Supervision

• On-site supervision is recommended following initial skill instruction and after all safety concerns have been emphasized.

Instructional Considerations

• Warm-up activities should emphasize conditioning and flexibility. 
• Body contact is not allowed.
• Interception of the ball is forbidden in order to prevent aggressions or physical contact between opponents.
• Standard matches of three periods of 10 minutes should be modified to three periods of 8 minutes for younger players.
• Players must immediately stop gameplay if the referee has called an injury.
• Any player who violates the spirit of the game through disrespectful behaviour towards an opponent, referee, spectator, or teammate will receive a warning (yellow card) or expulsion from play at the discretion of the referee. Expelled players may be replaced.

Equipment / Facilities

• A 3m wide unobstructed perimeter around the playing area is recommended.
• The net frame must be fixed in place during play such that it is not a danger to players.
• All player’s wheelchairs must have rear casters, and handrails on both wheels.
  (note: rear casters are not considered equal to one of the four wheels and are not considered as a point of reference for player position).
• Front bumpers are allowed but not mandatory.
• Rubber balls are preferred to leather to avoid trauma to fingers and face.