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KHE107

Skills Development And Techniques In Sports And Games 1 Track And Field Events (Middle And Distance Races) Table Tennis.

  • Education
  • 100 level
  • 2 credit units
  • 45 pages
  • 11 units

This course provides an introduction to skills development and techniques in sports and games, focusing on track and field events (middle and distance races) and table tennis. It covers definitions, skills, equipment, and rules for middle and long-distance running. The course also explores the history, facilities, equipment, basic strokes, and officiating in table tennis, providing a comprehensive overview of these sports.

About this course

Difficulty
Beginner
Study hours
40 hours
Maths
None
Content
Theoretical, practical
Practical work
Yes
How it is assessed
  • Tutor Marked Assignments
  • Final Examination

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KHE107 · Unit 1 Definition and Skills Middle and long distance races

Unit 1 is an attempt to define the meaning of middle and long distance races. These are types of track events. There is also an explanation of basic skills needed in middle and long distance races.

What you should be able to do

  1. Define and differentiate between middle and long-distance races.
  2. Explain the basic skills required for middle and long-distance running.
  3. Identify the equipment and officials involved in middle and long-distance races.
  4. Describe the rules and regulations guiding middle and long-distance races.
  5. Explain the history and evolution of table tennis.
  6. Identify and describe the facilities and equipment used in table tennis.
  7. Demonstrate the basic strokes in table tennis.
  8. Understand and use common table tennis terminology.
  9. Explain the skills involved in playing table tennis.
  10. Describe the rules and procedures for single and double table tennis games.
  11. Identify and describe the roles of officiating officials in table tennis.

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Athletic Trainer
  • Sports Coach
  • Physical Education Teacher
  • Recreation Leader
Where it is applied
  • Sports Management
  • Fitness Industry
  • Education
  • Recreation

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • Module 1: MIDDLE AND LONG DISTANCE RACES

    Unit 1: Definition and Skills Middle and long distance races

    Understanding the physiological determinants such as VO2 max, running speed, and lactate threshold requires a strong foundation in exercise physiology.

  • Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS

    Unit 3 Basic Strokes in Table Tennis

    Mastering the forehand push requires precise technique and coordination, which can be challenging for beginners.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 26 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1Module 1: MIDDLE AND LONG DISTANCE RACES
    • Unit 1: Definition and Skills Middle and long distance races · 2 hours

      Read definitions of middle distance races and long distance races.. Identify the distances covered in each type of race.. Understand the metabolic pathways involved in middle-distance running..

  2. Week 2Module 1: MIDDLE AND LONG DISTANCE RACES
    • Unit 1: Definition and Skills Middle and long distance races · 2 hours

      Practice endurance runs to build stamina.. Work on pacing strategies to conserve energy during longer races.. Incorporate sprinting intervals to improve speed and finishing kick..

  3. Week 3Module 1: MIDDLE AND LONG DISTANCE RACES
    • Unit 2: Equipment and Officials of Middle and long distance running · 2 hours

      Identify essential running equipment such as shoes, sports bras, and technical t-shirts.. Understand the roles of officials like the meet director, head referee, and clerk of the course.. Discuss the importance of each official in ensuring fair play and smooth event management..

  4. Week 4Module 1: MIDDLE AND LONG DISTANCE RACES
    • Unit 3: Rules and Regulations Guiding Middle and LongDistance Races · 2 hours

      Review the general rules and modifications for track events.. Understand regulations related to lane violations and race walking.. Discuss the consequences of false starts and the procedures for starting races..

  5. Week 5Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 1 History of Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Trace the historical development of table tennis in the world and Nigeria.. Understand the origins of the game and its evolution over time.. Identify key figures and milestones in the history of table tennis..

  6. Week 6Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 2 Facility and Equipment · 2 hours

      Identify and describe the essential facilities and equipment for table tennis.. Understand the specifications and functions of the table, net, ball, and racket.. Discuss the importance of using appropriate equipment for optimal performance..

  7. Week 7Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 3 Basic Strokes in Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Practice the forehand drive, focusing on stance, backswing, strike, and finish.. Understand the importance of body rotation and weight transfer in generating power.. Work on maintaining the correct bat angle throughout the stroke..

  8. Week 8Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 3 Basic Strokes in Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Practice the backhand drive, focusing on stance, backswing, strike, and finish.. Understand the differences between the backhand and forehand drives.. Work on using the elbow for movement and maintaining a closed bat angle..

  9. Week 9Module 2: INTRODUCTION TO TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 4 Terminology Used in Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Learn and understand common table tennis terminology.. Familiarize yourself with terms related to strokes, spin, and gameplay.. Use the terminology in practice sessions to improve communication and understanding..

  10. Week 10MODULE 3: SKILLS IN TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 1 Skills in Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Understand the different types of grips used in table tennis.. Practice the penhold and shakehand grips, focusing on comfort and control.. Learn how to serve the ball correctly, ensuring it bounces on both sides of the table..

  11. Week 11MODULE 3: SKILLS IN TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 1 Skills in Table Tennis · 2 hours

      Practice offensive strokes such as the hit, loop, and smash.. Understand the techniques for generating speed and spin.. Learn how to attack a ball that has not bounced beyond the edge of the table..

  12. Week 12MODULE 3: SKILLS IN TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 2 Single Game · 2 hours

      Review the general rules of singles table tennis.. Understand the scoring system and how points are awarded.. Learn about the alternation of services and the rules for changing sides..

  13. Week 13MODULE 3: SKILLS IN TABLE TENNIS
    • Unit 3: Double Game/Mixed Double Game · 2 hours

      Understand the rules and procedures for doubles and mixed doubles games.. Learn how to serve and receive in doubles, ensuring the ball bounces in the correct boxes.. Discuss the tactics and strategies for successful doubles play..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Review definitions and skills for middle and long-distance races (Unit 1, Module 1).
  • Practice endurance, pacing, and sprinting techniques (Unit 1, Module 1).
  • Familiarize yourself with table tennis equipment and officials (Unit 2, Module 1).
  • Study the rules and regulations for track events (Unit 3, Module 1).
  • Understand the history of table tennis (Unit 1, Module 2).
  • Review table tennis facilities and equipment (Unit 2, Module 2).
  • Practice basic table tennis strokes (Unit 3, Module 2).
  • Learn table tennis terminology (Unit 4, Module 2).
  • Understand skills in table tennis (Unit 1, Module 3).
  • Review single game rules (Unit 2, Module 3).
  • Study double game rules (Unit 3, Module 3).
  • Understand the roles of officiating officials in table tennis (Unit 4, Module 3).

Questions students ask about this course

What is KHE107 about?

This course provides an introduction to skills development and techniques in sports and games, focusing on track and field events (middle and distance races) and table tennis. It covers definitions, skills, equipment, and rules for middle and long-distance running. The course also explores the history, facilities, equipment, basic strokes, and officiating in table tennis, providing a comprehensive overview of these sports.

How many units does KHE107 have?

KHE107, Skills Development And Techniques In Sports And Games 1 Track And Field Events (Middle And Distance Races) Table Tennis., has 11 units across 3 modules, over 45 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is KHE107?

KHE107 carries 2 credit units, at 100 level in Education.

Is KHE107 hard?

KHE107 is rated beginner level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical and practical work, and it has a practical component.

How long does KHE107 take to study?

About 40 hours of study, spread across its 11 units.

How is KHE107 assessed?

KHE107 is assessed by Tutor Marked Assignments and Final Examination.

What can I do with KHE107?

Athletic Trainer, Sports Coach, Physical Education Teacher and Recreation Leader.

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