SQUASH

Materials/equipment:
Space: Indoor which is
rackets, rubber ball
closed by four flat walls
that the floor is formed by
wooden planks.
Number of participants: 2
Duration: Games are to 15
players
points and matches to 5
games
Task description:
It is a sport of proto-sport.
The start of the game begins with the serve of a player
from the service area to the other half of the track. From
there, players have to hit the ball in two ways: first
volley or boat always trying to make the ball bounce on
the front wall above a metal strip. The beat of the
opponent can return to the first or after it bounces on
another wall always trying to make the opponent is
unable to return it.
Norms/rules:
- The beatings are alternative.
- The ball must not bounce in the floor before touch the
front wall and can t get off track.
- Only the player who shows can earn points.
- The opponent has to win a game to serve.
Alternatives:
- The serve is made with less skillful arm.
- The ball will always bounce, therefore volleys are not
allowed.
Graphic explanation:

Introduction:
This game had a begin with the creation of a game that
was created from Le Paume, a French game that about
to hit the ball with his hand against a wall. But it was in
the early nineteenth century when the obsession with
rackets and balls originated this sport in the Fleet Prison
in London.
These prisoners hitting a ball against many walls
thereby creating Rackets game. In 1820 the Raquets
came to English schools in Harrow and that's where the
Squash born.
From this, the Squash was created by 1830 at the
school.
Students discovered a punctured Rackets ball and
flatten against the wall with great impact, a game with a
greater variety of shots and much physical exertion
occurred. Whereupon, the variants that were seen in the
Squash had a massive approval and in 1864 was
declared Squash sport while 4 courts were built.