The main goal in Bossaball is to score points by hitting the ball into the opponent's court, similar to volleyball.

The Bossaball court is characterized by its trampoline-like surface, which allows players to jump and perform acrobatic moves while playing.

Each Bossaball team typically consists of four players.

Teams are allowed a maximum of three touches before they must return the ball to the opponent's court.

Points are primarily awarded for successfully hitting the ball into the opponent's court.

The trampoline-like surface of the Bossaball court enables players to jump and perform acrobatic moves, adding an exciting dimension to the game.

Players who specialize in performing acrobatic moves in Bossaball are often referred to as Acrobats.

The move where a player jumps and kicks the ball while in the air is commonly known as an Air Kick.

Bossaball originated in Brazil, combining elements of soccer, volleyball, and gymnastics.

The minimum age requirement for participating in Bossaball is typically 12 years old.

The International Bossaball Federation (IBF) is the governing body for Bossaball worldwide.

The annual international Bossaball tournament is called the Bossaball World Cup.

The trick shot where a player hits the ball between their legs is called a Nutmeg.

The move where a player jumps and spins in the air before hitting the ball is called an Air Spin.

The move where a player hits the ball with their back to the net is called a Backhand.