VolleyCross volleyball set variant 42130

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The game Crossnet first conquered the beaches of the USA in 2018. It was created by combining the game foursquare and volleyball. It is the first volleyball game that is played crosswise, it is very colorful and action-packed. Everyone plays against everyone, so you have to be on your toes all the time. Just perfect entertainment for summer days. The simple VolleyCross set is designed for beginners and recreational players. The height of the net can be adjusted according to the needs of the players thanks to the extendable rods of the structure (maximum height 2 m, the length of individual parts of the rods is 0.5 m). The set is intended for sand or grass surfaces. Package contents: 1x net - yellow edged, height 0.5 m, length 4 x 1.5 m 4 x expandable aluminum rod with a max. length of 2 m, diameter 16 mm 4 x tension rope 6 x textile lines for the boundary of the playing fields of the playground 8 x anchor pin 1 x portable bag for storing the entire set Material: aluminum (rods), steel (pins), PE – polyethylene (net, lines, fastening ropes) Rules of the Crossnet game: - After setting up the playing field, the playing squares are numbered 1 to 4. Each player occupies one of them - based on a lottery. Multiple players can play in each square. - The game starts with a player serving from square number 4 from behind the back line. The serve goes crosswise into square 2. It must be made with one hand and the hard part of the palm. The receiving player may not hit the ball over the net. However, this rule only applies when submissions are received. - In the subsequent play, each player has only one touch. A block does not count as a touch. - The exchange ends with a mistake by one of the players. - After a mistake, the players in the squares rotate. The player who made a mistake moves to square 1 and the remaining players rotate clockwise to square 4. Example: the player in 4 messes up. So it moves to 1. Player from 1 to 2, player from 2 to 3 and player from 3 to 4. - A point can only be scored in square 4. If anyone from square 1, 2 or 3 makes a mistake, the player in 4 gets point. If the exchange is messed up by a player in 4, no one gets a point and the players move one place clockwise. - The game is played to eleven points and the resulting difference must be two points. - Touching the net and overstepping the serve are faults.