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Tennis serve and rules

A tennis match begins with the umpire doing a coin toss. The player who wins the toss can choose to serve, receive or pick the side from which they want to start the match.

The serving player has to stand behind the baseline of his side of the tennis court and within the bounds of the centre mark and the sideline.

For a successful serve, the server has to toss the ball up with his non-playing hand and hit it with the racket before it bounces. The ball needs to cross the net and land within the serving area which is marked on the diagonally opposite side of the court for it to be deemed a legal serve.

Each player is allowed two serves per point. If a player hits the net, or the ball’s first bounce occurs outside the serving area, it's called a service fault and the server has a second serve to initiate the point.

If the server’s foot touches the baseline or goes out of bounds of the sideline, it is known as a foot fault and the server will have a second serve.

If a player commits a fault on his second serve also, it is called a double fault and the receiving player gets that point.

By Nelly and Kaley

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1 NAME ACROBATIC GYMNASTICS

2 TURNS JUMP AND DISP OF BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY.

3 BASED ON ROUTINES THAT MASH    TURNS,JUMPS AND DISPLAYS OF BALANCE AND FLEXIBILITY.

4  In the competition the following are scored: Artistic Component (a maximum of 10 points): the. ... Execution (a maximum of 10 points): deductions are scored. the gymnasts, during the exercise. ... Difficulty (normally a maximum of 10 points for categories below junior and senior).

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How to play basketball?

The objective of the players is to take the ball to the opposing team's basket and shoot it in to score points. The ball must be moved around the court with rebounds or throws that can be passed or scored. Players cannot hold the ball or use their legs or feet to play it.

10 basic basketball rules
1_The ball can be thrown in any direction, with one or two hands.

2_The ball can be hit in any direction, with one or both hands (never with a fist or closed hand).

3_Players will not be able to run with the ball. They must pass it even from another place where they caught it, relative tolerance will be granted to the player who receives the ball in mid-run and must stop.

4_The ball must not be carried in both hands or between them. Arms or body should not be used to support it under any circumstances.

5_Charging with your shoulder against an opponent is prohibited, as is grabbing, pushing, tripping or hitting the opponent in any way. Any violation of this rule by any player will be considered a foul and in case of recurrence, the violator will be eliminated until a new basket is achieved. If the intent when hitting is evident, the player will be eliminated for the rest of the match and cannot be replaced.

6_Hitting the ball with your fist is a foul, as it is a violation of rules 2 and 4, and is sanctioned in the same way as rule 5.

7_If either team makes three consecutive personal fouls, a basket will be counted for the opposing team (consecutive means that during that time the opponent has not committed any foul).

8_A basket will be counted when the ball is thrown, hit or tapped from the ground to the basket and stays in it, the defenders never have to touch the ball or make the basket difficult. If the ball remains on the edge of the basket without entering and the opponent moves the basket, it will be counted as a point.

9_When the ball goes out of the field of play, it will return to the field. The first person to touch it will throw it onto the playing field. In case of discussion the referee (auxiliary) will perform a jump ball. The server has five seconds to do so; If you hold the ball longer, the ball will pass to the opposing team. If either team persists in delaying the game, the assistant referee will signal a foul.

10_The assistant referee will be the judge who scores personal fouls and will notify the main referee when three consecutive fouls are committed. You may disqualify players as established in rule number 5.

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How people play this sport? - Rules

1-Each team plays with six players who can be substituted under certain conditions. Three of the players form the front line, in attacking tasks, and the other three are positioned behind and act as defenders or full-backs.

2-A point is scored when the opposing team commits an infringement (foul). Or if the ball touches the ground in the opposing team's court . A set is won by the team that first scores 25 points with a minimum advantage of 2 points

3-Players may not enter the opposing team's court or touch the net. The match is made up of three, four or five sets. A team wins a set when it reaches or exceeds 25 points with a two-point advantage. When it wins three sets and beats the other team by two points in each set, it has won the match

BY NAHUEL Y GUILLERMO

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                                     *ICE HOCKEY*

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                                     *ICE HOCKEY*

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What is ice hockey?

The basic aim of the game is to score more goals than the opposing team within the allotted time. There are rolling substitutions for each team. Penalties are penalized by removing the offending player(s) from the game to the penalty box for a period of 2 (minor penalty), 4 (double minor penalty), 5 (major penalty), or 10 (misconduct penalty) minutes.

Each team consists of six players: a goalkeeper plus five skaters (two defensemen, two wings and a center)

How long is an ice hockey game?

Ice hockey games are played over three periods of 20 minutes each, with the clock stopping on each pause of play. If the scores are tied, games are usually decided by overtime periods (of varying length, depending on the tournament or even the round within a tournament) or even by penalty-shot shootout.

By: Camila y Oriana

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A boxer scores points from every successful hit they land. Boxers wear protective gloves to avoid injuries and hitting the opponent anywhere below the belt or on the back of the head are prohibited. An Olympic boxing bout, for both men and women, comprises three rounds of three minutes each. Each round is separated by a one-minute break.

the winners of these olympic boxing games are so l will mention them

1st place  - Morehouse

2nd place Boualam

3rd place Moreira

BY LEO AND LUCAS

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In fencing, two competitors, each holding a weapon in one hand, face each other to strike their opponent on a valid target area of the body. The rules differ according to the type of weapon used. There are 12 events in Olympic fencing, with three types of weapon used: foil, épée and sabre.

Hits made with the point (tip), edge, or back of the blade are counted as valid in sabre, with the target area including the entire torso above the waist, as well as the head and arms. In épée and foil, fencers only score when they strike their opponent with the point of their weapon. In épée the target area covers the entire body from the mask down to the feet, while in foil the target area is the trunk only (torso, shoulders and neck). The first fencer to reach 15 points, or scores the most points at the completion of three three-minute rounds, wins the match. In team fencing, the first team to score 45 points, or the team leading when time runs out, wins.In fencing, two competitors, each holding a weapon in one hand, face each other to strike their opponent on a valid target area of the body. The rules differ according to the type of weapon used. There are 12 events in Olympic fencing, with three types of weapon used: foil, épée and sabre.

Hits made with the point (tip), edge, or back of the blade are counted as valid in sabre, with the target area including the entire torso above the waist, as well as the head and arms. In épée and foil, fencers only score when they strike their opponent with the point of their weapon. In épée the target area covers the entire body from the mask down to the feet, while in foil the target area is the trunk only (torso, shoulders and neck). The first fencer to reach 15 points, or scores the most points at the completion of three three-minute rounds, wins the match. In team fencing, the first team to score 45 points, or the team leading when time runs out, wins.In fencing, two competitors, each holding a weapon in one hand, face each other to strike their opponent on a valid target area of the body. The rules differ according to the type of weapon used. There are 12 events in Olympic fencing, with three types of weapon used: foil, épée and sabre.

Hits made with the point (tip), edge, or back of the blade are counted as valid in sabre, with the target area including the entire torso above the waist, as well as the head and arms. In épée and foil, fencers only score when they strike their opponent with the point of their weapon. In épée the target area covers the entire body from the mask down to the feet, while in foil the target area is the trunk only (torso, shoulders and neck). The first fencer to reach 15 points, or scores the most points at the completion of three three-minute rounds, wins the match. In team fencing, the first team to score 45 points, or the team leading when time runs out, wins.In fencing, two competitors, each holding a weapon in one hand, face each other to strike their opponent on a valid target area of the body. The rules differ according to the type of weapon used. There are 12 events in Olympic fencing, with three types of weapon used: foil, épée and sabre.

Hits made with the point (tip), edge, or back of the blade are counted as valid in sabre, with the target area including the entire torso above the waist, as well as the head and arms. In épée and foil, fencers only score when they strike their opponent with the point of their weapon. In épée the target area covers the entire body from the mask down to the feet, while in foil the target area is the trunk only (torso, shoulders and neck). The first fencer to reach 15 points, or scores the most points at the completion of three three-minute rounds, wins the match. In team fencing, the first team to score 45 points, or the team leading when time runs out, wins.

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Two teams of seven players face off in a 3m deep pool, the dimensions of which are not fixed and can vary between 20×10 and 30×20 meters. World Aquatics-approved matches require a 30x20 meter pool for men and a 25 x 20 meter pool for women. Matches consist of four eight-minute quarters. Other than the goalkeeper, players may only hold the ball with one hand. Possession lasts 30 seconds; if the team does not attempt a shot within that time, possession passes to the opposition and the shot clock is reset.
Water polo is an intensely physical sport; contact is permitted with players possessing the ball. Strength, endurance, power and strategy are therefore essential

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BMX freestyle UwU []~(￣▽￣)~[]

1)NAME: cycling BMX freestyle 🏍️🏍️🏍️

2)HOW PEOPLE PLAY THIS SPORT: Each rider will jump on them at high speed to make art in the air. The main tool is the aluminum bike with a 20 inch wheel and with a speed of 22 to 25. The goal is to earn as many points as possible by series of tricks such as jumps and spins in just one minute.

3)RULES: BMX Freestyle consists of performing tricks with the bicycle. Participants will compete in two 60-second rounds and will be awarded a score for each performance. The ranking will be defined according to the average between both scores and whoever has the highest score will compete last in the final.

4)WINNER FRANCE 2024:country argentina people winner José Torres Gil

BY::JEFFERSON,TOBIAS Y MAURICIO

mas info: https://olympics.com/es/paris-2024/deportes/ciclismo-bmx-freestyle

video winner arentina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwdzStHC4Ow

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Skateboarding

. The world’s greatest skateboarders will face each other at the Olympic

Games, competing in the two most popular and spectacular disciplines:

park and street. Athletes must carry out their most impressive tricks,

meeting criteria for the degree of difficulty, speed and range of moves.

The events consist of two rounds: prelims and finals.

The park competition takes place on a varied course combining bowls

and numerous bends, which the athletes use to gather speed and

perform tricks mid-air.

. The skateboarders are judged by the height and speed of the

tricks they carry out during jumps, as well as their capacity to

use the entire surface and all obstacles. They perform three

45‐second runs, with the best of three counting as their final

round score.

Street events take place on a straight ‘street-like’ course with

stairs, handrails, etc. set up to resemble the urban

environments where skateboarding started out. Athletes

perform a range of tricks and are also judged on how they

control their board during the two 45‐second runs and five tricks

they carry out.

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Karate Karate is a Japanese martial art that uses striking techniques with hands, feet, elbows and knees, as well as blocking and grappling, with the aim of developing physical and mental discipline. Karate is an ancient discipline whose roots date back to the Japanese island of Okinawa, during the Ryukyu dynasty, established in the 15th century. Karate includes two modalities: kumite and kata. In kumite, or sparring, the winner of the three-minute bouts is the one with a clear eight-point advantage, or the competitor who has the greatest number of points at the time time runs out. If the fight is a draw, the winner is determined by the first point of uncontested advantage (senshu) or, in the case of a result without a score, by majority decision of the judges (hantei). It is scored based on correctly executed techniques of controlled punches, strikes and kicks. One point - "Yuko" - is awarded for delivering a closed-hand punch (tsuki) to the opponent's head, neck, belly, side, back or torso. Two points - "Waza-ari" - are awarded for a body kick. Three points - "Ippon" - are awarded for a high kick to the head or a punch delivered to an opponent who has been knocked down after a sweep or takedown. The best Olympic karate athletes are: 1-Sandra Sanchéz -México 2-Damian Quintero -Spain 3-Kiyou Shimizu -Japan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDkziq1dYlI Facu y Bauti pa :)