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for floor and 50.00 for rest of the five apparatuses). •• Thewordjudoisliterally The total value for the girls’ section comes to 50.00 explained by... |
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at Seoul and India got its much needed break in Seoul Asian Games, where Indians bagged four bronze medals. It was a milestone for team India and s... |
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as— 1. Tuck float 2. Jellyfish float 3. Prone float 4. Star float 5. Supine float Pushing off, gliding and standing up again The beginners should n... |
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it results in immediate victory. Do You Know? •• Yasuhiro Yamashita is a Ippon can be achieved by throwing an opponent in legend of world Judo. suc... |
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of Contest Area in Judo A traditional Judo match takes place on tatami mats measuring 14×14 meters or 16×16 meters, with a combat area of 9×9 meter... |
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and Judges Contest occurs under the supervision of a referee and two judges. The referee stands inside the contest area, and the two judges sit at ... |
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Style. Baths, was opened for public use in the year 1828. The first national governing body, the Amateur Swimming Association, was formed in the ye... |
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Starting platforms shall be firm and give no springing effect. The height of the platform above the water surface shall be from 0.5 metre to 0.75 m... |
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as it requires a high degree of swimming proficiency, strength and co-ordination. Fundamental rules and regulations Following rules should be follo... |
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conducted, before swimmers of all the teams have finished the race being conducted. (xii) Thememberofarelayteamandtheirorderofcompeting must be nom... |
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4×100m 4×100m Mixed Relays 4×100 Freestyle and 4×100m Medley Fundamental Techniques Techniques in swimming are classified into three main categorie... |
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of the pushing arm, at the beginning of recovery. Soon the face goes back into the water and the swimmer breathes out more through the mouth and on... |
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While one leg kicks downward, the other leg recovers upward. The knees are flexed with toes pointed during the upbeat and are kept straight with to... |
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one unit. 5. Repeat Step 4 by doing two kicks and one round of breathing. 6. One breath and one kick. Holding the board (as above) with eyes lookin... |
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stroke. By doing this, you will develop speed and strength without running the risk of losing the timing. Only when the swimmer is swimming strongl... |
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by the side, to begin. They continue the movement, trying to get to the other side of the pool. They must do 3 – 4 movements without breathing and ... |
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push off from the wall within the permissible rules of the stroke. The various turns used by the swimmers are: 1. Simple 2. Throw away 3. Summersau... |
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game requiring a racket, net, net posts, a table and a ball. 27 m 5m 7cm Fig. 4.46: Table of table tennis ••Surface of the table shall be rectangul... |
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of the expedite system shall not alter the order of serving and receiving in the match. ••Once introduced, the expedite system shall remain in oper... |
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with back spin. Right foot is the leading foot to return the ball with body weight transferred onto the right foot. ••The racket moves in a downwar... |
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Norway hosted the first world women’s wrestling championship in the year1987 and women wrestling was included in the Olympic Games 2004. Wrestling ... |
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Games in 1896 at Athens as an exhibition sport. Greco-Roman style of wrestling has been included in every edition of the summer Olympics held since... |
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96 120 67 – 72 Arjunaawardwinnersin 9. 73 57 85 65 wrestling and discuss about the participation of Indian women 10. 73 – 8557 – 62 85 – 10065 – 70... |
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are used to designate the various parts of the wrestling mat: •• The central circle indicates the middle of the mat, which is one meter in diameter... |
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These bandages must be covered with elastic straps. •• It is prohibited to wear any object that might cause injury to the opponent, such as rings, ... |
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