FREEFORM
Move freely and explore your own rhythm with two balls and two barlets.
Doubletap is a sport that involves the use of two sticks called barlets and two balls. The player must dribble both balls simultaneously while using the sticks to tap each ball in a rhythmic and synchronized way.
The game can take many forms, from track and field 100 meter races, obstacle course clearance, and even dance choreography. Regardless of the format, the basic concept of Doubletap is the same: players must use their sticks to double tap the balls in a coordinated and fluid motion.
Have fun and keep fit. Doubletap builds coordination, cardio, and confidence — whether you're playing solo, racing friends, or performing for a crowd.
Move freely and explore your own rhythm with two balls and two barlets.
Navigate cones, markers, and creative course layouts while keeping both balls in motion.
Express yourself with tricks, spins, and creative combinations that show off your style.
Race down the track while doubletapping — speed, control, and endurance combined.
Team-based track challenges that bring groups together in fast-paced doubletap action.
Players switch and race to the finish in relay-style doubletap track and field events.
Take doubletap to the stage with live performances that highlight skill, rhythm, and showmanship.
I teach Doubletap in schools — book me for a demo day. Frank Kigozi brings equipment, energy, and hands-on instruction directly to your students, rec centre, or event.
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