if there is how do u play.

A form of Chinese handball was extremely popular among schoolchildren in the Los Angeles, California, area in the 1960s. It differed from the New York variety in being a strictly two-person game, like ordinary singles-play American handball. Younger players generally used a large inflated rubber playground ball; older or advanced players used a heavier kickball-style ball that could attain much greater velocity & be given significant topspin or backspin with the use of karate-like chopping strokes. In advanced play one typically attempted to ''kill'' the ball by hitting it at a low angle to the ground with heavy backspin in such a way that it would ''die'' by bouncing twice almost immediately after rebounding from the backboard.

yes. it is like handball except u direct the ball to the other person. u should get someone who can play it to teach u. it is similar to handball jut changing the rules around.