Flytehindringen

Flytehindringen, also known as the "Flyte Ring" or "Flying Ring," is a traditional Norwegian folk sport that has been practiced for centuries. The sport involves two teams of players, each consisting of a "ring" (a group of four players) and a "flyte" (a group of four players). The objective of the game is to score points by successfully throwing a ball through the opposing team's ring while avoiding being hit by the opposing team's flyte.

The game is played on a rectangular court, typically made of wood or concrete, with a net dividing the court into two halves. Each team has a designated area for their ring and flyte, with the ring players positioned in a square formation and the flyte players positioned in a line formation.

The game begins with a serve, where one player from the serving team throws the ball into the air, and the opposing team's ring attempts to catch it. If the ring catches the ball, the serving team's flyte attempts to hit the ball back into the serving team's court. If the flyte successfully hits the ball, the serving team scores a point. If the ring catches the ball, the serving team's flyte attempts to hit the ball back into the serving team's court. If the flyte successfully hits the ball, the serving team scores a point. If the ring catches the ball, the serving team's flyte attempts to hit the ball back into the serving team's court. If the flyte successfully hits the ball, the serving team scores a point. The game continues until one team reaches a predetermined number of points.

Flytehindringen is a popular sport in Norway, with many clubs and tournaments held throughout the country. The sport requires a high level of skill, agility, and teamwork, making it a popular choice for both recreational and competitive play. The game is also a popular spectator sport, with many fans attending games to cheer on their favorite teams.