Velcro Catch Chaos
The unusual vest catches make the first successful pass feel funny, surprising, and worth cheering for.

Bumball Singapore
Vest-and-ball team sport
A Captain's Ball Alternative With Velcro Scoring
Think Captain's Ball with a twist: the ball has to stick to a teammate's Velcro vest to count as a catch. Pass, find space, and help each other score while our facilitators run the rounds.
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The unusual vest catches make the first successful pass feel funny, surprising, and worth cheering for.
Teams have to create space, call for passes, and set each other up instead of relying on one sporty player.
Facilitators keep the vest mechanics, scoring zones, and restarts easy to follow between rounds.
Activity fit
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Good for sporty and non-sporty players when rules and rotations are clearly hosted.
Have your own venue in mind? We can check whether it is suitable.
Best with enough flat space for passing, movement, and safe resets.
Suggested starting point
Play Bumball at The Cage @ Kallang, where our team will set up and run the games.
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Suggested starting point
Play Bumball at The Cage @ Kallang, where our team will set up and run the games.
Add your group size so we can work out whether you need one court or rotation zones for Bumball.
Venue check needed
Choose this when you already have a location in mind, such as court, hall, school field, function space, or sheltered activity area.
Send us the address or venue type. We will check flat play area, floor surface, boundaries, shelter, access, and timing before recommending the setup.
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Compare options
Bumball is strongest when you want passing, positioning, and a novel catch mechanic. Compare Dodgeball or Floorball if you want a more familiar sport format.
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Activity fit
If your team enjoys Captain's Ball, try catching with a Velcro vest. You will still need well-timed passes and good positioning, but the unusual catches make Bumball a game of its own.
Players score by helping teammates get into the right spot for the catch.
Facilitators brief the vest catch zones, scoring rules, and safe movement before match rounds start.
Teams move through short rounds that practise spacing, support play, and quick resets after turnovers.

Ways to play
03 game modes
Bumball builds from rules and catching practice into team rounds where spacing and communication matter.

How It Plays
Players learn how the ball sticks to the vest zones and how catches affect the flow of play.
What Teams Practice
How It Plays
Teams practise creating space, passing to open teammates, and resetting after turnovers.
What Teams Practice
How It Plays
Teams apply the rules in competitive rounds with facilitator scoring and quick resets.
What Teams Practice
How It Works
Players wear Velcro scoring vests and move the ball by passing, catching, and creating space for teammates.
Think of it as a Captain's Ball-style team game with a twist: the clean catch matters because the ball has to stick to the vest zone.
The game rewards teams that call early, keep moving into open lanes, and support the player carrying the ball.
Facilitators explain the catch zones, scoring rules, and safe movement before teams move into competitive rounds.

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Programme
A Bumball session that teaches the vest mechanics first, then builds toward passing, positioning, and tournament play.
Our hosts explain the rules, manage turns, and adjust the pace for your group.
Facilitators brief participants on safe movement, game boundaries, and session flow.
Players learn how to catch and control the ball using the vest zones.
Teams practise the passing rules and learn how to create scoring chances.
Participants compete in Bumball rounds with the gameplay reinforced on the day.
Compare before you commit
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Real Bumball track record
Bumball is a hosted velcro-ball format Cohesion runs for corporate teams that want a sport-flavoured game with clear rules and broad participation.
Based on past Cohesion events. Guests who attended more than one event are counted each time.
Event examples
Bumball appears inside the public-sector case-study set, while the wider case-study hub helps compare it against more familiar active formats.
See how other groups used active games, rotations, and shared meals to bring people together.
Use these examples to shape group size, timing, and the right level of energy.
Featured example
Larger mixed groups
See how a larger repeat client balanced structure, broad participation, and active energy instead of forcing one fixed format every time.
Read the LTA exampleEvent add-ons
Stay for a meal or dessert after the games. We can help arrange the food and drinks, and work out the timing with your venue.
Bumball is a niche active game, so the safest add-ons are the practical ones: drinks, dessert, catering, and a clear event flow.
Powered by Sunday Roast BBQ
Stay for a BBQ after the games, whether you are celebrating a team achievement or catching up with colleagues.
BBQ menus from $40 per person, minimum 10 people. Final price changes with venue, setup, cleaning, timing, and support level.
Burnt Cones gelato add-on
Offer guests a cold dessert after the games or alongside a Family Day programme.
From $8/cup, minimum 20 cups. Flavours include Fior Di Latte, 85% Dark Chocolate, Bronte Pistachio, Reese's Peanut Butter, Ube, Stracciatella, and Chrysanthemum Goji Berry.
Coordinated event support
Ask us to help coordinate food, drinks, transport, and the schedule with your venue.
Priced in the event plan after we confirm group size, venue, timing, and support needs.
Package comparison
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Use the packages to compare round structure, facilitation, and whether Bumball should be paired with other active games. We will confirm the best setup after checking group size, venue surface, session length, and rotation needs.
As a rough guide, from $25 per person — a typical 20-person, 2-hour session works out to about $620 all-in. Indicative only — we confirm the exact figure once we know your venue, timing, and group size.
Core option
A hosted session with equipment, a briefing, and someone to guide each round.
Most booked
Hosts organise the teams, explain each round, and keep score as everyone takes turns.
Premium finish
Add help with food, other activities, and the rest of your event.
Why teams book this
Bumball rewards teams that communicate early, create passing lanes, and move together instead of chasing the ball alone.
Players score by helping teammates get into the right position, not by chasing the ball alone.
The unusual catch zones make early calls, spacing, and support play feel useful immediately.
Velcro catches, missed passes, and quick recoveries create light-hearted wins for sporty and non-sporty players.
Planning guide
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Bumball is best for teams that want a Captain's Ball-style activity that feels unusual, funny, and active without needing standard sport skills.
Bumball works well when you want the simple pass-and-score logic of a familiar school game, but with a fresher corporate team-building mechanic. The Velcro vest catch zones make the first few successful passes funny and easy to remember.
It is a good fit for mixed groups because communication, positioning, and support play matter as much as speed.
Related reading
Yes. Bumball is useful for organisers comparing Captain's Ball-style play because both reward passing, spacing, calling, and team support.
The difference is that Bumball changes the catch: players receive passes on Velcro vest zones, so the team has to create cleaner angles and help the catcher get into the right position.
Choose Bumball when you want the familiar idea of Captain's Ball, but with a more memorable hosted game mechanic for corporate team building.
Related reading
Players pass the ball, use Velcro vest zones to catch, and work together to create scoring chances.
Bumball is built around passing and catching with Velcro vest zones. Instead of simply grabbing the ball, players have to move into space and help teammates make a clean catch.
Facilitators explain the exact scoring rules, safe movement, and contact expectations before competitive rounds begin.
Related reading
Plan for a flat court or field-style space with safe boundaries and room for passing lanes.
The game works best when teams have enough space to move, pivot, call for passes, and reset after a turnover. Clear boundaries help keep the round easy to follow.
Share venue surface, available time, and expected group size so Cohesion can shape the number of teams and rotation flow.
Related reading
Different personalities can contribute because calling, positioning, and support matter as much as running.
Sportier players may move into space quickly, while quieter or less sporty teammates can still add value by calling, passing, blocking lanes, and setting up the catch.
Short practice rounds help first-timers understand the vest mechanic before the game becomes competitive.
Related reading
Confirm group size, venue surface, available time, and whether Bumball should stand alone or join an activity mix.
The strongest recommendation depends on group size, game duration, rotation needs, and whether you want Bumball as the main activity or as one station in a larger team day.
If your group has size or mobility considerations, flag them early so the flow can be adjusted.
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