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<\/a><\/p>\nWe have played Glow-in-the Dark whiffle ball at several family reunions and it\u2019s been a \u201chit\u201d every time- literally. Here\u2019s how to organize a Glow-in-the-Dark Wiffle Ball game for your family reunion or party.<\/p>\n
You will need:<\/p>\n 2- 8 inch glow in the dark bracelets for everyone plus a few extras to stuff into the whiffle ball.<\/p>\n 1- 22 inch glow in the dark necklace for each player<\/p>\n Light sticks- I like to use the emergency light sticks because they are bigger and brighter and more durable. You will use these sticks to mark the bases, pitching mound and home plate. Use a paper plate, carpet sample or rubber squares to mark the bases and set the light sticks in the middle.<\/p>\n Regular wiffle ball bats and balls- you don\u2019t need to do anything with the bat. We have put glow in the dark tape on the bat and painted it with glow-in-the dark paint but you really don\u2019t need it. cc You can also purchase a glow-in-the-dark bat and balls but it\u2019s really not necessary.<\/p>\n You can use multi-colored glow bracelets and necklaces or use just two colors so that you can easily distinguish between the two teams during the game.<\/p>\n Preparations:<\/p>\n Before the game snap 3 or 4 glow bracelets and stuff them inside the whiffle ball. Keep a few extra glow bracelets on hand because the bracelets will fall out of the whiffle ball during the game but that is just part of the fun.<\/p>\n Set out the bases as you would for a regular baseball game.<\/p>\n Divide the players into 2 equal teams. 9 players a team is the traditional standard, but for a glow-in-the-dark wiffle ball game the more the merrier.<\/p>\n Decide which team will take the offensive first. The offensive team will be batting and <\/font>running<\/font><\/a> the<\/font> bases, while the defensive team will be pitching and trying to tag the offense with the ball.<\/p>\n Pitch the ball if you’re on defense. Pitching a wiffle ball will take some getting used to because of the way a wiffle ball moves through the air and when it\u2019s full of glow stick it is even crazier.<\/p>\n Once the batter hits the wiffle ball, you’ll want to try to tag them with the ball to get an "out." When you get 3 outs, switch to offense.<\/p>\n Switch places every 3 outs. You won\u2019t necessarily want to play for 9 innings; everyone will want a turn to bat so it will depend on how large your teams are and how long you want the game to last.<\/p>\n The team with the most runs at the end of the Wiffle ball game is the winner. <\/p>\n Planning a glow-in-the-dark wiffle ball game for your family reunion takes some preparation but it\u2019s a fun and unusual game that everyone enjoys and is an interesting change from traditional night time family reunion activities.<\/p>\n Be aware when searching for Wiffle ball products, some people spell \u201cWhiffle\u201d ball with an \u201ch\u201d and some without- \u201cWiffle\u201d ball. <\/p>\n You can purchase all of glow items mentioned in this article at the family reunion helper store<\/a> along with other fun glow in the dark items. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My family loves playing Wiffle Ball. My brothers and I have played Wiffle Ball since we were just little kids living in Brigham City, Utah. Wiffle Ball is a fun game that is played like baseball but the balls and … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n