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Learning to Play, Playing to Learn Action Fantasy Games Handout Hans van der Mars 35th Annual Northwest Conference for Children's Physical Education February 26 & 27, 2016 Conestoga Middle School Beaverton Oregon

Doubles Final Tennis Davis Cup ())*+,% USA vs. Great Britain Basic Tennis rules in effect Rally Scoring Games go to 15 (Point diff. need not be 2 pts. to win a game) Match status: Each country has won a game Third game score: USA 10 Great Britain 11

Singles or Doubles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position? Communication?! Both Seeing your opponents moves; Recognizing opponents strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate their possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponent s game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponent(s)? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponent(s)?

Singles Pickle ball / Tennis Davis Cup Final: Russia v. USA Elena Dementieva (Russia) vs. Venus Williams (U.S.A.) ())*+,% Basic Pickle Ball or Tennis rules in effect. Best of 3 games. Rally Scoring. Games go to 10 pts. (Point diff. need not be 2 pts. To win game). Match status Williams is up 1 game to none. Game two score: Dementieva 7 Williams 5. Williams has the serve.

Singles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponent s moves; Recognizing opponent s strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate his/her possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponent s game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponent(s)? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponent(s)?

Singles Pickle ball / Tennis Wimbledon Semi-Final ())*+,% Serena Williams (U.S.A.) vs. Katie O Brien (Gr. Britain) Basic Pickle Ball or Tennis rules in effect. Best of 3 games. Rally Scoring. Games go to 10 pts. (Point diff. need not be 2 pts. to win game) Match status O Brien is up 1 game to none. Game two score: Williams 7 O Brien 5. O Brien has the serve.

Singles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponent s moves; Recognizing opponent s strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate his/her possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponent s game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponent(s)? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponent(s)?

Singles Pickle ball / Tennis Australian Open Final ())*+,% Andy Roddick (U.S.A.) vs. Andy Murray (Scotland) Basic Pickle ball or Tennis rules in effect. Best of 3 games. Rally Scoring. Games go to 10 pts. (Point difference need not be 2 pts. to win game) Match status: Roddick is up 1 game to none. Game two score: Tied at 4 apiece. Murray has the serve.

Singles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponent s moves; Recognizing opponent s strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate his/her possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponent s game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponent(s)? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponent(s)?

Pickle ball / Tennis Wimbledon Men s Doubles Final Mike Bryan & Bob Bryan (Great Britain) ())*+,% vs. Jamie Murray (Scotland) & Tim Henman (Gr. Britain) Basic Tennis or Pickle ball rules in effect Best of 3 games Rally Scoring Games go to 10 pts. (Point difference need not be 2 pts. to win game) Match Status: 1 1 in Games. Game three score: Bryan/Bryan are up 1 0, but Murray/Henman have the serve.

Doubles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponents moves; Recognizing their strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate their possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponents game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponents? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponents?

Venus Williams & Serena Williams (U.S.A.) ())*+,% Action Fantasy Game Women s Doubles Pickle ball / Tennis French Open Final vs. Maria Sharapova (Russia) & Justin Henin (Belgium) Basic Tennis or Pickle ball rules in effect. Best of 3 games. Rally Scoring. Games go to 10 pts. (Point difference need not be 2 pts. to win game) Match status: Sharapova / Henin up 1 game to none. Game two score: Sharapova / Henin are winning 3 1, but Williams / Williams have the serve.

Doubles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponents moves; Recognizing their strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate their possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponents game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponents? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponents?

())*+,% Action Fantasy Game Mixed Doubles Pickle ball / Tennis U.S. Open Final Lisa Raymond (U.S.A.) & Mike Bryan (U.S.A.) vs. Melanie South (Gr. Britain) & Alex Bogdanovic (Gr. Britain) Basic Tennis or Pickle ball rules in effect. Best of 3 games. Rally Scoring. Games go to 10 pts. (Point difference need not be 2 pts. to win game) Match status Raymond / Bryan are up 1 game to none. Game two score: Tied at 6 apiece. South / Bogdanovic have the serve.

Doubles play -%#./%&)0)-%#1)23#./)*+,% Overall game plan (i.e., strategy) for each team?! If ahead More or less aggressive attack? Take more / fewer risks? Play more from the baseline?! If behind More or less aggressive attack? Go for more risky shots? Attack the net more? What tactical moves might be critical?! Offensive Decision-making (i.e., When to go for the net? What shot to use? Ball placement?; Remembering to return to Base?)! Defensive Decision making (i.e., Where to move, covering the entire court ). Maintain/return to base position?! Both Seeing your opponents moves; Recognizing their strengths and weaknesses; Anticipate their possible next action. Ask yourselves: What will the opponents game plan most likely be? What should you focus on? What seem to be the stronger areas of play of the opponents? Which shots seem to cause more difficulty for the opponents?