FITEQ

FITEQ is the International Teqball Federation, the governing body for the sport of teqball. Teqball is a ball sport that combines elements of football (soccer) and table tennis, played on a curved table. The objective is to score by kicking or heading the ball over the net, with a maximum of three touches per player or team before the ball must return to the opponent's side. Players cannot touch the ball with their hands or arms.

The sport was invented in Hungary in 2014 by Viktor Huszár and Gábor Borsányi. FITEQ was established in 2017 to promote and develop teqball globally. It organizes international competitions, including the Teqball World Championships, and works to standardize the rules and equipment. FITEQ is recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as a sports federation. The organization aims to make teqball an Olympic sport in the future. It has seen rapid growth in popularity worldwide, with a significant number of participating nations and registered athletes.