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The ballon au poing is a popular team sport in
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). This game is played by teams of six. It is a game of gain-ground. This sport must not be confused with the
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. To be able to hit the ball, players surround their hand and their wrist with a strip of canvas or leather. The teams are separated on the ground by a line ( ''la corde'' - the rope) which is mobile during the party. This new limit is shown by a ''chasse''. The purpose of the game is to gain ground by moving the rope. To do it, we try to make the ball "''die''" in the opposite camp. Points mark by 15, 30, 40 and game. Each 15 August at the Parc de la Hotoie (
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), the city receives the final stages of Ballon au poing.


See also

;Others games of gain-ground :


Notes

* Luc Collard, ''Longue paume et ballon au poing'', revue EPS, n° 274, p. 72-75, nov-déc 1998


External links


Ballon au poing on french-wikiversity


* {{in lang, fr}
Caron Gilles , ''LE BALLON AU POING : COUPES DE FRANCE de 1991 à 2019 - CHAMPIONNATS EN SALLE de 1994 à 2019'', 38 pages
Games of gain-ground Handball sports Team sports Sports originating in France