FXCC Fireball Extreme Challenge Cyprus

FXC – FireBall Extreme Challenge™

Announcement: Exciting New Development in Cypriot Sports Scene!

The International FXC Federation is thrilled to announce that Mr. Hamad, official representative of FXC – FireBall Extreme Challenge™ in Cyprus, widely known as Ramo Coach, will be spearheading the introduction and development of FXC – FireBall Extreme Challenge™ in Cyprus. With a rich history in sports coaching and a deep commitment to athletic excellence, Ramo Coach will be leading the creation of the FXC sport in Cyprus, focusing on the training and formation of both athletes and referees.

Cyprus, renowned for its passionate involvement in popular sports such as football, basketball, volleyball, and handball, has seen a remarkable growth in sports participation in recent years. This burgeoning interest in sports has created a vibrant environment for new and exciting disciplines. As Ramo Coach notes, “Cyprus has always been a hub of sports enthusiasm. With the recent surge in public participation, we see a fantastic opportunity to introduce FXC and build a strong, competitive team right from the start.”

Mr. Ramo’s coaching philosophy, centered on holistic development and team cohesion, will play a crucial role in shaping the FXC community in Cyprus. Drawing from his extensive experience, he will implement innovative training techniques designed to enhance physical conditioning, strategic thinking, and teamwork. His approach emphasizes not only athletic prowess but also the core values of fairness, inclusion, and respect that are integral to FXC.

The International FXC Federation extends a warm welcome to Ramo Coach and Cyprus as they join the FXC community. We are excited to see how Ramo Coach’s vision and dedication will elevate the sport and inspire a new generation of athletes in Cyprus.

Stay tuned for more updates on the launch and development of FXC in Cyprus, and get ready to witness the next big thing in sports!

Game Overview

  • Objective: Accumulate points by making successful passes. Each pass equals 1 point. The team with the highest score wins.
  • Ball Handling: Players can throw, pass, and catch the ball using any part of their body but cannot hold it for more than 2 seconds (or 3 seconds for kids under 8 years old).

Special Rules

  • Self-Pass/Auto-Pass:
  • Allowed Once: Each player is allowed one self-pass every time they receive the ball.
  • Conditions: The ball must not be in contact with the player’s body during a self-pass.
  • Impact on Time: A self-pass resets the player’s holding time to an additional 2 seconds of ball possession.

Ball Possession (BP) Interruptions

Ball possession is interrupted (the ball becomes “dead”) in the following scenarios:

  1. Holding Violation: The ball is held longer than 2 seconds.
  2. Ground Contact: The ball touches the ground.
  3. Out of Bounds: The ball leaves the court.
  4. Interception: The ball is intercepted by an opposing player and then smashed on the ground.
  5. Referee’s Decision: The game is stopped by a referee due to a foul.

Key Values and Skills

  • Physical Development: The sport enhances strength, endurance, core stability, agility, and explosiveness.
  • Core Values: Emphasizes fairness, team-building, gender equality, inclusion, perseverance, and respect.
  • Team Dynamics: Focuses on improving team spirit, self-confidence, and character.

These rules and the focus on continuous movement and passing make FXC a high-energy, strategic sport that promotes both physical fitness and team collaboration.