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- 1.0:
The most significant activity limitation, players in sport class 1.0 have no trunk control and cannot bend forward or sideways or rotate to catch and pass the ball. To keep a stable position, the backrest of the wheelchair is higher and the athletes are strapped to the wheelchair. - 2.0:
These players can move and lean forward and rotate their body to some extent, allowing them to catch the ball within a larger radius. Their wheelchairs have a higher backrest and strapping for trunk support. - 3.0:
Trunk control of the players in this class allows them to fully rotate and lean forward, but does not allow them to lean to the sides. - 4.0:
While 4.0 players can move forward and rotate similar to those in 3.0, they can also partially lean to the sides. - 4.5:
Players in this sport class have the least eligible impairment and no restriction in trunk rotation or leaning forward or sideways. An athlete can also be allocated sport classes 1.5, 2.5 or 3.5. The activity profile of these half-pointers fits between the profiles of the lower and higher class. - Fairness Between Two Teams:
Each team of five players is only allowed to have 14 points on the field of play at the same time.
