From Dr. Reeve Brenner:

Bankshot Playcourts offer ball playing with a difference. Here’s why: Participants play alongside, not against one another. That’s the key to inclusion. Unlike the “playfields” – baseball, tennis, football, soccer, etc - which receive the lion’s share of a community’s budget and are entirely exclusionary by their very nature - there is no running, no aggression, no offense or defense in a Playcourt. Speed, strength, size, stamina and gender are irrelevant at Bankshot Total-Mix Sports. Bankshot Playcourts are more than accessible. They achieve inclusion, integration and socialization (IDEA) for all and for the greatest age group of participants and for the maximum diversity of participants. Everyone, including the differently-able will transition from marginalization to real inclusion. Conclusion: wherever there’s a playground, alongside it, advancing a child’s transition from playground to adult playfield sports, there should be a Bankshot Playcourt.