Rules

• When the pitcher pitches the ball and the ball goes over the plate and the kicker should try to kick the ball.
• If the kicker gets three strikes then he's out.
• There are six outs to an inning.
• There might be nine innings in a game.
• When there are  three outs from one team the offense and defense switch.

How to Play

How to play when on offense

• When the pitcher pitches the ball the kicker will try to kick it.
• If the kicker kicks the ball he should try to advance to first base, or if the kicker wishes he can advance to second, third, or home plate.  
• The next kicker will come up and try to do the same thing.

How to play when on defense

• When the pitcher pitches the ball, the kicker tries to successfully kick the ball beyond the boarder of the field. Then the defensive players try to catch the ball.
• If the defensive players catch the ball then the kicker is out.
• If the defensive player doesn't catch the ball, he should pick it up. Then the defensive player will try to throw the ball to the place that the runner is running to.
• If the defensive player at one of the bases successfully catches a ball thrown by another player on his team, and he catches it before the runner gets to the base, then the runner is out.

Equipment 

1. A regulation size four square ball
2. A healthy pair of legs
3. A set of bases

Strategy

    Kick the ball to the open areas on the field.  Kick the ball fast.  Don't be afraid of the ball and practice before you play. 

Goal/Purpose

    The goal is to score more points than the other team by running around all the bases and coming back to home plate.

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