New sport

Let's create a new sport!

Name: Aerius (a combination of "aer" meaning air and "ius" meaning game or sport)

Objective: Aerius is a fast-paced, high-flying sport that combines elements of trampolining, parkour, and volleyball. The objective is to score points by throwing, catching, and volleying a ball while navigating a challenging, three-dimensional obstacle course suspended high above the ground.

Gameplay:

• Each team consists of four players.
• The game takes place on a large, rectangular court with a series of trampolines and obstacles, including walls, ramps, and tunnels.
• The ball is made of a lightweight, bouncy material and is designed to be easily caught and thrown.
• Players can move around the court using trampolines, parkour moves, and their own two feet.
• Points are scored when a player throws the ball to a teammate, who catches it while in mid-air or while navigating an obstacle.
• Teams can also score points by throwing the ball into a goal at the far end of the court.
• Each game is played to a score of 11 points, with a two-point advantage (e.g., 11-9).

Scoring:

• Catching a ball while in mid-air: 1 point
• Catching a ball while navigating an obstacle: 2 points
• Throwing the ball to a teammate while in mid-air: 1 point
• Throwing the ball to a teammate while navigating an obstacle: 2 points
• Scoring a goal: 3 points

Penalties:

• If a player drops the ball or fails to catch it, the opposing team is awarded a point.
• If a player lands incorrectly or fails to navigate an obstacle, they are penalized and the opposing team is awarded a point.

Equipment:

• Trampolines
• Obstacles (walls, ramps, tunnels)
• Ball
• Safety gear (helmets, knee pads, elbow pads)

Variations:

• Recreational: A simplified version of the game played with smaller obstacles and a lower court.
• Competitive: The official version of the game played with larger obstacles and a higher court.
• Freestyle: A variation that focuses on individual skills and tricks, with players competing to perform the most impressive moves.

Why it's cool:

• Aerius combines the thrill of trampolining and parkour with the strategy and teamwork of volleyball.
• The game requires a unique blend of physical skills, including strength, agility, and coordination.
• The obstacles and trampolines add an element of excitement and unpredictability to the game.

What do you think? Would you play Aerius?