"We don't fly. We don't think we fly. We play Quidditch."
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Wizarding Quidditch Game: the Things You Did Not Know Before

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Quidditch is a fascinating game. The players fly through the air on their brooms at a breath-taking speed, being subjected to dangers at any time.

The Magic for Ordinary People

How do coaches transfer this thrill to Quidditch to normal people without any magic? The thrill of Quidditch remains even without magic. The Muggle version of Quidditch is a fast-paced sport with a great variety of body contacts. So many things happen in the field that it's hard for someone to follow the process of the game, especially without understanding the game rules. It is played with four balls and four different types of players. The only thing that really sets us apart from the magical sport is the fact that we cannot (unfortunately) fly.

People in the Field

The History of Wizarding Sports Game Quidditch

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Originally, Quidditch was played only by Chasers and Keepers. The Quaffle was the only ball, which was used for scoring points. Later, the Bludgers were added to the game to further hinder the players. Due to the high number of casualties, more players were invited to the team:  Beaters, who keep the Bludgers away from members of their teams. Over the time, the balls became metal and Quidditch was becoming a more and more popular type of sport. 

One Quidditch Match That Brought Changes to Game

There was an event in Kent, which helped the Quidditch sport to develop and get popular. The Quidditch fan Barberus Bragge brought a cage with a small yellow bird to a match game and released it from the cage. He promised a 150 Galleon prize to the player who could catch the bird - a huge amount of money at that time. The Snidget was small but very fast: it could quickly change directions in such a way that it was hard to catch it.

Catch Bee

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