This document discusses physical education and covers the sports of racquetball and dodgeball. It provides the basics, rules, equipment needs and court dimensions for each sport. For racquetball, it is noted that the court is rectangular, 40 feet long by 20 feet wide by 20 feet high. Rules include serving in the service zone and hitting the front wall. Dodgeball involves eliminating opposing players on a basketball court through catching or hitting them with balls. Safety rules prevent hitting other players in the head. Both sports provide cardiovascular benefits and muscle endurance building.

1. Physical Education at Intensive LevelsCreated By:Eric Puffenberger

2. Sports We Will be CoveringRacquetballDodge ball

3. Basics of RacquetballSimilar to tennis and badmintonPlayed in rectangular shaped roomPlayed inside or outside

4. Racquetball Court Dimensions40 feet long20 feet wide20 feet highPhoto by: Karmachang

5. Rules of Racquetball Serve in service zoneThe serve must pass the short lineCeiling, back wall, side walls are playableMust hit the front wall

6. Equipment RequiredRacquetball Equipment Video

7. Racquetball Rules ContinuedIf hit with ball, ball is deadIf hit with racquet, ball is dead

8. Interesting Facts About Racquetball640-822 calories burned in a hourAverage game lasts 20 minutesRun two miles in four gamesMaintain 75-85% of maximum heart rateRacquetball is a lot of fun!!!

9. Basics of Dodge ball Goal is eliminate opposing playersPlayed in a gym or playgroundInvolves running, throwing, and catchingHigh speed team sport

10. Dodge Ball CourtThere is no set court sizeUsually played on basketball courtNeeds lines or boundaries

11. Dodge Ball RulesYour out if:Hit with ballSomeone catches your ballHit someone in headMoveout of play areaBad sportsmanship

12. Rules ContinuedYou can return to the game:Teammate catches ballTeammate makes ball in hoop

13. Dodge ball facts Dodge ball movie with Vince VaughnFirst rubber ball gameMain sport of Indonesia is dodge ballHan-eye coordination increases along with:Cardio benefitsMuscle endurance

14. RecapRacquetball and Dodge BallBasics of each sportRulesCourt sizeEquipment

15. Picture ReferencesMidiman, “Racquetball sunset,” June 5th 2007 via Flicker, creative commons attribution.Ishane, “Dodgeballs,” April 1st 2006 via Flicker, creative commons attribution.Kramchang, “DSC06724,” September 9th 2006 via Flicker, creative commons attribution noncommercial no derivatives.Spablab, “Racquetball,” August 26th 2006 via Flicker, creative commons attribution.Adam Jakubiak, “Basketball court,” June 4th 2006 via Flicker, creative commons attribution.

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