Gymnastics and Track and Field Overview
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What is a key objective of gymnastics?

  • To improve flexibility and strength through proper body preparations. (correct)
  • To focus solely on competitive performance.
  • To enhance strength without considering flexibility.
  • To minimize the risk of injury by avoiding body movements.

Which of the following is NOT considered a track event in track and field?

  • Hurdling
  • High Jump
  • Sprinting
  • Discus Throw (correct)

What are the dimensions of the net post in badminton?

  • 1.55 m in height (correct)
  • 1.65 m in height
  • 1.45 m in height
  • 1.75 m in height

Which term describes the initial position in badminton that prepares a player for action?

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What ancient civilization is credited with the origins of track and field?

<p>Greece (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary equipment used in badminton to hit the shuttlecock?

<p>Racket (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which movement is commonly involved in gymnastics?

<p>Rolling and twisting (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a field event in track and field?

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Gymnastics definition

Gymnastics is a physical activity using body movements for different positions and skills.

Gymnastics objectives

Gymnastics improves physical fitness, movement, creativity, courage, and enjoyment.

Track and Field origin

Ancient Olympic Games in Greece, 776 BCE, with only one event.

Track events (Track and Field)

Running, relay, hurdles, jumping (long, triple, high, pole vault) are types of track events.

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Field events (Track and Field)

Throwing events like hammer, discus, javelin, and shot put fall under field events.

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Badminton origin

Badminton originated in India and known as Poona.

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Badminton court shape

Badminton courts are rectangular with white/yellow lines.

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Badminton shuttle

A badminton shuttle has feathers attached to a base, fastened by thread.

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Study Notes

Gymnastics

  • Gymnastics is a self-motivating activity where one manipulates body parts into various positions and movements.
  • Skills include pikes, tucks, layouts, arches, splits, rolls, and twists.
  • Mastering these skills requires proper strength and flexibility training.

Objectives of Gymnastics

  • Gymnastics is integrated into physical education to improve and maintain physical fitness.
  • It improves the efficiency of movement through grace, poise, dignity, form, and rhythm.
  • It fosters creativity through exploring novel movements and combinations.
  • It enhances courage, initiative, determination, and perseverance.
  • It aims to cultivate interest and enjoyment in gymnastics.

Track and Field

  • Ancient Olympic games began in 776 B.C.E. in Olympia, Greece with just one event.
  • The four key events were long jump, javelin throw, discus throw, and wrestling.
  • The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) governs track and field.
  • Strands of Athletics include track events(running, sprinting, relays, hurdles, long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault) and field events (throwing events - hammer, discus, javelin, shot put).

Badminton

  • Badminton originated in India.
  • It is known as "poona" in India.
  • It is played over a net with a shuttlecock and racket.

Badminton Facilities and Equipment

  • Court: Rectangular, marked with 40mm wide lines (preferably white or yellow).
  • Post and Net: Post height is 1.55 m. The net is made of fine dark cord with even thickness and 760mm deep.
  • Shuttle: Sixteen feathers fixed to the base, firmly fastened with thread.
  • Racket: Composed of a head, stringed area, throat, shaft, and handle.

Basic Skills in Badminton

  • Correct gripping techniques for forehand and backhand strokes.
  • Ready position and footwork strategies.

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Explore the fundamentals of gymnastics and track and field. This quiz covers essential skills, objectives, and the history of athletic events. Test your knowledge on how these sports promote physical fitness, creativity, and determination.

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