The Goalball News Network Michigan Spitfire and Hurricanes teams. Players.Category Sports goalball winners! Michigan Spitfire goalball Club. Sponsored by the MIchiganSPitfire goalball CLub. Features What is goalball? The Rules. http://www.bestmidi.com/goalball/
GOALBALL.CO.UK, The Official Web Site For UK Goalball. Governing body for the sport within the United Kingdom. Includes development plan, events calendar, mailing lists, and contacts. Features text only and graphic versions of site. http://www.goalball.co.uk/
D's GOALBALL LINKS Rene J. Ashton goalball Fan's Have Slided By This Web Page Since FEB. Alberta Sports and Recreation Association for the Blind. What is ASRAB. - UNDER CONSTRUCTION! ASRAB's Official Home Page. - UNDER CONSTRUCTION! ASRAB in Action http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/~hamiltod/goalball/goalball.html
Extractions: The Power of Goalball By Sue Wiygul Martin The onset of a disability in adulthood often brings with it the loss of more than just the affected ability. With the onset of my blindness in 1982, I immediately put several activities on my list of activities in which I could no longer participate. One such group of activities were those related to recreation, and especially competitive sports. Before the onset of my blindness I enjoyed riding, canoeing, and swimming, both competitively and recreationally. But how could I do these sports now? I dismissed them from my mind. I felt the void though. Not only was I not getting the exercise to which I was accustomed, but also I was missing the socialization that accompanied participation in these various recreational activities. I sorely missed the camaraderie at the stable and the horseplay at the takeout at the end of a canoeing trip. "Well, it's just too bad," I thought. "I can't do that anymore." At the insistence of friends, family, and my own inner prompting, I tried swimming again. I learned that once I got in the pool, I was fine. I could swim to my heart's content, contacting the lane rope every few strokes to make sure I kept straight. This restored a much-needed physical activity. I felt my body begin to shape up as I swam regularly.
Goalball Teams, players, tournaments.Category Sports goalballUtah goalball. US National Youth Boys Champions 2000 2001. (Last updated3/14/03. 2003 Utah goalball Tournament. (The BIG tournament is almost here!). http://home.utah-inter.net/tonyj/goalball1.htm
Extractions: Utah Goalball US National Youth Boys Champions: (Last updated 3/14/03 2003 Utah Goalball Tournament The BIG tournament is almost here! Our annual goalball tournament will be held Friday March 28 th . This tournament will last all day from approximately 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. All blind and visually impaired children and youth in Utah are encouraged to participate. We will have different divisions for players of varying ability levels so everyone can compete on an equal basis. Goalball is one of the best sports for visually impaired athletes. We will teach all kids of all levels how to play and help them develop skills. We had over 50 children playing last year and hope to top that this year. We want more kids playing because it is such a great experience and opportunity for them to be part of a team and participate in a fun sport that they can become good at. Last Practices: DSBVI: 250 N. 1950 W. March 15 (Sat) DSBVI 9:30 to 12:00 March 22 (Sat) DSBVI 9:30 to 12:00 STATE TOURNAMENT Friday March 28th, Crescent View Middle School
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How To Play GOALBALL How to Play goalball! goalball is an extremely simple game to learn, but can take years to master. It allows you to use senses that you don't normally rely on such as hand/eye cordination. http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/~hamiltod/goalball/howgoal.html
Extractions: Goalball is an extremely simple game to learn, but can take years to master. It allows you to use senses that you don't normally rely on such as hand/eye cordination. Which allows one to develop different styles of playing and strategies. Providing a high level of intrigue, as well as a physical demanding game. This document is only a basic overview of Goalball, the positions, strategies, and for the more competitive players the basic penalty situations. However, please keep in mind that this text is only an unofficial summary and not to be used as a comprehensive rule book. ENJOY.... History: Goalball was invented in 1946 by an Austrian Hanz Lorencezen and a German, Sett Reindle. It was used for sport and rehabilitation for the post WW II blind veterans. The game of Goalball developed over the years, gaining International acceptances and became a Paralympic Sport in 1980. Getting Started: First of all you should read the rules outline in this text so that you fully understand the concepts of the game of Goalball. Your second step is to prepare the court using the instruction below. Third you must organize teams, each consisting of 3 members, 1 centre and 2 wingers. You will also need to find a referee that is familiar with the rules and who will be able to start and control the course of the game. Equipment: To play Goalball you will need ( 1 ) Goalball, 76cm in diameter, and 1.250g in weight, (2) rolls duck tape, and (6) pair of blacked out swim goggles, which are to be used as eyeshades. You may also want to acquired some knee and elbow pads to protect against bruses and floor burns.
Extractions: Kalamazoo, Michigan The Midwestern Regional Goalball tournamentsponsored by the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes ( USABA There were enough pool players at this tournament to warrant several teams. If you are not familiar yet with what a 'pool player' is in Goalball, please read our, "How To Start Playing" page to find out all about it. Here are the final results from the Midwestern Goalball Tournament... Results of 2003 Tournament: Women:
Extractions: All Players are blind-folded to enable blind, visually impaired and sighted athletes to compete together. (Although to play in a national team the athletes must be legally blind.) The game is of 14 minutes duration (playing time) divided into 2 x 7 minute halves. The ball used (which is called a goalball), weighs 1.25 kg and contains noise bells. The object of the game is to roll the ball over your opponent's goal line using a bowling action. Goalball was invented in 1946 by an Austrian Hanz Lorenzen and a German, Sett Reindle. It was used for sport and rehabilitation for the post WW II blind veterans. The game was introduced to the world in 1976 at the Paralympics in Toronto, Canada, the first world championships held in Austria in 1978. Since that time the popularity of Goalball has increased, it is now played in all IBSA (International Blind Sport Federation) regions. Before you start, you should prepare the court and organize the teams, each consisting of 3 members, 1 center and 2 wingers. You will also need to find a referee that is familiar with the rules and who will be able to start and control the course of the game.
D's GOALBALL LINKS Includes history, rules, how to play, results, organizations, links, and news. http://www.dhamilton.net/goalball/
USA Men's Goalball Includes news, player and coach profiles, general summary of the game, photos, past players list, and related links. http://www.usagoalball.net
Extractions: text only click here Happy Holidays and welcome to the Official USA Men's Goalball Fan Page. We are honored you decided to drop in. USAGoalball.net is dedicated to all the past , present, and future US elite male athletes in this great sport of goalball from a reginol level all the way up to the elite level and the Paralympics . If you are a fan of goalball in the USA then you've found the right site. Read our brief info about the Paralympic history . Here you will be able to "read up" on these great athletes, sign our guest book and wish past, present and future athletes well, get up to date results and stats , view our 2003 Goalball Calendar, take our polls and much much more!! Check out our quick newsflash section to the right for news about the team. Follow along as USA Men's Goalball enters a new era filled with inspired and dedicated athletes who have one goal in mind and that is to bring home the gold for the good old US of A!! The game of goalball has been around awhile and the goalball movement in the United States is increasing at a dramatic rate. If you have ever laced up and padded up for this game then you know what we are talking about. If you are new to the game, check out the history of goalball section however, I must warn you, the game is addictive. A little History About the Paralympics
Goalball At FSDB Organizer of the 1999 Youth goalball National Championships. Information about the activities at FSDB. http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/sports/goalball/index.html
Deutsche Startseite ... Translate this page über Spieler und Trainer goalball Was ist goalball goalball in AktionEin Training Links Wichtige Adressen. Termine und Erfolge http://www.goalball.de/de/
Goalball US National Youth Boys Champions 2000 2001 (Last updated 1/1/06 with pictures and goalball schedule) National Youth Championship Tournament 2002 http://home.rmci.net/tonyj/goalball1.htm
Extractions: Utah Goalball US National Youth Boys Champions: (Last updated 3/14/03 2003 Utah Goalball Tournament The BIG tournament is almost here! Our annual goalball tournament will be held Friday March 28 th . This tournament will last all day from approximately 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. All blind and visually impaired children and youth in Utah are encouraged to participate. We will have different divisions for players of varying ability levels so everyone can compete on an equal basis. Goalball is one of the best sports for visually impaired athletes. We will teach all kids of all levels how to play and help them develop skills. We had over 50 children playing last year and hope to top that this year. We want more kids playing because it is such a great experience and opportunity for them to be part of a team and participate in a fun sport that they can become good at. Last Practices: DSBVI: 250 N. 1950 W. March 15 (Sat) DSBVI 9:30 to 12:00 March 22 (Sat) DSBVI 9:30 to 12:00 STATE TOURNAMENT Friday March 28th, Crescent View Middle School
Introduction To Goalball Introduction to goalball. This 536142). Characteristics of goalball. Asits name suggests goalball is a ball game; it is also a team game. http://www.paralympic.org/sports/sections/gb/introduction.htm
Extractions: Introduction to Goalball This introduction was supplied by David Lee of British Blind Sport whose Head Office is at 67 Albert Street, Rugby CV21 2SN, United Kingdom (telephone +44 1788 536142) As its name suggests Goalball is a ball game; it is also a team game. It has three characteristics which distinguish it from all team ball games played by sighted people. Firstly it is played with a ball which behaves like a rattle when in motion, so that its position can be located by listening. Secondly it is played on a court with tactile markings. This enables a player to determine his position on court and the direction in which he is facing, by feeling for the markings with his feet or his hands. Thirdly all players wear eyeshades to block out any residual sight so that the disadvantages of poor sight and no sight are equalised during play. The amount of time necessary to prepare to play goalball should not be underestimated. An 18m x 9m court has to be set in accordance with the pattern shown below. In tournament play all the lines are tactile, but for informal play only the orientation lines and the lines defining the team areas need be tactile, the other lines being just visibly marked. The teams areas are those parts of the court which are within three metres of the goal lines. The tactile markings are effected for tournament play by covering builder's line or cord with 'Sportsline' or similar high quality tape. For less formal situations, and for the benefit of beginners, much thicker clothes line is often used, and is taped down with 5cm wide decorator's masking tape. The twelve orientation marks within the playing areas are of lengths 150cm (4), 50cm (4) and 15cm (4). In marking court it is advisable to look first for permanent 18m x 9m markings for volleyball on the sportshall floor. If they exist, marking out is much easier than starting with no reference marks.
Türkiye'nin Spor Portalý - V2 Federasyonun aktiviteleri, tarih§esi, goalball oyunu ve g¶rme engelliler ile ilgili ¶neri ve bilgiler. http://www.sporum.gov.tr/BilgiBankasi/FedBrans/Gorme_Engelliler/index.htm