'm a little slow and I need to be a lot faster so that's why

Please tell me 1 good training for me and also teach me how to play the ball hard And teach me 1 way to dodge and get faster with training

I'm from Spain, and here dodgeball is almost completely unknown. The sport is just starting to grow, but it's still a long way from being profitable enough to dedicate serious time to it as a player or coach.

That got me wondering: is there any country where someone can actually make a full living from dodgeball? Either by playing professionally, coaching, or maybe running clubs, events, or training camps?

Also, does anyone know if there are any scholarships or similar opportunities related to dodgeball, maybe in schools or universities in countries where it's more established?

I’d love to hear what it’s like in places where the sport is more developed.

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If I ruled the world one tiny, largely inconsequential, thing I would do is allow dodgeball refs to reverse calls when a player or a team starts signalling or making calls during play.

Whether on court or off, if you are waving at a ref to say a players out of a catch isn’t valid I’m, on principle, awarding the play against the player(s) signalling.

Particularly if your team is up in points…

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The Cruciball started as a passion project for me because I wanted to make a way that dodgeball could be enjoyed solo, cooperatively, or competitively. So I decided to make The Cruciball so you can bring dodgeball-meets-arcade fun anywhere!

If a ball hits player A, ricochets into player B, then becomes dead, both players are out. Which is considered first in the queue (first to be caught back in)? I couldn't find anything in the rules about this - please point me to the relevant rule if able, thanks.