【Finnish Wooden Pillar】|Finnish Emerging Movement
In 1996, MÖLKKY originated in Finland. The gameplay is similar to the scoring method of bowling and darts. The goal is to reach just 50 points first, and if it exceeds 25 points, it is very exciting. Suitable for families, seniors, and young people to play together!
Since 1997, there have been major events every year. The main developing countries are Europe and America, followed by Japan and Hong Kong.
Finnish wooden pillars hold color
The Finnish wooden pole is a traditional Nordic sport suitable for all ages. It is simple and easy to use. The gameplay is very similar to bowling.
The evasion plate equipment is light and easy to carry, the material is soft, safe but still exciting and fun
The dodge board sport is a team sport, a team of ten, a sport where many people have fun
The avoidance exercise rarely involves physical contact, so it is very suitable
Men and women in the same field for the tournament
芬蘭木柱合適的人群
兒童及青少年
芬蘭木棋講求角度,力度掌握的技術,適合兒童及青少年訓練手部。而且,是團體運動,可男女同場,可訓練他們的團體合作及耐性。
現時本會提供多個芬蘭木柱的體驗活動及校內課程給予本港學生,以增加他們對芬蘭木柱的興趣。
長者
芬蘭木棋是一款休閒的新興運動,不需大量體力,非常適合長者。 近年更成為長者間的新興運動。
芬蘭木柱講求角度,力度掌握,適合長者訓練手部,及延慢老退化。
現時本會提供多個芬蘭木柱的長者體驗活動及到老人中心的活動,以增加長者芬蘭木柱的興趣及讓老朋友多一個嚐好。
成人
芬蘭木棋不需大量體力,非常適合都市人在假日跟家人輕鬆一下,放下工作上的煩惱,投擲木條,舒緩心情。
現時本會提供多項芬蘭木柱的體驗課程及教練課程,以推動芬蘭木柱在本港的發展。
Finnish wooden pillar equipment
Must have Finnish wooden posts of size 1-12
Finnish wooden stick for throwing
The starting point of the Finnish wooden pillar
Finnish wooden pillar rules
Initial setup
Finnish wooden pole players 1-4 per team
The two teams fight against each other and take turns throwing
Play at least two games
Basic gameplay
Hold the throwing stick and throw it at the Finnish wooden pole. If you fall down completely, you will get the score corresponding to the number on the wooden pole.
Do not throw beyond the throwing area
Win conditions
Play more than two sentences, and the first to reach 50 points directly wins.
Foul
If the thrower goes beyond the scope of the throwing area to throw, it is judged as invalid throw
The Finnish wooden pillar did not fall completely and was judged to be an invalid throw