What new and interesting sports are there abroad?

As a veteran sports fan, I pay attention to not only some mainstream games, but also many unpopular sports in China. Then let's introduce some interesting sports abroad, as follows:

1. Fujitsu: Fujitsu is an ancient sport, similar to ancient cuju in China. The development of rattan ball in China is not very popular, and rattan ball is very popular in Southeast Asia represented by Malaysian. Rattan ball is a sport between volleyball and football. Touch the ball with your feet, legs, knees, shoulders and head (not with your hands), and don't let the ball fall to the ground and hit the opponent's court through the net. In other words, rattan ball is "volleyball kicked with feet". Rattan balls are very ornamental and interesting. From 65438 to 0990, rattan ball became the official event of the Asian Games for the first time.

Padel: This is a very interesting sport, which combines the characteristics of tennis, table tennis, squash and cricket. Cage tennis is scored in a similar way to tennis, and the ball used is slightly less stressful than tennis. The game is played in a completely closed venue, and the rules of hitting the ball are similar to squash. The ball can bounce off the wall and hit it. Cage tennis is very popular in Europe. Getting started is relatively easy and interesting.

3. Cabadie: This is a sport called "the eagle catches the chicken", which originated in India. It is a free-hand exercise without any equipment, and it is also a simple and easy-to-use exercise. There are 7 athletes on each side of the competition. Athletes need to shout "Cabadie, Cabadie" and break into the opponent's field, and mark as many opponents as possible without being caught by the opponent. Therefore, this sport requires athletes' vital capacity and reaction speed, and it is also very interesting and ornamental. This activity is very popular in Indian, Pakistani and other countries, but it is not popular in China. 1990 Cabadie was listed as an official event in the Beijing Asian Games.

The above three projects are my introduction. These novel and interesting foreign projects need to be further popularized, popularized and developed. I hope to see fans and athletes engaged in these sports in China in the future.