Bulletball

Bulletball, is a gender, age, and disability neutral table sport invented by Marc Griffin. It can be played while standing or sitting, which allows a person in a wheelchair to play competitively against anyone.

BulletBall won 1st place in the 'Good Game' Category at the 2010 AAPAR (American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation)/ AAHPERD (American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance) National Convention. BulletBall became an official sport event at the 2012 Senior Olympics and an exhibition sport at the 2012 National Veterans Golden Age Games.

The Inventor

Marc Griffin Appeared on ABC's Primetime Reality Show 'American Inventor' in 2006 and BulletBall was voted 'thumbs down' by all four judges.

The Game

	“	Are there any health benefits? BulletBall not only helps to strengthen your muscles, but it also helps as an excellent cardiovascular workout which increases your heart rate. Notice that after 10-15 minutes of playing, your hamstrings, quads, arms, and shoulders will be thoroughly worked while you have fun! BulletBall works your body and your mind and has been endorsed by professional athletes, physicians and the physically challenged because of its wheelchair friendly design.	„