Consider it when you want an active, contact-based break from the normal office setting.
Session gallery
Bubble Soccer Photos and Video.
Use the photos and featured video to see the suit scale, turf setup, player movement, and contact level before you enquire.
Featured video
Watch an earlier session in action.
This 2015 video, published by iGROWOnline, shows the basic movement and energy of Bubble Soccer. Use the current photos and planning guides on this site for today’s setup, safety and booking details.
Earlier session footage
See the pace and movement.
Use the footage to judge the pace, contact level, player rotations, and spectator view. Current safety and booking guidance comes from this site's planning pages, not the older video.
Consider it when you want one shared active block before food, drinks, or another booking.
For participants aged 10 and above, consider it when you want facilitator-led rounds, clear rotations and a high-energy activity block. Suit fit, comfort and supervision still need to be checked.
Photo gallery
Browse moments from the field.
Open any image for a closer look at setup, action, suit fit, team spacing, and different venue views.
What to look for
Check the pace, contact and spectator experience.
The photos and video make the tone easier to judge. It is active, playful and facilitator-led, so your group can decide whether the format feels comfortable.
Compare the movement and contact shown here with your group's age, comfort level, and preferred activity intensity.
Use the footage to decide whether the activity level, facilitation, and venue setup match what you want from the day.
Seen enough to picture your own session?
Send the session basics.
If the gallery helped you shortlist Bubble Soccer, send the group size, date, time window, and venue idea for a format and price check.