Spider Soccer
Physical Outdoor Indoor Teamwork
- Players: 10 – 22
- Duration: 20 - 30 min
- Average cost: $1
- Age: 4+
How to play
Let's Play Spider Soccer! Soccer, except everyone is crawling like spiders or crabs on their hands and feet. Players skitter across the field, using both hands and feet to propel themselves forward. They dribble the ball with quick, scuttling movements, and pass it with a flick of their wrists or a deft kick from an awkward angle. The goalkeepers crouch low, ready to pounce like predatory arachnids. Spectators cheer as goals are scored in this bizarre, yet fascinating version of the game.
What you'll need
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