Crab Soccer Group
Teamwork Physical Couch Games Indoor Outdoor
- Players: 8 – 20
- Duration: 30 - 60 min
- Average cost: $1
- Age: 4+
How to play
We're playing Crab Soccer! It follows soccer rules, but with players sitting on the ground, using both hands and feet to move. Teams defend their sides, freely entering the opponent's area. The ball starts in the center, and only one player defends each goal at a time. Multiple players near the goal without the ball receive a warning; further violations give the offensive team a point. Offensive players near the goal without the ball have restrictions. Each goal earns a point, and the first team to reach a set number (e.g., 10) wins. After a goal, players can stand up, return to their side, and sit down again.
What you'll need
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