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Physical Education11 - Fitness Activities and Opportunities
Physical Education11 - Fitness Activities and Opportunities
I. Multiple Choice
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on your answer sheet.
1. It entitles for a team to advance to the next round without playing.
A. seeding B. bye C. tournament D. games
2. A team should defeat twice before it is declared out of the competition.
A. Double Elimination C. Ladder
B. Single Elimination D. Round Robin
3. This type of elimination determines the winner by eliminating the loser in every
match until there is one team left.
A. Double Elimination C. Ladder
B. Single Elimination D. Round Robin
4. It is a type of tournament that provides the opportunity for each competing team
to play against every other team.
A. Double Elimination C. Ladder
B. Single Elimination D. Round Robin
5. What do you call for the best team or the winners from previous tournaments
that must be placed in separate brackets?
A. seeding B. bye C. tournament D. games
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Module 5
One of the most important tasks in staging a sport competition is scheduling. Sports
tournaments should have a good schedule to avoid confusion among the participants. Among
several factors to be considered in determining the types of tournaments to be used are:
1. Facilities
2. Availability of facilities and equipment
3. Number of days for the tournament
4. officiating officials
Types of Tournaments
1. A single-elimination is a type of elimination tournament where the loser of each
match-up is immediately eliminated from the tournament. Each winner will play
another in the next round, until the final match-up, whose winner becomes the
tournament champion. This also called Knock-out system.
Example:
N= 6
G= 6-1=5
After knowing the number of the games to be played, the next step is to determine
the number of team to play in the first round of the tournament. To avoid having
uneven number of teams in the second round of the tournament, the number of byes in
the first round must be determined first. A bye entitles a team to advance to the next
round without playing. To do this number of teams is subtracted from the power of
two ( 2,4,8,16,32,etc)
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Formula: P² -N
Where P-least power of 2 higher than N
N- Number of entries
Procedure
1. Compute the number of games using the formula in a single elimination
2. Determine the number of byes and distribute them evenly in the upper and
lower brackets
3. Pairing of teams should be done through the drawing of lots.
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Double Elimination
Formula:
G=2(N-1)
N- number of teams
G=2(N-1)
G=2(6-1)
G=2(5)
G=10 games
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Procedure
1. Determine the number of games to be played using the formula for double
elimination.
2. Determine the number of byes using the formula for single elimination for byes
and distribute them only evenly in the upper and lower brackets.
3. Make sure that the winners from previous tournaments will not meet in the first
round of the tournament.
4. Round Robin is a common type of tournament schedule among team sports such as
basketball, volleyball, softball, and baseball. The round robin type of tournament
provides the opportunity for each competing team to play against every other team.
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Formula:
Example: 6 teams competing in a round robin
G= N(N-1)
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Procedure
1. Compute the number of games using the formula on the preceding page in the
round robin tournament
2. With each number representing a team, arrange the teams evenly in two vertical
columns. Pair the teams that are adjacent in each column. Thus, in the first round
for 6, you will have Team 1 vs Team 6, Team 2 vs Team 5, and Team 3 vs Team
4.
3. Rotate the numbers counterclockwise in the two columns for the next round.
pair the teams. Rotate the numbers again for each subsequent round.
4. All number ones are constant.
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What
it is?
1. What is the formula that is use to determine the number of games and the number
of byes for single elimination, double elimination and Round Robin?
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of tournaments style mention above?
3. If you are were a sports manager, when will you use single elimination,
double elimination and round robin in your tournament?
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Activity 2. “ Build Me Up”
Directions: Analyze the following situations. Write your answers on a separate sheet of
paper:
Summary
Single Elimination is the easiest and fastest way to determine a winner. It is
also known as the knockout system of elimination.
Double Elimination is superior to single elimination system because a
team losing once has another chance to advance to the championship.
The formula for finding the number games in a single elimination is G= N-1
The formula for finding the number of games in double elimination is G=2 (N-1)
Round Robin is a common type of tournament in team sports
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Module 5 Marketing Sports Events
LESSON 2
What I Know
O R G A N I Z A T I O N I T M
P R O M O T I O N Y A R M G A
R F Y U W W S W E D S T P G R
I Y F G E D D D R S F G L B K
N O G F R P R O D U C T E N E
C K J D T F F D E F G D M F T
I G K H G S H G G H E S E D I
P S L P U B L I C G F G N D N
L G D D G S D H G H C J T J G
E E G S D G C J J J G Y A I W
O E V A L U A T I O N F T K S
P O Y F D S C H J F R F I U C
L P H G G F F F F D D J O T E
H O G H G E F D S S F K N D G
S T R A T E G Y G S H H R D H
F U D F F S D D H S J G O H Y
H J G D S C O S T U M E R I H
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Marketing Sports Events
Marketing is important process in conducting physical education (PE), and sports program.
It involves planning, analysis, management, and implementation of designed programs by
organizations or school to achieve satisfaction of consumer or participant’s need.
Principles are the foundation and guidelines in performing tasks. Professionals should
observe the following principles in marketing sports and physical education programs.
1. Costumer Principle. Marketing should focus on costumers, as they are the “life
source” of the organization. One need to consider “who they are,”” how they think,”
and “what they feel” to have a better perception and to satisfy the customer with its
program and services.
2. Competition Principle. A value-based marketing should examine the competitors’
program, competence, and benefits that influence participants. This is to assure
superiority of one’s own programs, instruction, and services.
3. Practice Principle. PE and Sports managers are expected to be extra active and
pioneering in marketing, and image management approaches. They should be
continuous and passionate in extending efforts to the public to build more demands
for their programs, facility, and expertise.
4. Cross-Functional Principle. Marketing has been recently integrated into many
sports related programs and since then, it became vital sustaining the programs of the
schools and institutions.
5. Continuous Improvement Principle. All persons involved, including the
managers, in PE, recreation, and sports programs must persistently strive to enhance
program, processes, operations, facilities, services, and instructional delivery.
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6. Stakeholders Principle. While most proposal are concentrated on a certain public
segment, other stakeholders like consumers, employees, and society at large should be
considered. No one should be discriminated or disregarded.
Important elements and activities that comprise the marketing process such
as the following:
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d. Pricing Strategies- Prices are the most noticeable and flexible among the
components. Prices should be set at a value where benefits overweight the
cost and is affordable on consumers.
e. Promotions Strategies- This strategy concerns the different marketing drives
interventions to gain consumers interest, responsiveness, and subscription to
the products or services.
4. Implementation-The part of marketing process where the plans and strategies
are executed in line with the target objectives.
5. Evaluation- The final stage of continuous marketing process in P.E, recreation, and
sports. It requires assessment of the achievement of marketing objectives in a
particular period.
Post Assessment
I. Graphic Organizer
Directions: On the separate sheet of paper, copy the diagram. List the creation of
marketing mix and give insights in the bubble map provided.
Marketing
Mix
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II. Organizing Sports Events
Directions: Create a marketing strategy to promote your own physical and sports
education program. Provide illustration(s) about the whole plan or make a graphic
organizer. Write your answer in a one whole sheet of paper.
III. Survey
a. Choose three and sports-related careers from the options below and conduct
an interview/survey.
b. Your Interview/survey must include the following, but you are free to include
questions or other details.
Name:
Position:
Degree/ Institution:
Major:
Job Responsibilities
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After you have completed the interview/survey, write a summary of your interview.
1. From the list of health and sports related career in activity 3 ( a), answer the
following will you choose based on your knowledge, interest, and skills.
a. What health and sports related career will you choose based on your
knowledge, interest, and skills? Why?
b. Do you think you are ready to take a health- and sport related career? Why?
Summary
A sporting event should be presided by game officials with adequate
qualifications. Sustainable tournament formats must be designed depending
on the number of teams, time allotted, availability of facility, and budget.
A physical and sports education program and sporting events also need a
good marketing strategy to meet consumer or participants needs and at
the same time improve products and services. To effectively achieve target
objectives and successful ports education program, a sound organization
and management is essential. management carries out the planning,
organization, staffing, leadership, and control. Ultimately, a leader must
possess good qualities for the organization to succeed.
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References:
Darilag, Agripino G.,Vergara, Lordino A. and Mateo, Grace Estela C. Enjoy Life with
PE and Health. Department of Education
Calllo,Lualhati Fernando and Dajime, Peter Fermin, Physical Education and Health,
First Edition Rex Book Store.
Modules:
OHSP Modules
Project EASE Module
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