These sports games originality in comparison with football or hockey lies in the only purpose for the competing teams, namely: to hit in a "yuka", usually representing a cylindrical object which is located in the center of the playground, for example, a plastic bottle.

    As a rule, the playground is round and small in size (from 6m up to 30m in diameter); it depends on a kind of the game, age and players’ fitness. Compactness and simplicity of playground sectoring for these games enable to use any empty place especially in areas of old site development.

    One more characteristic feature of these sports games lies in competition of small teams consisting of one or two persons.

    As an illustration we shall describe a "football" variant of the new game. The playground for this variant of the game can be round or of any other form. However, in the center of this playground there should be a sectored circle, which determines a "zone" and is not a playing area of the playground.

    The playground diameter is 10m, and zones are 3m. In the center of the circle is vertically installed a "yuka" of 20cm in height and 6cm in diameter. It is better for the game to use a “footgymnasium” ball (for a game in a gymnasium), but it is possible to play with a simple rubber one.

    The game core consists in hitting in a "yuka" with a ball and knocking it down being at the same time outside the "zone". As a result of hitting in it with a ball "yuka" displacement can be fixed both visually, and automatically with the help of a sound or a light signal.

    That team (at a game of 2x2) or that player (at a game of 1x1) becomes a winner who can hit in a "yuka" more times being outside the zone within the stated time.

    In amateur games it is possible to use any object as a "yuka", which is installed vertically in the center of a circle and displaced at hitting in it with a ball, for example, an empty plastic bottle.

    Playgrounds for the game can be marked easily, for example, in the yard of an apartment house, at a summer residence, on a lawn or in a wood on a glade, on a beach, on decks of ships, in hangars and other premises. In general it is possible to play practically everywhere where a small even surface can be found.