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 :)
1. don't touch the ball with 2 hands
2. do not leave the field of play
3. don't get ejected 3 times
4. don't go inside the 2 meters without the ball in hand
5. don't hold their suit so they can't swim
6. dont shoot after a foul when inside the 5 meters
7. don't be too aggressive
8. do not jump in the pool if the game is going on
9. when the ball is out side the field of play DO NOT get it
10. when shot blocking from a foul, move away from the player
Water polo is basically a non-contact sport played in the water and is a cross between 5-a-side football and handball. The rules of water polo can be found in the related link below
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Water Polo is a very different sport to Polo. The way it is played is completely different and the equipment is different. There are no horses involved, just like there are no mallets involved and the ball is also different. Water Polo has its own rules.
Ther answer is Water Polo. The goal at the deep end is smaller than the goal at the shallow end.
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No, not under FINA rules.
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In water polo you are not allowed to touch the bottom of the pool, therefore you can't walk without breaking the rules. You must tread water the entire time.
Water Polo began in the late 19th century in bodies of open water in England and Scotland, its creation is not credited to any one individual but the rules were developed by William Wilson soon after it began.
a lot better then Emily hill that's for sure. And is a fully sick playa who rules over Tasmanian water polo :P They all love him hell bad!!
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