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Tennis!

Tennis!. Jennie Hofmann Block 2 B-day. Tennis- Rules. There are two ways to play tennis. Singles Game (one vs. one) Doubles Game (two vs. two). To start the game, either a coin is tossed or the racket is spun.

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Tennis!

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  1. Tennis! Jennie Hofmann Block 2 B-day

  2. Tennis- Rules There are two ways to play tennis. Singles Game (one vs. one) Doubles Game (two vs. two) • To start the game, either a coin is tossed or the racket is spun. • The winner chooses (or may require their opponent to choose) to be the server or reciever and chooses which side of the net they will play on.

  3. Doubles Game • The outside boundary lines enclosing the alleys are used. • Order of Service (Rotation) • A/B are partners against C/D • First game A serves, second game C, third B, and fourth D. (Then it starts over with A etc.) • This rotation is maintained throughout the set. (A set is the winning of 6 games) B C <----- Baseline A D Alley ------------->

  4. Service Rules • Delivery- • Both feet must be behind the baseline and inside the center mark and the singles sideline. • Must toss the ball into the air and hit it before it hits the ground. • Must serve diagonally across the court. • Serve starts in the right hand court in every game • Server has 2 chances to get the serve in on each point. • Must call out the score before you serve (server’s score announced first). Diagonal Serve C A

  5. Service Faults • Foot Fault -------------> • Stepping over the baseline • Server misses the ball when attempting to hit it. • The ball hits on the server’s side of the net. • Two faults on the same point is called Double Fault • Server loses the point

  6. Let • The ball tips the net and falls over into the proper service court. • The reciever is not ready. • When a let is called, the point is replayed.

  7. Scoring Love-------> Zero 1st point -------> 15 2nd point-------> 30 3rd point-------> 40 4th point-------> Game(as long as one player is 2 points ahead) Duece-------> Score is 40-40(player must win next two consecutive points to win the game) Ad-in------> First point after duece if server wins. Ad-out-------> First point after duece if reciever wins

  8. Loss of Points • Player fails to return ball • The ball bounces twice before returning it • Player touches net with body or racket • Player reaches over net to hit the ball • Double Hit - Player hits the ball more than once

  9. Examples Ready Position Serve Return

  10. Work Cited Internet Pictures www.jubi-net.com http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/radio/specials/images/144_tennis/3143030_let.gif http://www.power-tennis.com/usr/pop/foot_fault.gif www.edukacija.com http://www.threadartist.com/embroidery/embroidery-designs-tennis-racket-ball.jpg http://www.aero.org/publications/crosslink/winter2001/images/02_coin.gif http://www.yorknewstimes.com/images/sig/TennisBall_Racket.jpg

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