2. The game started in Brazil and was first created by Octavio de Moraes,
1965. The home town of Futevolei is Rio de Janeiro. Players would
play on the beach using a football/soccer ball. Most players would be
professional reHred football players. They would have an average of
five each side, someHmes though they would be so good that people
would play with two each side, which is sHll used today.

3.
The rules from Futevolei are based
on the original rules from football
and volleyball. Futevolei is original
volleyball without using your
hands and not a volleyball but
instead a football. Points are
awarded if the ball hits the ground
in the opponent’s court also team
gets the point if the opponent
doesn’t send the ball back. The
official internaHonal height for the
net is 2.2 metres. The rally point
system is how they score. FiMeen
points are used for sets of three or
sets of eighteen points.

4. Here is a clip from utube showing how
they play in modern 7mes.
h9p://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=goNUQxlyk‐o
In modern 7mes they have big
compe77ons for groups of five to two to
compete in. These days they use a
football (what we call a soccer ball) and a
2.2 metre volleyball net. They can only
kick or head the ball, to serve they put
the ball on the far right corner (This is
marked with the black X’s on the
volleyball court)

5. We are going to play using the metal tennis nets and a soccer
ball or bouncy ball it depends on how good you are once we
start playing. You are going to be in groups of five. You will be
able to use your hands only once to throw the ball up in the
air so you can head it, this how we will be serving. You will be
able to use any part of your body except your hands. If the
ball touches the ground in the opponents half of the court or
your opponent fails to return the ball including it hiPng the
net you get the point. We will score like tennis scoring.

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Picture References: Anima7on References:
• www.panoramio.com • www.capriogroup.com
• www.superstock.com • www.soccer‐for‐parents.com
• www.futevolei.com • www.diamond‐webdesigns.com
• www.vistaprint.co.nz • www.free‐anima7ons.co.uk
• www.m7shows.com
• www.morro.travel.com
• www.diversao.terra.com
• www.lonelyplane7mages.com
• www.lonelyplanet.com
• www.flickr.com
• www.jiglibx.wikidot.com
• www.maxysoV.com