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presents
INDIVIDUAL, DUAL,
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT II
IIPERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT II

COMBATIVE AND
TEAM SPORTS
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P I N G P O N G
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E N G L A N D
T E B L A T I N N E S

T A B L E T E N N I S
W E N I C O K R

W I N E C O R K
C E G R E T T A I B O X

C I G A R E T T I B O X
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N E T
K O O B

B O O K
L A B L

B A L L
P D D A L E

P A D D L E
W I F F H W H F F A

W H I F F W H A F F
 Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students are
expected to:
a. describe the nature and background of
table tennis;
b. appreciate its02
sports values through Ping-
pong dance and
c. execute the skills involved in table tennis
through group activity.
 TABLE TENNIS
Table tennis- also known as
Ping-Pong and whiff-whaff, it’s
a sports in which two or four
players hit a lightweight ball
back and forth across a table
divided by a net using a small
rackets.
TAKE A MOMENT AND
ASK YOURSELF?

What is the early history and

evolution of Ping Pong/Table
Tennis?
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Early History and Evolution of Ping
Pong/Table Tennis

What is the term ‘Pingpong’ in:

United States- Table Tennis

England- Ping-Pong

Other Asian Country- Whiff-Whaff

 Early History and Evolution of Ping
Pong/Table Tennis
It was probably played with improvised equipment:

Books served as a Champagne cork was used

net as a ball Cigarette box served as
paddles.
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The game featured

strung rackets, a
30mm cloth covered
rubber ball, a
wooden fence set up
around the perimeter
of the table, and
large side nets
extending along both
sides.
 Early History and Evolution of Ping
Pong/Table Tennis
During the 1900s, experimentation happened with different
types of balls;
1. Cork balls didn’t bounce enough.
2. Rubber balls bounced too much.
3. A celluloid ball that provide the perfect bounce.

Steve Grant has also traced the name “Ping-Pong” in the late 19th
century, and later it was trade by Parker Brothers in the United States.
 Nature of the Game

The overall objective of the game is to win the match by

winning enough points to win more than half of the number of
maximum possible games to be played between you and your
opponent in singles or doubles.
 Table Tennis Grips
1. The Shake hand Grip
2. The Penholder Grip

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 Table Tennis Grips

1. The Shake hand Grip

The ‘shake hand’ grip is

achieved by literally shaking
hands with the handle of a bat.
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2. The Penhold Grip

Penhold is the Asian-style grip

of holding the racket, where the
head of the racket is facing
down and is held the way a
person holds a pen or pencil.
Table Tennis Strokes
1. Forehand Push
2. Forehand Drive
3. Backhand Push
4. Backhand Drive

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 Forehand Push

A difficult defensive shot

that requires the player to
strike downwards on the
back and underneath the
ball to create backspin.

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Forehand Drive

An offensive stroke that

is used to force errors
and to set up attacking
positions.

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Backhand Push

The backhand push

is a controlled shot that is
mostly used as a service
receive technique.

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Backhand Drive

A backhand drive is
an attacking shot. It's
played with a little bit of
topspin, but mainly it's a flat
hit and can be very
powerful.

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 Table Tennis Footworks

Two main footwork patterns in table tennis are:

1. Side to side

2. In and out.

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Side to side Footwork Pattern

This is done
swiftly when you are close
to the table. Always move
your outside foot whether
you are moving to the left
or right.

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In and out Footwork Pattern

This is employed
to return a short service.
To make this return, move
your body forwards (IN) to
reach the ball to play your
stroke and afterwards
return back (OUT) to the
ready position.

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 RUBRICS
Criteria Score
Teamwork 15pts
Execution 15pts
Timing w/ application of music 15pts
Energy 5pts
Total points 50pts

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 GROUP ACTIVITY PING PONG DANCE
Group the class with 7 members each,
the class will use and practice the different
basic skills of table tennis griping, drills and
footwork as a dance steps to create a
simple exercise routine.(maximum of 3
minutes)

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 Sports Values

1. Respect
2. Fairness
3. Responsible
4. Perseverance
5. Descipline

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 EVALUATION
NEXT MEETING SATURDAY
GOOD LUCK CLASS

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 ASSIGNMENT

In one whole sheet of paper write the rules, regulation and

terminology of table tennis in singles and doubles.

Reminders;
Bring your PE uniform next meeting for our practicum.

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