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    BBI 2409 Oral Presantation Theme: Sports Topic: Tennis: Prepared For: Puan Zuriena Abdul Rahman

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    BBI 2409

    ORAL PRESANTATION

    THEME : SPORTS
    TOPIC : TENNIS

    PREPARED FOR : PUAN ZURIENA ABDUL


    RAHMAN
    Name : Mohd Norkhushairi bin Md Noor
    Matric Number : 151687
    Course : Bachelor of Physical Education
    Faculty : Educational Studies
    Semester : Second 09/10
    Hometown : Chuping, Perlis
    Name : Mohd Zulhafiz bin Sauti
    Matric Number : 152746
    Course : Bachelor of Physical Education
    Faculty : Educational Studies
    Semester : Second 09/10
    Hometown : Kuala Berang, Terengganu
    OUTLINE
     Introduction
     History
     Equipment
     Scoring
     Shots
    INTRODUCTION
     Tennis is a sport usually played between two
    players (singles) or between two teams of two
    players each (doubles). Each player uses a
    racket that is strung to strike a hollow rubber
    ball covered with felt past a net into the
    opponent's court.
     Tennis is an Olympic sport and is played at all
    levels of society at all ages.
     Tennis enjoys millions of recreational players and
    is also a hugely popular worldwide spectator
    sport, especially the four Grand Slam
    tournaments :

    i. Australian Open

    ii. French Open

    iii. Wimbledon

    iv. US Open
    HISTORY
     Between 1859 and 1865, in Birmingham,
    England, Major Harry Gem, a lawyer, and
    his friend Augurio Perera, a Spanish
    merchant, combined elements of the
    game of rackets and the Spanish ball
    game Pelota and played it on a croquet
    lawn in Edgbaston.
     In 1872, both men moved to Leamington
    Spa and in 1874, with two doctors from
    the Warneford Hospital, founded the
    world's first tennis club. The Courier of
    23 July 1884 recorded one of the first
    tennis tournaments, held in the grounds
    of Shrubland Hall.
    EQUIPMENT
    1. Racquets
    The tennis racquet comprises
    a handle and neck joining
    a roughly circular frame that
    holds an array of tightly pulled
    strings.
    2. Balls
    Tennis balls are of hollow rubber with
    a felt coating. Traditionally white, the
    predominant color was gradually
    changed to Optic Yellow in the latter
    part of the twentieth century to allow
    for improved visibility.
    3. Court

     Tennis is played on a rectangular, flat


    surface, usually grass, clay, a hardcourt of
    concrete and occasionally carpet (indoor).

     The court is 78 feet


    (23.77 m) long, and 27 
    feet (8.23 m) wide for
    singles matches and
    36 ft (10.97 m) for
    doubles matches.
    Court Surface
    There are four types of court surface used in
    professional play. Each surface is different in
    the speed and height of the bounce of the ball.

    Surface Description
    Clay Clay courts normally have a slower paced ball
    and a fairly true bounce with more spin.
    Hard Hardcourts typically have a faster-paced ball
    with a very true bounce.
    Grass Grass courts usually have a faster-paced ball,
    and a more erratic bounce.
    Carpet The bounce can be higher or lower than a
    hard court.
    CLAY

    Clay courts normally have a


    slower paced ball and a fairly true
    bounce with more spin
    HARD

    Hardcourts typically have a


    faster-paced ball with a very
    true bounce.
    GRASS

    Grass courts usually have a faster-paced


    ball, and a more erratic bounce.
    SCORING
     A tennis match is determined through the
    best of 3 or 5 sets. Typically for both
    men's and women's matches, the first
    player to win two sets wins the match.

     The running score of each game is


    described in a manner peculiar to tennis:
    scores from zero to three points are
    described as "love", "fifteen", "thirty", and
    "forty"
    SHOTS
    A competent tennis player
    has eight basic shots in
    his or her repertoire: the
    serve, forehand,
    backhand, volley, half-
    volley, overhead smash,
    drop shot, and lob.
    SERVE

    A serve (or, more formally, a


    "service") in tennis is a shot to
    start a point.
    FOREHAND

    For a right-handed player, the forehand


    is a stroke that begins on the right side
    of the body, continues across the body
    as contact is made with the ball, and
    ends on the left side of the body.
    BACKHAND

    For right-handed players, the backhand


    is a stroke that begins on the left side
    of their body, continues across their
    body as contact is made with the ball,
    and ends on the right side of their
    THE END
    THANK YOU..
    GOOD LUCK FOR
    FINAL EXAMINATION

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