Water Polo

YES! water polo is intense.You are playing probably the most toughest and roughest game ever invented. You like many others will feel this intensity when you play. Water polo is the most intense game anyone will ever play.

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Yes, you can bring a soccer ball on a plane as long as it goes through passenger security checkpoint X-ray machine. Additionally, make sure it doesn't go over your luggage limit as a carry on.

it is when someone is 'ejected' from the pool for 20 seconds

no, nor touch the bottom of the pool or the water polo goals, this will lead to a foul. when you swim for the ball at the start, you must be out 2 meters, not touching the sides.

László Jenei, István Hevesi, Dezső Gyarmati, Kálmán Markovics, Tivadar Kanizsa, István Szívós, György Kárpáti, Ottó Boros, Mihály Mayer, Antal Bolvári, Ervin Zádor and Miklos Martin - Water polo, men's team competition

There is no official report on the amount of deaths caused by water polo, but it is considered one of the most dangerous sports. Drowning and injuries have caused players to die. It has even been called the most dangerous high school sport.

at least one for each team

water polo started as a version of rugby football that was played in British lakes and rivers in the late 19th century with a ball made of Indian rubber. The name comes from the Balti word 'pulu' meaning ball.

It was a demonstration of strength and swimming skill and was often a feature of county fairs and festivals.

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What inspired you to do tennis? Why not any other sport?

Just take general ideas and make them into questions!

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There are no points in water polo, the aim is to score goals as in football (or soccer)

It all depends on the arrangement the professional player makes with his patron. Several things goes into account: location, handicap, whether the patron provides the horses or the pro does, indoor or outdoor leagues, history with the patron, if he's paid per game or per month, if there are lessons in addition to the games, etc.

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Lauren

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Yes, I am a diver and believe me YOU NEED A CUP. Especially if you are a beginner you are going to need protection for your testicles. The best way to wear it is if you wear a speedo wear two speedos and put the cup inbetween. If you wear a jammer, first put on a speedo, then put on a jockstrap and put the cup inbetween. Then just put your jammer on over it. If you really don't care what you look like than put on compression shorts then a cup the the jammer and on the outside put on a jockstrap. The cup that I like best is the Nutty Buddy it protects and supports your balls.

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Serbia and Hungary are the best, closely followed by Croatia and Spain

Soccer- 3.3 billion fans

Not true - the most played sport internationally is claimed to be volleyball, with basketball second.

Soccer / football comes third or fourth (to table tennis, depending on your source)

Chukka (sing.), Chukkas (plural)

A team consists of six field players and one goalkeeper, you need two teams to play, so that's 14 people play water polo. However it is a very physical and tiring sport, hence the reason why there are up to 6 substitues allowed per team

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Water polo is sort of like hand ball, in the water (without touching the ground), and alot more aggressive...

The first thing you need to know is that you can only ever touch the ball with one hand. You can use either hand, but only one at a time. The game consists of 4 quarters, each aroun 6-8 minutes long, depending on the league.

The game starts with a swim off. All the players from each team (on opposite ends of the pool) have to be touching the wall, and when the ref blows the whistle, they drop the ball in the middle of the pool and both teams swim to get it. The play goes on from here.

The point of the game is, obviously, to score on the other team's net. It is legal for a player to do whatever they want to you (this is where it gets aggressive) while you have the ball, but as soon as you drop it (this is a foul), they aren't allowed.

those are the very basic rules...It's a very fun sport, and i would suggest it to any strong-ish swimmers looking for an exciting sport :)

Most countries play water polo in some shape or form, ranging from national teams competing in the likes of the Olympics to school and small-time clubs just playing for fun. It would probably be easier to list the countries that do not play water polo than those that do.

To be honest, the future of Water Polo does not look good. Each year since 2003, the number of water polo players globally has decreased by an average of 8500. This may be because of the reason that Water Polo is seen as a sport played by "queers", who enjoy wrestling other sopping wet men in thongs. Many ex-water polo players have revealed their fear of returning to public pools because of their scarred past, in which many were abused by fellow players. One water polo player has been labelled as a"perverted rabbit" after brutally "discreetly" abusing all the members on his water polo team.