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Fast, tactical, and played on ice — Bandy is often called “winter football” for a reason. With 11 players per team, a large ice field, and a small ball instead of a puck, it blends the flow of football with the speed of ice skating.

Originating in England and widely popular in countries like Sweden and Russia, bandy demands endurance, precision passing, and smart positioning. The game is fast-paced, with long runs, strategic plays, and constant action across the ice.

A true test of skill and stamina — and one of the most exciting winter team sports you probably haven’t tried yet.

Would you play on ice at full speed?

High-flying action meets pure creativity — Bossaball is a spectacular sport that blends volleyball, football, gymnastics, and music into one electrifying experience. Played on an inflatable court with trampolines on each side, it allows players to jump, flip, and spike in ways you’ve never seen before.

Originating in Spain, Bossaball turns every match into a show, with a referee who also acts as a DJ, setting the rhythm of the game. Skill, timing, and acrobatics are key, making it as entertaining to watch as it is to play.

It’s not just a sport — it’s a performance.

Would you take the jump?

Power, speed, and strategy — Kabaddi is one of the oldest and most intense team sports in the world. Originating in India, it combines strength, agility, quick thinking, and teamwork in every second of the game.

One player, the “raider,” enters the opponent’s half, tries to tag defenders, and must return safely before being tackled — all while holding their breath and continuously chanting “kabaddi.”

Fast-paced and full of action, Kabaddi has grown from a traditional sport into a global competition with professional leagues and millions of fans.

Would you dare step into the raid?

Fast, strategic, and truly inclusive — Korfball is the only mixed-gender team sport where men and women play together equally on the same team. Combining elements of basketball, handball, and netball, it is a sport built on teamwork, movement, and communication rather than physical contact.

Played in over 70 countries, korfball continues to grow as a sport that proves success comes from cooperation, skill, and smart play.

Would you try a sport where every player matters equally?

Have you ever seen a sport that combines football, volleyball, gymnastics and martial-arts style acrobatics?

Meet Sepak Takraw — one of the most spectacular sports in the world.

Played by teams of 3, the goal is simple: send the ball over the net and make it land in the opponent’s court. The challenge? Players are not allowed to use their hands. Only feet, knees, chest and head.

With bicycle kicks, spinning spikes and incredible reflexes, Sepak Takraw is one of the fastest and most athletic sports on the planet.

Would you try it?

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