This word presentation is prepared for DIET Daryaganj ETE trainees while keeping in view their Health and Physical Education curriculum and they are free to use this presentation in anyway as they like.

1. Organisation of
Intramurals

2. Organisation of Intramural
Athletics
 Objectives of the programme
 Selection of Activities
 Necessary Techniques of organisation and
administration
Neeraj Kumar Mehra, Lecturer( Health
2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 2

3. Objectives of the programme
The general objectives of the intramurals
athletics should be the same as the all for
Physical education.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 3

4.  Wholesome use of leisure
 The preparation of leisure in life
 Hygienic value of wholesome play
 Opportunities for self expression through
joyous participation in play activities
 Social values of playing with others
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 4

5. Necessary Techniques of
organisation and administration
An organizing committee which should have
different sub - committees for effective
execution of intramural activities
like
 To provide refreshment (catering)
 For coordination related to chief guests
and other guests(Protocol)
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 5

6. Some Suggested Intramural Events
Athletics Basketball Gymnastics
Ping Pong
Handball Badminton or
Table Tennis
Cricket
Soccer Swimming Should we
include?
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 6

7. Organisation
Non Teaching
Students Teaching Staff
Staff
• House Leaders • Subject •Administration
• Class Teachers Housekeeping
Representatives ClericalStaff and
• Others others
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 7

8.  For Information related support (IT)
 For Spectators (Spectator Services)
 To give a different look (Image and Look)
 To conduct competition(Competition
Management )
 And many more important committees……
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 8

9. Intramural Awards
 Cups
 Banners
 Plaques
 Medals
 What else?
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 9

10. Suggestion
 Point system should be there to give some
award to the group/unit/house which wins
the most points in all the different activities
throughout the season or a year
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 10

11. Safeguarding Intramural
Competition
 Complete medical examination of every
individual before his/her participation
 Preliminary Training and Expert Coaching
and Supervision
 Classification according to homogeneous
group for purpose of competition
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 11

12. Homework/Extension
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 12

13. Thank you for your attention

14. Types of
Competition
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2/21/2012 14

15. Key Words and Phrases
• Knock-out
• League
• Bye
• Fixture
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 15

16. What Types of Competition
are there ?
Competitions may be run
in several different ways:
• Knock-out
• League
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 16

17. Knock-out
This is quite a simple format.
After each match
the winning team goes through
to the next round
and the losing team is eliminated
(knocked out).
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 17

18. Knock-out: Seeding
Teams or players may be seeded (ranked)
to keep the top performers apart
until the later rounds.
This happens at Wimbledon
where the number one and two seeds
are kept apart until the final.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 18

19. Round 1
Knock-out
Quarter Finals
1 v 16 Semi Finals
1v8
8v9
1v4 Final
5 v 12
4v5
4 v 13
1v2
3 v 14
3v6
6 v 11
2v3
7 v 10
2v7
2 v 15 Neeraj Kumar Mehra, Lecturer( Health
2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 19

20. Knock-out: Bye
If the numbers aren’t just right
some competitors
may receive a bye
(straight through without playing)
to the next round
so the numbers even up.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 20

21. Round 1
Knock-out: Byes
Quarter Finals
1- BYE Semi Finals
1v8
8v9
1v4 Final
5 v 12
4v5
4 v 13 This Knock-out only has 13 entries
1v2
3 - BYE so 3 have a BYE
3 v to the quarter finals
6
6 v 11
2v3
7 v 10
2v7
2 - BYE Neeraj Kumar Mehra, Lecturer( Health
2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 21

22. Knock-out
Advantages:
• Quick and easy to organise.
• Can allow many entries, as half
are “knocked out” every round.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 22

23. Knock-out
Disadvantages:
• If you lose in round 1
you only get one game.
• You may need qualifying rounds
or to award byes
to get the numbers right.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 23

24. League
Many competitions are run as leagues.
Every team plays every other team,
often twice, “home & away”,
during the competition or “season”.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 24

25. League
Advantages:
• The league may be divided into divisions
to accommodate a large number of
competitors.
• Everyone has the same number of
games.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 25

26. League
Advantages:
• Fixtures can be arranged in advance
because you know how many games you
have, and who you are playing.
This is especially important for big matches
where tickets and transport
may have to be organised.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 26

27. League
Disadvantages:
• It can take a long time to complete all
the fixtures.
• Postponed fixtures can lead to “fixture
congestion”.
• It can takes several seasons to work your
way up from lower divisions.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 27

28. Combination Events
Competitions can be run using two systems,
Small leagues of four or five
to decide who goes through
to the knock-out stage.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 28

29. Combination Events
Advantages:
• Everyone is guaranteed several games.
• Teams may have more than one chance
to qualify for the next stage.
• Many teams can be involved.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 29

30. Combination Events
Disadvantages:
• Competitions can take a long time to
complete.
• There may be games between teams
where neither has a chance to qualify for
the next stage.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 30

31. Now YOU know...
...that competitions can be organised in
different ways.
...that there are advantages and
disadvantages to Knock out and League
system.
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 31

32. Homework/Extension
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 32

33. Queries/Questions/Discussions
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 33

34. Thank you
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2/21/2012 & Physcial Education),DIET Daryaganj 34