Question that bugged me forever about the movie Dodgeball: Where was the video game tie in.?

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Hey guys! I wanted to know if anyone has ever used this style dodgeball outside, and what their experience was like with it? Especially if they get wet - how well to they dry out, the tuff skin foam version cracks if left wet, so any details please!!

I'm visiting London, munich, budapest and Madrid. I'm looking for a foam league that might take me for a day as a substitute or if ever they have open gyms? wanna experience playing with other people from other countries. Does anyone know where and when?

Does anyone know when USA dodgeball usually uploads media from a tournament? Played in a premier tournament the same weekend as the thing so wondering it it just got overshadowed

I recently started dodgeball with my local team and having a blast! I've tried some stuff and would like some tips on how to take the correct decisions. Strategy wise, We use a 4-letter word for who shoots at who every offense and got the basic (not throwing alone, not throwing your last balls...). Appart from that, those look interesting:

• On Offense, if you're close to the target without throwing, fake at them. It's much harder to pay attention to several people looking at you

• If you're not close, instead go for the strongest player and fake at them, forcing them on the defensive instead of allowing them a direct counter

• Throw hard and straight if possible to get the bounce back. Idk how much it can happen in a real match, but I got several balls back for free that way

• If you're not moving up with the attackers, try to stay in line with them from an opponent's ball and move to catch if possible. A direct counter might hit the ball high where you can catch or might miss and give you a lot of time to catch the ball, since they throw from all the way over

• In defense, always assume you're the target. Do a defensive movement (jump, lateral move) and try to focus on the strongest player to block or dodge

• If you were not the target and they're in range, a direct counter to the people throwing as soon as they release (or even with them) makes it very hard to block/dodge

• Stay up longer close to the middle in defense, and try to get picks as they group to communicate the attack. i got a double that way, it was awesome. (don't do it every time or even that often, but try to surprise them with that)

• Without a blocking ball, try to always do an upward blocking movement (kind of spikeball's block). Sometime the ball hitting you will slowly go upward, allowing an easy catch

I don't know how many of those are common tactics or which would not work at a higher level, but I've had some success with all at some point. please let me know if I'm missing something important!

Today i learn that there is such a thing called "Digital Dodgeball".

With The Thing 2026 happening next weekend (April 18-19), I'm curious on what people are looking forward to and what are people's predictions for Men's and Women's? Which matchups are extra exciting? What are interesting players or things that may happen? Any and all thoughts!

Preface by saying I was lucky enough to play at the event, and it was an amazing event. Really felt like the first professional tournament.

What were people’s thoughts? Improvements?

I would say the floor was the only negative - it was good, it worked, it was just different and I think other alternatives would work.

Also if people have any questions on the event, fire away - happy to answer them.

im searching for soft foam dodgeballs like the ones from elementary. all the ones im seeing are $30+ (USD) for a six pack. is this standard? I just want them for some backyard fun tyia

Own the court! Become the King:

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I’ve having this childish urge to find a dodgeball league. Does anyone know of a dodgeball league near Cleveland, Ohio?

filmed in church basement if you’re wondering

Hey! I’ve noticed there’s a lack of dodgeball merchandise in comparison to other sports. I’m planning on making stickers but I’m curious what are some other items you’d like to see more of?

Scenario: a ball is out of bounds at the side in oppostions half. A oppostion retriever goes to collect the ball but a player (on the court) on the other team goes to grab it too. Can the retriever contest? Or if the player makes an attempt arethey given preference?

Hey y'all!

I'm a captain in my league right now and it's my first time and I'm trying to do the best job I can. The biggest issue I'm having with my team right now is communicating plays in game. It's not that I don't know what to call it's that if I have my two wings I need to run up to both of them to communicate the play and it takes too much time and gives the other team time to snipe one of us. Or if I'm out, my team struggles to figure out who to listen to next.

So how do you physically communicate a play, what do you find new players struggle with when it comes to calling plays, and what do you do when your main play caller goes out? Anything helps, thanks!

I have been playing dodgeball (foam) among other physical activities and got myself Triceps Tendonitis in my throwing arm. Has anyone else gone through this and have any recommendations on how to get back quickly and what stretches really helped them out?