RU53925U1 - SPORTS GAME OF LARGE TENNIS TYPE - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to sports games, namely to a sports game using a ball as a game element. The game can be used for all age groups in indoor sports halls. The purpose of the utility model is to create a sports game in which game elements and rules would make it safe, popular and accessible for students in school gyms. The essence of the utility model is that a standard volleyball court (9 × 18) m in size is used for the game, a net for playing tennis is used as a net, since a ball can slip through the cells of the volleyball net. As a game element, a kapron hollow ball with an outer mesh coating, a diameter of (6.0 ± 0.3) mm and a weight of (6.0 ± 0.3) gram is used. Rackets for the game are badminton rackets with a flat blade and hard tension. The goal of the game is to score 21 goals for the opponent. The rules of the game are very simple and do not require special long training.

INFORMATION SOURCES

1. Tennis rules adopted by the International Tennis Federation. - M.: Publishing. SPORT AST-PRESS. - 2002

Description

The invention relates to sports games, namely to a sports game using a ball as a game element. The game can be used for all age groups in indoor sports halls.

The well-known sports game “Tennis” is a game through a net of two people or two teams (each of two people), consisting in the fact that the ball is passed through the net with a racket. The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible, scoring balls for the opponent.

The disadvantages of this game are: firstly, the need for a special expensive coating for a site measuring (8.23 × 23.77) m, and secondly, expensive rackets, which are also very heavy - from 350 to 400 grams. Thirdly, a heavy rubber-wool ball, which, if hit by a player, can cause injury. In addition, the rather complicated rules of the game / 1 / require a trainer and long training.

All these shortcomings do not allow the game to be mass, do not give the opportunity to use it in schools.

The purpose of the utility model is to create a sports game in which game elements and rules would make it safe, popular and accessible for students in school gyms.

The essence of the utility model is that in a set of items for a sports game consisting of a ball, rackets and a net, the ball is made of nylon with an outer mesh coating, a badminton racket with a flat blade and hard line tension on the rim of the racket blade, and the net is volleyball moreover, the ball is made with a diameter of 6 cm and a weight of 6

gram, and the racket is made with a length of 55 cm, a blade width of 23 cm, a blade length of 31 cm and a handle diameter of 3 cm.

A sports game such as tennis consists of a competition between two players or two pairs on a rectangular court, divided by a net into two equal parts, in one of which at the beginning of the game, players of one of the teams serve a racket with a racket through the net into the opponent’s area, and the opponent takes the ball with jumps and returns it back, while the game ends when one of the teams scores a certain number of points, moreover, the ball is served in any zone of the opponent, the ball is returned to a certain zone, and the game ends when one of teams 21 points, with a game pad pairs is not increased; the standard volleyball court with a wooden covering (9 × 18) m in size is used for the game, the net for playing tennis is used as a net, since a ball can slip through the cells of the volleyball net. As a game element, a kapron hollow ball with an outer mesh coating, a diameter of (6.0 ± 0.3) mm and a weight of (6.0 ± 0.3) gram is used. Rackets for the game are rackets with a flat blade, hard tension, with a wooden or leather-covered handle and a weight of 140-150 g.

It is easy to make such a racket by dragging the strings of a badminton racket and changing the handle.

The racket consists of a handle (handle) and a rim on which the strings are stretched. The blade of a racket consists of a rim and a string stretched over the rim. The width of the blade is 23 cm, the height of the blade is 31 cm and the diameter of the handle is 3 cm. The length of the racket is 55 cm.

The rules of the game are very simple and do not require special long training.

Figure 1 presents the playground.

Use of the invention.

Rule I. Game.

A sports game (hereinafter referred to as “batball”) is a game of two people or teams (two people each). The team that scored 21 points first wins.

Rule II Playground.

The dimensions of the site (9 × 18) m along the outer edge of the lines bounding the site. The layout of the volleyball court (see figure 1).

Rule III. Players, referees.

The team consists of one or two people. The game is judged by two judges: the first referee and the second referee.

Rule IV Rules of the game.

1. The game consists of three or five games with a break of 3 minutes between them. After the draw of each game, the players change places.

2. Before the start of the game, the first referee draws a draw. The player who won the toss may choose the right to serve (initial throw) or the right to the side of the court.

3. The game starts from the moment when the serving player throws the ball after the referee's whistle. The serving player can be anywhere in the serving area. The ball can be sent both by a blow from above, and by blows from below and from the side (there are no restrictions on handling the ball when struck.)

4. When serving, the ball must necessarily fly over the net in the playing field to any area of the opponent’s playing field. There is one attempt to serve. The ball is considered to be “in the court” when it touches its surface, including boundary lines.

The ball is considered “for” when it touches the playing surface of the court behind the boundary lines, touches foreign objects, touches the antennas or the grid behind the boundary line, crosses the grid plane behind the antennas.

At the time of filing, the receiving party should be in the area of its playing court.

5. The first method is carried out with the ball jumping from the playing surface and the ball is sent by the blow towards the opponent (returning the ball), for a three-meter line of attack, to the back area of the court.

The first return of the ball is also received from the jump and sent to any point on the opponent’s court.

Subsequent returned balls are processed both from the jump and the entry.

The ball is stopped by the whistle of the first referee in case of a mistake by the player.

6. Error while feeding:

- the ball touched the net;

- the ball landed outside the playing court;

- the serving player touched the marking line.

7. Error while receiving:

- the ball touched the playing court more than once;

- the ball is taken “in years” over the net on the opponent’s playing field.

8. It is not a mistake to receive the ball over the side or front lines if the player has received the ball. In this case, the ball automatically remains in the game.

9. Play in pairs.

The arrangement on the playground is free. In doubles in each game, the eligible couple must decide which of the players to serve first.

The first server has the right to first reception, etc. There is no order of receiving and returning in the drawing of each successive ball.

The right to serve after two rallies at the reception passes to the next player in the pair - each server must make two innings.

10. Party.

The game is won by the player (pair) who scored 21 points first, unless both players (pairs) scored 20 points each. In this case, the game will be won by the player (pair) who was the first to score 2 points more than the opponent (pair).

Rule V. For players.

The participant of the competition has the right:

- choose one ball from several proposed by the first referee for the meeting;

- carry out just before the meeting a warm-up on the playing field for no more than 5 minutes;

- receive advice during a meeting from any person in between parties or during other permitted stops of the game;

- contact the first referee before the start of the next point for an explanation or request;

- make a few training strokes after replacing a ball or racket damaged during a meeting.

Rule VI For the judges.

The first referee before the match checks the equipment and inventory, the condition of the playing field, temperature, draws lots, controls the warm-up of the teams.

The first referee directs the match from start to finish. Supervises the entire refereeing team.

During the match, the decisions of the first referee are final. He has the right to reverse the decisions of other members of the brigade. He can replace a member of the brigade who does not perform his duties correctly.

During the match, only the first referee:

allows giving (whistle);

decides on the errors of the serving player;

fixes errors in the game with the ball over the net.

After the whistle about the end of the rally (as well as the second referee) should show with an official gesture:

a) the nature of the error;

b) the player who made a mistake.

The second referee is located near the counter outside the court on the side opposite from the first referee, facing him.

The second judge is an assistant to the first judge, but also has his own sphere of authority:

whistle and gesture fixes errors;

the ball intersects the grid behind the antennas on the side of the court closest to it.

The second referee may, without whistle, show errors that are not within the scope of his authority, but may not insist on their recognition by the first referee.

The second referee checks during the match the compliance of balls and rackets with the requirements of the rules.

Claims (3)

1. A set of items for a sports game, consisting of a ball, rackets and a net, characterized in that the ball is made of nylon with an outer mesh coating, a badmington racket with a flat blade and hard line tension on the rim of the racket blade, and the net is volleyball. 2. A set of items for a sports game according to claim 1, characterized in that the ball is made with a diameter of 6 cm and a weight of 6 grams. 3. A set of items for a sports game according to claim 1, characterized in that the racket is made 55 cm long, 23 cm wide, 31 cm long blade and 3 cm handle diameter.