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The exciting Sport of Speedball has arrived to USA
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The exciting Sport of Speedball has arrived to USA
American Speedball Sport Delegation are 5th overall in the Junior Level and 6th place overall Senior Level
Congratulations 👏to the USA Speedball delegation who participated in the 31st Speedball World Championship in France. We got 5th place all over the world for Junior level events and 6th place for Senior level events. The American Federation of Speedball very proud of our team .This is just a start, for the first time the USA participated for The Speedball World Championship. This is a great achievement for our delegation. We are so proud of all the team members. They all did such a great job!!
We competed with 10 other countries, some of them they have this sport for more than 20 years and most recent team have this sport from 5 years, we just started to practice this new sport only for 3 months before we head to France.
Our goal now is to spread this sport all over the U.S. Murrieta is the epicenter of this sport and will be supporting students for the 32nd World Championship. We will be collaborating within our school district schools and city to connect the younger generation to this sport. Since we were in France, schools here in California as well as other states have expressed interest. The American Federation of Speedball sign a protocol of cooperation with the French Speedball Federation, which will help to have sport camps for the players and referees between the two countries.
New achievement 👏👏 American Federation of Speedball signing Protocol of Cooperation with French Speedball Federation at the office of Madam / Brigitte Barèges mayor of Montauban , France 🇺🇸&🇫🇷
special thanks for Madam / Brigitte Barèges mayor of Montauban for her hospitality and encouragement she gave to this tournament
Madam / Brigitte Barèges mayor of Montauban and a member of the National Assembly of France Welcomes the President of the American federation of speedball Mr. Waleid Hanna at the 31st speedball world championship in Montauban , france
For the first time, the United State of America will participate at the 31st World Speedball Championship held in Montauban, France. The Delegation will head to France on October 23 and will part of the competition and return home October 29th. The president of the American Federation of Speedball, Mr.Waleid Hanna has selected the American Speedball team which will compete as the first American Delegation. The team will consist of 8 players.
Six players from Murrieta Mesa High School - Erin Shaffer, Emily Phillips, Emma Lee, Victor Porras, Giovanni Hanna, and Matthew Munoz
One from Temecula Valley Charter School – Jolie Hanna
One From San Diego State University – Moheb Beshay
Waleid Hanna the president of the American Federation, Mrs. Amy Leigh Vollmar the Head of the Delegation, Mrs. Sherin Hanna the Executive Director.
We are thankful to Murrieta Mesa High School Principal Steve Ellis: Club Advisor, Amy Leigh Vollmar
These two individuals are helping this sport to become a reality in America.
Exciting News! We're thrilled to introduce the exhilarating sport of Speedball to Camp Pendleton Marine Corps! Get ready for a dynamic blend of action, strategy, and teamwork. Speedball is not just a game – it's an adrenaline-pumping experience that challenges both mind and body. Join us in welcoming this amazing sport to our community, where camaraderie and competitive spirit thrive. Let the games begin at Camp Pendleton!
The American Federation of Speedball proudly announces a landmark event: the introduction of Speedball to the United States Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton. This significant occasion was spearheaded by Mr. Waleid Hanna, President of the American Federation of Speedball, alongside the USA's formal Speedball team.
During this historic event, the Marines were introduced to the dynamic and strategic world of Speedball, a sport known for its fast-paced action and emphasis on team coordination and agility. Led by the expertise of Mr. Hanna and the seasoned USA Speedball team, the Marines at Camp Pendleton participated in comprehensive training sessions, interactive workshops, and demonstrations, immersing themselves in the nuances of the sport.
The American Federation of Speedball is excited to witness the growth of Speedball within the Marine Corps and looks forward to future collaborations and events that continue to elevate the sport's presence and impact.
Camp Pendleton Marines Welcome Speedball - A Thrilling New
Sport of speedball quickly got popular at Murrieta Mesa High
High school speedball team heads to France for World championships
Murrieta Mesa High School welcomes American Federation of Speedball as official club sport
US confirms participation in Egypt-invented speed-ball world championship
Egyptian Speedball Federation signs protocol of cooperation with American counterpart
TV interview at mbc2 channel with mr. Waleid Hanna the president of the American Federation of speedball and the USA founder
TV interview at CTV channel with mr. Waleid Hanna the president of the American Federation of speedball and the USA founder
TV interview at Nile TV channel with mr. Waleid Hanna the president of the American Federation of speedball and the USA founder
Speed-Ball is a racket sport invented in Egypt in 1961 by Mohamed Lotfy for the training of beginner tennis players. Today it is a sport in its own right, enjoying popularity not only in Egypt but in other 25 countries.
*Description
A hollow ball in latex revolves around a metallic mast (66.929 Inch high) which is linked by a nylon thread
Speed-Ball is a racket sport invented in Egypt in 1961 by Mohamed Lotfy for the training of beginner tennis players. Today it is a sport in its own right, enjoying popularity not only in Egypt but in other 25 countries.
*Description
A hollow ball in latex revolves around a metallic mast (66.929 Inch high) which is linked by a nylon thread (fishing thread type) of 66.929 Inch length. The thread is knotted to the mast by a loop or a plastic ring freely revolving around a reel. The mast is fixed in a base from 88 Pound to 198 Pound. The ball is elliptic and is hit with a rigid plastic racket with a small handle and a strings around 9.85 Inch of diameter. The speed-ball court is about 19.68x13.12 Foot. for the single match and 26.24x19.68 Foot. for the doubles.
Speedball is an exciting new sport being introduced to America by The president of The American Federation of Speedball Mr. Waleid Hanna . the sport originated in Egypt in the early 60s as a training aid for tennis players and since became a sport in its own right. While it’s being played in more than 25 countries .
Speedball is a racquet
Speedball is an exciting new sport being introduced to America by The president of The American Federation of Speedball Mr. Waleid Hanna . the sport originated in Egypt in the early 60s as a training aid for tennis players and since became a sport in its own right. While it’s being played in more than 25 countries .
Speedball is a racquet sport with players hitting forehand and backhand shots at a ball attached by a nylon line to a pole on a stand. The game can be played with one player (solo), or singles or doubles. The players use small racquets to hit the ball and score points in a game situation or count hits in solo play.
The North America Federation of Speedball, established in November 2021, is an alliance between America, Canada, and Mexico, with the unified mission of promoting and expanding Speedball across the continent. Its aim is to cultivate a vibrant Speedball community, enhancing the sport's reach and engagement across these nations. Mr. Waleid
The North America Federation of Speedball, established in November 2021, is an alliance between America, Canada, and Mexico, with the unified mission of promoting and expanding Speedball across the continent. Its aim is to cultivate a vibrant Speedball community, enhancing the sport's reach and engagement across these nations. Mr. Waleid Hanna, a key figure in this movement, has been leading the federation as its President since its inception, driving forward its objectives of increasing Speedball's popularity and accessibility in North America.
President American Federation of Speedball
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Waleid Hanna, the dynamic Egyptian-American business leader and President of both the American Federation of Speedball and the North American Confederation, has made significant strides in the realm of sports. His diverse business ventures, ranging from real estate to security and investigation services, have established him as a notable figure in the business community, complemented by his sharp investigative skills. Hanna's significant contributions to sports, particularly in promoting Speedball to the U.S. Marine Corps and educational institutions, and forging international partnerships with countries like Egypt, France, and Tunisia, underscore his commitment to the sport's development. His leadership is central to Speedball's international expansion and its potential Olympic inclusion.
Speedball solo
In Super-solo, the aim is to hit the ball a maximum times in one minute. At first with the right hand, then a minute again with the left hand, then with two racquets in fore-hand only, then with two racquets in back-hand only. The number of hits of each movement is added to make the final score of the solo.
The duration of one movement is 30 seconds for the players under 14 years old and one minute for older players. A break of 30 seconds for all classes is granted behind each movement.
The player holds two rackets, one in each hand, and hits the ball with the racket in one hand and receives the ball by hitting it again with the racket in his other hand for a fixed time period. The referee will count the hits during the time period.
Each team is composed of four players and each player will play one different type of play (position) for thirty seconds. The players play in succession each starting upon hearing the signal from the referee after thirty seconds.
The single match is played by two players, each with one racquet. Each player has their own ground, separated by a neutral strip 60 cm wide (the diameter of the speed-ball's base). A match is divided into games of 10 points. The players attempt to hit the ball once each in turn, inverting its direction of rotation. To score points, the ball must pass twice successively across the opponent's ground, without the opponent being able to return it. If there is a fault, the point is missed and there is a new service. The service is alternated according to who wins each point. The first player to score 10 points wins the game. The first player who wins two games (three games for men's seniors) wins the match.
The double match takes place like the single, in two teams of two players. In each team, the players serve and hit the ball alternatively. The general rules are the same as the single.
Specific mistakes involve the player's rotation and reception of the ball.
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