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    This document lists and summarizes common table tennis rules under four categories: 1. General Rules - Games are played to 11 points, serves alternate every 2 points and must land in the correct court. 2. Service Rules - The server must hold and throw the ball up and hit it so it bounces once on their side and once on the opponent's side. 3. Scoring Rules - Points are awarded for improper serves, double bounces, hits not cleared to the other side, double hits, touching the table with a non-playing hand and obstructing the ball. 4. Let Rules - A let is called on a net serve that still lands in bounds, if the receiver

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    This document lists and summarizes common table tennis rules under four categories: 1. General Rules - Games are played to 11 points, serves alternate every 2 points and must land in the correct court. 2. Service Rules - The server must hold and throw the ball up and hit it so it bounces once on their side and once on the opponent's side. 3. Scoring Rules - Points are awarded for improper serves, double bounces, hits not cleared to the other side, double hits, touching the table with a non-playing hand and obstructing the ball. 4. Let Rules - A let is called on a net serve that still lands in bounds, if the receiver

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    BALCITA PE Activity

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    This document lists and summarizes common table tennis rules under four categories: 1. General Rules - Games are played to 11 points, serves alternate every 2 points and must land in the correct court. 2. Service Rules - The server must hold and throw the ball up and hit it so it bounces once on their side and once on the opponent's side. 3. Scoring Rules - Points are awarded for improper serves, double bounces, hits not cleared to the other side, double hits, touching the table with a non-playing hand and obstructing the ball. 4. Let Rules - A let is called on a net serve that still lands in bounds, if the receiver

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    BALCITA, RHYSTLE ANN S.

    BA2DA

    P.E 2

    WRITTEN WORK 3.1.1

    LIST DOWN THE FOLLOWING TABLE TENNIS RULES.

    I. GENERAL RULES

    1. Games are played to 11 points.

    2. Alternate serves every two points.

    3. Toss the ball straight up when serving

    4. The serve can land anywhere in singles. Double serves must go right court to right
    court.

    5. A serve that touches the net on the way over is a “let”.

    6. Alternate hitting in a doubles rally.

    II. SERVICE

    1. Hold the ball on your palm, above the table, and behind the end line.

    2. Throw it up vertically at least 16cm.

    3. Hit the ball so that it bounces once on your side, clears the net, then bounces on your
    opponent's side.

    III. POINTS

    1. Fails to make a good serve.

    2. Allows the ball to bounce twice on his side of the table.

    3. Does not hit the ball after it has bounced on his side of the table.

    4. Does not hit the ball onto his opponent’s side of the table.

    5. Hits the ball before it has bounced unless it’s obviously not going to bounce on his
    side of the table.

    6. Hits the ball twice in succession (double hit)

    7. Puts his non-playing hand on the table or net or moves the table.

    8. Obstructs the ball with any part of his body or clothing.


    IV. LET

    1. A serve that touches the net assembly (the net, net posts, and net clamps) on the way,
    but still touches his side first and then the opponent's side on the second bounce, is called a let serve (or
    just let) and must be replayed, with no change to the score.

    2. If the service is delivered when the receiving player or pair is not ready, provided that
    neither the receiver not his or her partner attempts to strike the ball.

    3. If play is interrupted by the umpire or assistant umpire; If the receiver is in wheelchair


    owing to a physical disability and in service the ball, provided that the service is otherwise correct.

    4. comes to rest on the receiver’s court; in singles leaves the receiver’s court after
    touching it by either of its sidelines.

    5. Play may be interrupted; to correct an error in the order of serving, receiving or ends.

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