Introducing Teqball

Introducing Teqball

Teqball is a football-based sport, played on a specially-curved table (the Teq table), which is attracting a new generation of athletes and amateur enthusiasts (teqers), whose ambition is to develop their technical skills, concentration and stamina.

The sport, which was created in Hungary in 2012 is a truly gender-equitable game, as the rules define that teqball shall be played between two (singles) or four players (doubles), irrespective of gender. The sport follows a points-based scoring format and can be played on various surfaces such as sand, acrylic or indoors. Teqball allows players a maximum of three touches before returning the ball to the opponent, so if you can juggle a football three times, you will excel at teqball as well. Teqball is the purest use of a football, with the rule of no physical contact allowed between the players, or between the players and the table, helping eliminate the risk of impact injuries.

In numbers

    • Estimated 2000 players in more than 100 countries
    • 72 established National Federations
    • 250 FITEQ trained referees
    • Three World Championships organised (2017, 2018, 2019)
    • Sport recognised by two Continental Olympic Associations (OCA, ANOCA)
    • GAISF Observer Status

Main Rules of Teqball

    • Teqball can be played with balls used in football, with size five being official and recommended.
    • Teqball can be played by two players (singles game) or by four players (doubles game).
    • A teqball match consists of best-of-three sets.
    • Each set is played until a player/team reaches 12 points.
    • Every player/team has two attempts to complete a successful service.
    • The players/teams change service after each four points.
    • It is forbidden to touch the ball with the same body part twice consecutively.
    • It is forbidden to return the ball with the same body part twice consecutively.
    • Every player/team is allowed to return the ball with a maximum of three touches by any body part, except for the hands and arms.
    • In doubles, a team has a maximum of three touches, however, the teammates must pass the ball at least once to each other.
    • While playing, neither the table nor the opponent can be touched.
    • In case of an edgeball, the rally shall be repeated.

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