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No Elimination Knockout
By Matthew Carroll –
Description: No Elimination Knockout is a game that creates systematized chaos in which the structure of the game is constantly changing from a individual game into a team orientated one. The defensive side works mainly on pressing and denying space to their opponents
Setup:A grid is created in which one team is on “offense”, each player has a ball. The other team is the defending team.
Execution: The defending team attempts to knock the opponent’s balls out of the grid. If a player’s ball is knocked out of the grid they then become an outlet player for their team, until ultimately it becomes a game of keep away with one ball.
The session is timed. The team that can knock out all of the opponents balls in the fastest time wins.
Variations: Grid size, number of players, how many balls are involved are all variables that can be altered.
By Matthew Carroll