Headis is Ping Pong Without the Paddles
Michael Hines — September 23, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: odditycentral
I don't know how such an amazing and bizarre game like Headis was able to stay under my radar for so long. The Headis game is a mixture of ping pong and soccer, with players using their heads to hit a big bouncy ball across the table.
Headis was invented by René Wegner, who started hitting a soccer ball back and forth over a ping pong table while he was a student at the University of Saarbruecker in Germany. Check out the featured video to see a game of Headis being played.
Headis was invented by René Wegner, who started hitting a soccer ball back and forth over a ping pong table while he was a student at the University of Saarbruecker in Germany. Check out the featured video to see a game of Headis being played.
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