"Big Ball Game"

Handball has been played for many years, different countries, different courts, different balls, different rules, but the basics are the same.

Very extreme sport. Challenging and very interesting.
Mental & physical abilities compared only to full contact sports; boxing, wrestling...
The chances of being hurt in a hard handball competition are few.

No weigh, size or age of the competitors matters. Pure sport.
Being able to compete today, tomorrow and the day after, if in a good shape.

"Pelota Basca" , looks and feels like the one used to play Baseball, this ball is mostly used in Mexico & Spain, amateur and professional competitions.

"The tennis ball", is very commonly used in Mexico, with or without fur.

"The small ball", used by most professional players in USA, Ireland, ...

And the bigball; the same used to play racquetball; Penn, Ektelon, Voit, Wilson, etc.

This ball is softer, lighter and bigger then the professional ball.

For many players; "The best for Handball competition in any type of court".

Big ball game is as hard, challenging and interesting to play, as any other form of Handball!. Easier for beginners, kids, girls or anybody to Start playing.

In order to attract new players to the sport ; It's necessary to use a friendly ball, so anybody can hit it without much practice. This way we could have many new players and maybe professionals in other Sports; Trying Handball.

And at the same time, Bigball is easier to see, not only for young athletic players, but also for the whole public, many of them could be old fans, or from a distance.

One wall, Small 2 walls, long 2 walls, Small 3 walls, Long 3 walls, Indoor courts; don't matter, same good games, competition and the best work out.

In other words; any court is a good court to play with the Bigball.

Big ball game: More running, More control, harder swing, longer rallies then any other kind of handball.

A real sport: good work out, aerobic exercise, mental therapy, accessible to everybody.
All you may need is walls & balls.

Questions or comments: E-mail us at: bighandball@cox.net

Editor: Luis Gaytan