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Pickleball. History . Year Originated 1965 Inventor Joel Pritchard Place of Origin Seattle,Washington. Objective. To score points by hitting the ball across the net into the opponents half of the court without the other player/team being able to return it. Basic Skills. Serve Forehand
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History • Year Originated 1965 • Inventor Joel Pritchard • Place of Origin Seattle,Washington
Objective • To score points by hitting the ball across the net into the opponents half of the court without the other player/team being able to return it.
Basic Skills • Serve • Forehand • Backhand • Smash
Positions • Server • Receiver
Basic Rules • Team 1 (singles) or 2 (doubles) players • Winner-first team who scores 11 points (win by 2) • Time-N/A • Start Game- with a serve from the right baseline (alternate sides of the court after every serve is good) diagonally cross court over net into the service box
Basic Rules • Server- 1 serve attempt (contact below waist in mid-air and clear non-volley zone) • Double Bounce Rule-both receiving and serving teams must let ball bounce once before returning it FOLLOWING the serve ONLY. • Offense-place ball away from the defense. • Defense-protect lines and net (rally and volley).
Basic Rules • Faults- volleying in the non-volley zone (must let the ball bounce once before lobbing if it hits the non-volley zone), not successfully returning the ball over the net, letting the ball bounce more than once before returning, hitting the net with body/paddle • Boundaries- stand anywhere between the sidelines. Ball hits the line is good.
Scoring • Unreturned ball on a serve=1 point • Only serving team can score • If the serving team fails to return the ball, the receiving team wins the serve
Unsportsmanlike Conduct • Automatic point for the other team.
Etiquette • Call score • Call faults • Serve when receiver is ready • Walk around net • Don’t touch net • Compliment play
Terms • Baseline, Center Line, Cross Court, Dink, Double Bounce, Fault, Lobb, Let Serve, Non-Volley, Zone, Poach, Rally, Serve, Sideline, Volley.
Safety • Swinging paddle, balls, from the other courts, body with net, hold paddle.
Facilities/Space • Indoors/Outdoors- Both Gym and concrete court.
Equipment • Paddle, Ball, Net, standard.
Other Info • Olympic sport – no • Lifetime sport- yes • Special Notes – Named after a dog named Pickles • Linked to badminton
Governing Body IBF and BWF
Year originated --1873
Inventor • Duke of Beaufort
Place of origin -England
Objective To score points by hitting the shuttle cock across the net into the opponent’s half of the court without the other player/team being able to return.
Basic Skills -Serve -Forehand -Backhand -Smash
Positions -Server and receiver &
Basic Rules • Team-1 (singles) • Team-2 (doubles) • Winner-player/team who scores 15 or 21 points, wins the best out of 2 games • Time- n/a • Start game- with a serve right baseline diagonally cross court over the net into the service box • Server 1- attempt (birdie must be contacted below the waist) • When serving side loses a rally, the serve passes to the opponent • The only time you score is if you served AND won the rally; otherwise, no points are awarded and the serve turns over to the opponent • Service- the server stands in his right service court when the score is even and in his left service court when the score is odd • Doubles- if the serving team wins the rally, the same player continues to serve, but he/she changes service courts, so that he/she serves to each opponent in turn. If the opponent wins the rally and their new score is even, the player in the right service court serves; if odd the player in the left service court serves. The players service courts are determined by their points at the start of the rally, not by where they were standing at the end of the rally. Each time a side regains service the server will be the player that did not serve last time. • Faults- racket not below waist level on serve (underhand), shuttle hits net on serve, or serve does not land in service box, miss shuttle, body/racket hits net, shuttle lands out of bounds • Boundaries- stand anywhere within and around the sidelines and end lines • Shuttle hits line - good • Shuttle hits outside line- loss of service • Player cannot touch or crossover/under net with body
Scoring • Unsuccessful returned shuttle: 1 point if you served, no points and turn over of serve if you were the receiver
Unsportsmanlike conduct • Automatic 1 point for the other team
Etiquette • Call score, serve when receiver is ready, walk around net, don’t touch net, compliment shots
Terms • back court, base position, baseline, carry, centerline, clear, court, endline, fault, frontcourt, net, passwing shot, push shot, rally receiver, server, sideline, smash
Safety • Swing racket, eyes with shuttle, body with net, hold on to racket, call for the shuttle
Facilities/space (court/field dimensions ) • Court 44x20 feet with net at 5 feet
Indoor/outdoors • Yes - gym, backyard, beach
Equipment • Racket, shuttle cock, net, standards
Olympic sport • yes, - 1992 Barcelona
Lifetime sport • Yes, all ages and genders
Special notes • Oldest existing club- New York badminton club. • Played all over the world • Thomas cup- men 1948 every 3 years • Uber cup- women 1957 every 3 years • Equal footing- skill and finesse not strength
