What is Shuffleboard?
Shuffleboard is a sport that competes with score by pushing discs on the court with elongated cues and holding more discs to the scoring diagram depicted within the court.
This is a new sport (life-time sport) that allows you to enjoy over generations without genders or genders because it has the right amount of exercise and the brain play greatly affects.
History of Shuffleboard
Shuffleboard is a sport that originated from the name "Shoveboard".
Originating in Scotland in the early 15th century, when around the 19th century, it became familiar as a game for sailors to play on top of a luxury passenger ship running across the Atlantic Ocean.
This era was loved as a way to ward off the boredom of long journeys because of the rich days of sailing.
In 1913, the American husband and wife returned from a sailing journey and was set at a hotel in Ditna Beach, Florida, USA.
Established in 1931 by the National Shuffleboard Association of America as a sport and later expanding to Canada, Australia, and Brazil.
In Japan, Japans first shuffleboard coat was born after the war.
There are also records that the Shuffleboard was enjoyed during European visits.
The Japan Shuffleboard Association was established in 1979 and the International Shuffleboard Association of three countries with the United States and Canada.
International competitions are also hosted and in 1988 and 1999, Japan became the host of international competitions, so the spread of shuffleboard was increased.
It is similar to the "curling" that is popular winter sports and is enjoyed by the elderly, but also by both men and women.
Do not throw the discs and slide them with their own cue