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4 Ways to Play Dodgeball

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Introduction:

Dodgeball is a dynamic and exciting game that involves players throwing balls at each other to eliminate opponents from the game. Although traditional dodgeball is widely known and loved, there are plenty of other variations to keep things fresh and exciting. Here, we explore 4 ways to play dodgeball that will take your dodgeball game to the next level!

1. Doctor Dodgeball

In Doctor Dodgeball, each team designates a “doctor” who has the power to revive eliminated teammates. When a player is hit, they must sit down and wait patiently for their team’s doctor to come and tag them back into the game. The doctor can roam freely, but must be careful not to get hit themselves. If the doctor is eliminated, the entire team is left vulnerable with no chance of revival. This twist places extra emphasis on protecting your teammates, creating intense strategic gameplay.

2. Jailbreak Dodgeball

Jailbreak Dodgeball adds an exciting prison escape element to the traditional version of the game. In this mode, when players are hit and out, they must go to an area designated as “jail.” To break out of jail, they need a teammate to throw them a ball from across the playing field. If they catch it in jail, they can break free and rejoin their team in play. But beware – players throwing balls for rescue risk getting hit by opponents and landing in jail themselves!

3. Last One Standing

In Last One Standing dodgeball, players must rely on their agility and quick thinking as there are no teams! This free-for-all version sees every player become an opponent in a tense battle for individual survival with no allies or teammates for support. When you’re eliminated, you’re out for good – with no chances for redemption – so be prepared for an adrenaline-fueled, fast-paced game.

4. Trampoline Dodgeball

Taking dodgeball to new heights – literally – trampoline dodgeball adds an exhilarating bouncy element to your gameplay. Players must dodge and throw balls whilst jumping on trampolines, adding another layer of complexity for movement and strategy. The added challenge of navigating bounces while aiming and avoiding balls makes for a unique and unforgettable dodgeball experience.

Conclusion:

Regardless of whether you are new to the sport or a seasoned dodgeball enthusiast, these four ways to play dodgeball provide unique twists on the classic game that will keep you engaged and entertained. Be prepared for adrenaline-packed action as you explore these exciting alternatives that will test your agility, strategy, and teamwork skills. So grab your friends, pick a variation, and have a blast!

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