KEARNEY — If you’re looking for a ball, Kearney has a new sport in town. Josh and Kelly Jelden, owners of the affiliate-ship Knockerball Kearney, are now providing inflatable fun for the Hub Territory ...

One moment you're running toward a lime green soccer ball. The next, you (and the other person wearing a giant, inflatable bubble) are tumbling head over heels across the grass. Normally, getting ...

In case disc golf and cornhole games don't provide enough of a thrill, a new extreme sport encourages players to climb into a big inflatable ball, charge at one another and bounce around like a beach ...

When you drive into the city park you can't miss the giant clear bubbles sitting on the field like Glenda the good witch from the Wizard of Oz just landed. That's how you know you have found the ...

Matthew Kam rolls over while, in the background, Greg Nystul, left, and Kelly Ma look for the ball while playing soccer using Knockerballs at Kapiolani Park. Novices are held in place by harnesses and ...

I couldn't stop laughing. Even as I fell. Hard. I didn't even try to catch myself. After watching the short clips on Knockerball Chattanooga's website, I had faith that my tumble onto the lawn at ...

I was sprinting full force directly at her. Step by step, gaining momentum, power and might. The little slice of evil in my head was shouting silently: "Just wait. You're about to be plowed over, ...

"Knockerball," a sport made popular overseas, has rolled its way to our area. Creators of the sport describe it as a way to defy gravity and provide loads of laughs. To stream WNEP on your phone, you ...

Quad-City Knockerball rents out eight balls at a time, which costs $200 for the first hour and $100 per hour after that. After every outing, Filgo said they clean their gear with disinfectant wipes.

Inside the St. Joseph Hessen Cassel school gym, the public was invited to watch demonstrations of various things the organization offers, and participate in a kick darts competition for $3 per person.

SALINE, MI - The city of Saline is trading its vacant Blockbuster Video property for a "knockerball" facility, where people wear inflatable spheres to play field games and crash into each other. Known ...

HOWARD — Ready to break stuff and burn some energy? A new Green Bay-area business is ready to help you indulge in some playful, but safe, aggression. Owner Peter Kretche said he got the idea from the ...