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History. 1965: Seattle, WA (Bainbridge Island) 3 US Congressmen Family game “Pickles”, the dog Game grew, now played in thousands of P.E. programs…. Underhand Serve Forehand Backhand Drop Shot Dink Shot Overhead Smash/slam. Half Volley Lob Carry Passing Shot Volley

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  1. History • 1965: Seattle, WA (Bainbridge Island) • 3 US Congressmen • Family game • “Pickles”, the dog • Game grew, now played in thousands of P.E. programs…

  2. Underhand Serve Forehand Backhand Drop Shot Dink Shot Overhead Smash/slam Half Volley Lob Carry Passing Shot Volley All locomotor movement Psychomotor

  3. Underhand Serve • The arm must be moving in an upward arc and the paddle head shall be below the wrist when it strikes the ball • The serve must be made with an underhand stroke so that contact with the ball is made below waist level

  4. Forehand/Backhand • Forehand groundstroke: • Hitting the ball after one bounce with your dominant hand. • Backhand groundstroke: • Hitting the ball after one bounce with your non-dominant hand.

  5. A hard, overhand shot usually resulting from an opponent’s lob, high return, or high bounce Overhead Smash/Slam

  6. Lob & Volley • Lob: • A shot that returns the ball as high and deep as possible, forcing the opposing side back to the baseline. • Volley: • Hitting the ball in the air, during a rally, before the ball has a chance to bounce onto the court.

  7. Service Rules • Serve Motion • Server Position • The Serve

  8. Service Rules Continued… • The Receiver • Double Bounce • Readiness

  9. Service Faults Missed hit Touches permanent object Ball touches partner or self Lands on non-volley line Hits net and lands on non-volley line or in zone Lands outside service court Hits net and lands outside service court Service Lets Touches net, strap, or band, and still lands in service court Served when receiver is not ready Ball hits net and strikes receiver or receiver’s partner Time out due to object in playing area Service Rules Continued…

  10. Singles Service starts in right hand court Alternate from right to left to right… Serve crosscourt Doubles Service starts in right-hand court Serve crosscourt Team serving initial serve of game can commit only 1 fault Receiver is only player who can return Receiving team does not alternate positions. Service Sequence Rules

  11. Non-Volley Zone

  12. Scoring

  13. Carry Cross-Court Dead Ball Dink Shot Double Bounce Double Hit Drop Shot Fault Groundstroke Half Volley Hinder Let Lob Non-Volley Zone One Hand Out Overhead Slam/Smash Passing Shot Rally Service Court Side Out Technical Foul Volley Vocabulary

  14. Equipment • Clothing • Net • Balls • Paddles

  15. Court

  16. Affective • Sportsmanship • Safety • Teamwork • Positive Encouragement • Respect during all activities

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