A soccer ball that doesn't deflate. Nov. 19, 2012 — -- A soccer ball that doesn't deflate. To some, it may seem like an obvious concept, but for many children in the developing world, it's a ...

King, who had been visiting the country for two weeks with his dad, started by giving away his soccer ball, the first of 4,000 balls that have been hand-delivered to kids in 22 countries since ...

The Inside Coach smart soccer ball looks and behaves like a regular soccer ball, and comes in a regulation size 4 for kids ages 8 to 12, and size 5 for ages 12 and up.

While anyone can use the InsideCoach smart soccer ball to improve their skills, its creators are especially keen for kids to give it a kick around. With so many teens swapping sport for video ...

The soccer ball that helps kids in underdeveloped areas finish homework. ... Now the Soccket weighs only three ounces more than a typical soccer ball. Uncharted Play plans to make 50,000 a year ...

A national soccer program got a lot of attention when it banned heading—but it serves only children ages 3 through 8, who rarely get the ball into the air anyway.

More than that, it’s a ball, something a lot of these kids, who play soccer almost every day, have never had. We caught up with Jahnigen to figure how all of this is actually possible.

It is now time for a blanket ban on heading soccer balls until the age of 18, and from then on it should be closely monitored and reduced.

Interesting to note is that it costs $50,000 to produce the soccer balls in any given year. Sponsorships are offered on the actual balls, too, with space for names of potential sponsors. Ingram ...