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Taiji Bailong Ball

Taiji Bailong Ball is a ball or target-game sport in which points, goals, hits, or sets decide competition. At its core, the sport is about depending on format, the objective is to control, return, or present the ball rhythmically and legally with the bailong racket. Participation format: Individual, pair, team, and group forms. It is typically contested on or in Indoor hall, court, or movement area; optional net/court play field. Scoring is based on Point scoring in game variants or technique/form judging. Core equipment includes Special elastic-strung racket, ball, and sufficient movement space; depending on game variant also net and court markings. Important forms include Taiji Bailong Ball forms, Game / rally variants, Training / health sport. Listed competitions i…

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Classification

Category Ball sport
Family Ball Sport
Level Main sport

Weitere Angaben

Tags individual, einzeln, taiji-bailong-ball, ball-sport, ballsport

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

Depending on format, the objective is to control, return, or present the ball rhythmically and legally with the bailong racket.

Teilnehmer

Singles, pairs, team, and demonstration forms; recreational, class, and competition play.

Teamgröße

Individual, doubles/pairs, or groups depending on format.

Spielfeld

Indoor hall, court, or open movement area; net/court structures may be used for game variants.

Dauer

Form and game durations depend on tournament or class rules.

Wertung

In game variants points come from errors/placement; in form events judging assesses technique, rhythm, control, and execution.

Gewinnbedingung

Win by points, sets, or judging rules of the specific format.

Ausrüstung

  • bailong/rouli ball racket
  • ball
  • movement area
  • net/court markings depending on format

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • loss of ball control
  • court/net fault
  • incorrect racket handling
  • time/form error
  • unsporting conduct

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • Taiji Bailong Ball Federation e.V. (TBBF)