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Tennis & Further Education Taught Lesson Supporting Presentation RULES, REGULATIONS & OFFICIATING IN SPORT

Tennis & Further Education Taught Lesson Supporting Presentation RULES, REGULATIONS & OFFICIATING IN SPORT. Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma in Sport (Development, Coaching & Fitness). Aim & Purpose.

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Tennis & Further Education Taught Lesson Supporting Presentation RULES, REGULATIONS & OFFICIATING IN SPORT

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  1. Tennis & Further Education Taught Lesson Supporting Presentation RULES, REGULATIONS & OFFICIATING IN SPORT Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma in Sport (Development, Coaching & Fitness)

  2. Aim & Purpose The aim of this unit is to enable learners to apply rules and regulations and to officiate in a selected sport. Learning Outcomes: Know the rules, laws and regulations of a selected sport Know the roles and responsibilities of officials involved in a selected sport Understand the performance of officials in a selected sport Be able to officiate effectively in a selected sport

  3. Student Task • List as many sports as you can in 60 seconds… • In small groups come up with a definition for Sport…

  4. Popular Sports • Athletics • Cricket • Rounder’s • Cycling • Futsal • Horse Riding • Handball • Volleyball • Hockey • Football • Basketball • Golf • Table Tennis • Netball • Rugby • Swimming

  5. Definition of Sport • “Sport” means all forms of physical activity, which through casual or organised participation, aim at expressing or improving physical fitness and mental well-being, forming social relationships or obtaining results in competition at all levels.(Council of Europe’s European Sports Charter 1993) • Competitive games and sport which are characterised by the acceptance of rules and responses to opposing challenges.The European Sport for All Charter (Council of Europe, 1980)

  6. Further Definitions • RulesA principle or regulation governing conduct, action, procedure, arrangement, etc. • RegulationsA principle, rule, or law designed to control or govern conduct. • LawsThe system of rules that a particular country or community recognises as regulating the actions of its members and may enforce by the imposition of penalties. (An individual rule as part of such a system).

  7. Student Task • Name the Sport: • Off-Side • Backcourt • Foot Fault • Out-of-Bounds • Side Out • Footwork

  8. Tennis Rules & Regulations • Playing Surface • Scoring • Time • Equipment • Number of Players

  9. Court Features

  10. Court Descriptors • Baseline – The boundary line at each end of the court • Service Line – The line across the middle of the court • Singles Side-lines – The line that marks the edge of the singles court • Tramlines – The area between the singles & doubles side-lines • Service Box – Area where the serve must land • Centre Service Line – Separates the service boxes • Net – Separates the players halves of the court

  11. Types of Surface

  12. Tennis Scoring

  13. Standard Scoring No point “Love” First point “15” Second point “30” Third point “40” Fourth point “Game” Each player scores three points “Deuce” After “Deuce” the score is “Advantage”

  14. Equipment • Shorts • Tee-Shirt • RacquetsHand Glove Wood Graphite • Tennis Balls • Wrist / Head Bands

  15. Number of Players • Singles • Doubles • Mixed Doubles • Mini Tennis • Table Tennis • Short Tennis • Real Tennis

  16. Playing Rules • Change of Ends1st, 3rd, Subsequent odd game of each set • Ball in PlayPoint of contact at serve • Ball Touches the LineRegarded as touching the court bounded by that line • The game is continuous until a winner is found

  17. Service Rules • Second Serve • When to Serve & Receive • The Let during a Service • Service Fault • Foot Fault

  18. Summary • Sport • Definitions • Rules • Tennis

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