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    This document discusses the differences between individual and dual sports. Individual sports can be played alone without a partner, such as track and field, boxing, and swimming. Dual sports require two players or partners and involve playing against an opponent, such as table tennis, badminton, and beach volleyball. The document then focuses on providing details about table tennis, including a brief history from its invention in the 19th century in England to becoming an Olympic sport in 1988.

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    Individual

    Dual Sports
    P.E 3
    What are the difference between
    individual and dual sports?
    •Individual sports
    - Can be played by one person without partner or doubles

    •Individual dual Sports


    - can be played with two person or partner (Single or Doubles)
    and they also have counter player
    Individual Sports
    • Tract and Field
    • Boxing
    • Swimming
    • BMX
    • Cycling
    Individual Sports
    • Table tennis
    • Badminton
    • Beach volley
    • Wrestling
    • Billiards
    Table tennis

    Badminton
    Semester Map in P.E.3

    • Prelims  Basic skills


    - Table tennis • Midterm
     Brief History Of Table tennis - Officiating table tennis
     Equipment - Rules of table tennis
    Semester Map in P.E.3

    • Pre-Finals  Basic skills


    - Badminton • Finals
     Brief History Of Badminton - Officiating Badminton
     Equipment - Rules of Badminton
    What is Table
    tennis??
    TABLE TENNIS

    Is also called “Ping-Pong”


    similar in principle to lawn
    tennis and played on a flat
    table divided in two equal
    courts by a net
    History Timeline
    • 19th century
    • 1902
    • 1920-1921
    • 1926
    • 1950-1960
    • 1988
    • 2000
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    • Table tennis was
    invented in
    England in the
    early 19th century
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis

    •Table tennis ping


    pong is originally
    named “Wiff-
    Waff”
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    •The name ping pong
    was came from the
    sound that it make
    when hitting the table
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    • The unofficial
    table tennis world
    tournament was
    held on 1902
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    •The name Ping pong
    was Registered by
    “John Jacques” on
    1920-1921
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    •The first world
    official table tennis
    Tournament was held
    in London 1926
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    •International Table
    tennis Federation was
    born also in berlin
    1926
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    • In 1950-1960 Asian began to
    delaminate the sport Table
    tennis
    -China
    -Japan
    -Korea
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    1988 Table tennis Become a Olympics sports
    • 5 categories
    -singles men
    -singles women
    -doubles men
    -doubles women
    -mix doubles
    • 2000 the rule of table tennis has been
    Change.
    Historical development of Table
    Tennis
    •2000 the rule of table
    tennis has been
    Change.

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