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Spelveld/plaats
TBB weldoening (vermaak) - en gezondheid - wedstrijd speelveld
Zie regelwerk pdf: download!

TBB weldoening - en gezondheid - wedstrijd – gezondheidsbevordering, weldoening/plezier, zachtheid en natuurlijkheid
Voor de regels en technieken is het gelijk aan die van de “TBB wedstrijden”. Bij “TBB weldoening - en gezondheidswedstrijden”zijn er geen beperkingen i.v.m. het geslacht voor de tegen elkaar aantredende teams. Op de plaats bevinden zich uitsluitend leden van het eigen team. Verschillende teams spelen gelijktijdig of verplaats op verschillende plaatsen. Het team dat aan het einde het hoogst beknopt aantal eindpunten heeft bereikt, heeft gewonnen.

TBB weldoening - en gezondheidswedstrijden worden in vier wedstrijdcategorieën onderverdeeld:
1. Twee spelers gebruiken ieder maar één racket;
- beide spelers staan ieder achter de aanval - begrenzinglijn van dezelfde kant;
- er wordt alleen met één bal gespeelt;
- de scheidsrechter opent het spel met een fluitsignaal, tegelijkertijd begint de tijdmeting van 2 minuten;
- na de opening begint de speler met de bal met de opvang;
- er is alléén palmhand en rughand opvang geoorloofd: diep opvangen en hoog wegzwaaien, hoog opvangen en diep wegzwaaien;
- na elke córrect uitgevoerde beweging geeft de scheidsrechter één punt, bij incórrect uitgevoerde bewegingen en overtredingen worden geen punten gegeven;
- het toespelen van beider spelers geschiedt ononderbroken, tot de twee minuten bereikt zijn;
- de gezamenlijke punten wordt door de scheidsrechter verkondigt en voor gezamenlijk vergelijk genoteerd.
2. twee spelers gebruiken ieder maar één racket;
- beide spelers staan ieder achter de aanval - begrenzinglijn van dezelfde kant;
- er wordt alleen met één bal gespeelt;
- de scheidsrechter opent het spel met een fluitsignaal, tegelijkertijd begint de tijdmeting van 2 minuten;
- na de opening begint de speler met de bal de opvang;
- er zijn verschillende opvang - en wegzwaai technieken geoorloofd;
- de scheidsrechter beoordeelt de basis - technieken met één punt, verborgen technieken met twee punten en hoogwaardige technieken met drie punten, bij incórrect uitgevoerde bewegingen of overtredingen worden geen punten gegeven;
- het toespelen van beide spelers geschiedt ononderbroken, tot de twee minuten bereikt zijn;
- het gezamenlijke puntenaantal wordt door de scheidsrechter verkondigd en voor het gezamenlijke vergelijk genoteerd.
3. twee spelers gebruiken ieder twee rackets;
- er wordt alleen met één bal gespeelt;
- beide spelers staan ieder achter de aanval - begrenzinglijn van dezelfde kant;
- de scheidsrechter opent het spel met een fluitsignaal, tegelijkertijd begint de tijdmeting van 2 minuten;
- na de opening begint de speler met de bal de opvang; terwijl de bal al op het racketvlak bevindt, en daarom wordt de opvang niet meegeteld;
- bij het toespelen moet de bal beide rackets van een speler éénmaal precies passeren;
- er zijn alleen handpalm - en handrug - opvang geoorloofd: laag opvangen en hoog uitzwaaien, hoog opvangen en laag uitzwaaien;
- na ieder córrect uitgevoerde beweging wordt door de scheidsrechter één punt gegeven, bij incórrect uitgevoerde bewegingen en overtredingen wordt geen punt gegeven;
- het toespelen van beide spelers geschiedt ononderbroken, tot de twee minuten bereikt zijn;
- door de scheidsrechter wordt het totaal aantal punten verkondigd en voor het totaalvergelijk genoteerd.
4. twee spelers gebruiken steeds twee rackets;
- beide spelers staan steeds achter de aanval - begrenzinglijn van dezelfde kant;
- er wordt alleen met één bal gespeeld;
- de scheidsrechter opent het spel met een fluitsignaal, tegelijkertijd begint de tijdmeting van twee minuten;
- na de opening begint de speler met de bal de opvang, daarbij bevindt zich de bal reeds op het racketvlak, en daarom wordt de opvang niet meegeteld;
- bij het toespelen moet de bal beide rackets van een speler precies éénmaal passeren;
- daarbij zijn verschillende opvang - en zwaai - technieken geoorloofd;
- de scheidsrechter beoordeelt de basistechnieken met één punt, verborgen technieken met twee punten en hoogwaardige technieken met drie punten, bij niet córrect uitgevoerde bewegingen en overtredingen wordt geen punt gegeven;
- het toespelen van beide spelers geschiedt ononderbroken, tot de twee minuten bereikt zijn;
- door de scheidsrechter wordt het totaal aantal punten verkondigd en voor het totaalvergelijk genoteerd.
.Aan het eind wordt steeds de ranglijst voor de vier categorieën samengesteld.

TBB wedstrijd - veld
Zie regelwerk pdf: download!

Regels
Article 1: Court and equipment

1. The ground surface of the court must be smooth, with a gradient not exceeding 1:1000. The game may be played on wooden floorboards, soil, concrete, or a plastic surface. The ground lines should be in white, yellow or some other easily visible colour.

2. The dimensions of the court for players in the over-35 age categories are as shown in the diagram: 10 metres long, 5 metres wide. Each of the two base lines of the court for singles play forms a semi-circle with a radius of 2.5 metres; the two base lines of the court for doubles play are parallel to the boundary line separating the front court from the back court. All around the court there must be an area at least 2 metres wide which is completely free from obstructions. The vertical clearance from the ground to the ceiling, if any, must be at least 7 metres and must be free from obstructions.

3. The court for players in the under-35 age category does not include semi-circular lines for singles play: the base lines are parallel to the middle line. The singles court is 12 metres long and 5 metres wide; the doubles court is 12 metres long and 7 metres wide.

4. All of the lines marking the areas of the court shall be 5 centimetres wide.
(1) The middle line: the line linking the mid-points of the two sidelines is called the middle line, and divides the court into two equal-sized areas.
(2) The boundary between the front court and back court areas: a line running parallel to the middle line at a distance of 2.5 metres for players in the over-35 age categories or at a distance of 3 metres for players in the under-35 age category.
(3) The boundary line between the front court and the back court areas is also known as the attack restriction line. After play has started, the restriction line is considered to extend beyond both sidelines for an unlimited distance.
(4) Service area: in the court for teams in the over-35 age categories, the service area is the semi-circle with a radius of 2.5 metres formed by the boundary between the front court and back court areas and the base line; in the court for teams in the under-35 age category, the service area is the area between the imaginary extension of both sidelines behind the base line.

5. The net and the net posts
(1) The net: For players in the under-35 age category, the net is 8 metres long and 0.8 metres wide. For players in the over-35 age categories, the net is 6 metres long and 0.8 metre wide.
(2) The height of the net and the net posts: The top edge of the net is 1.75 metres from the ground. The net posts are positioned on the imaginary extension of the middle line at a distance of 50 centimetres from each of the sidelines. The height of the net posts is 1.80 metres; they may be fixed in the ground or on a movable trestle.

(The top edge of the net is 1.6 metres from the ground. [only for over35s)

6. The ball and the racquet
Both players or teams of players must use the authorised products selected by the committee of Taiji Bailong Ball Association e.V.. The ball is completely spherical, is made from rubber or plastic materials, has a diameter of 6.8 centimetres (±0.2 centimetres) and weighs 53g (±2g).
The length of the racquet (including the frame, the neck and the handle) must be between 53 and 54 centimetres; the thickness of the frame of the racquet is must not exceed 1 centimetre. The total length of the neck and the handle of the racquet must be between 29 and 30 centimetres. The internal diameter of the frame of the racquet is 20.7 centimetres. The surface of the racquet is made of white rubber 0.6-1.3 millimetres’ thick, the tautness of the surface shall be such that it naturally hangs down 1-3 millimetres from the horizontal. The frame of the racquet may be made of carbon fibre, aluminium alloy, hard plastic or some other firm material. The total weight of the racquet must be between 150g and 250g.

7. The umpire’s chair: the surface of the seat should be about 1.1 metres above the ground. The chair should be positioned 30-50 centimetres from the net posts. It should be made of wood and metal, and must be safe and reliable.

8. The scoreboard:
IA table tennis scoreboard may be used.


Article 2: The organisation of competition events

1. Men’s or women’s singles

2. Men’s or women’s doubles

3. Mixed doubles

4. The team competition may be divided into men’s and women’s team competitions; each team consists of two singles players and one doubles pair; the competitions shall be decided on a “best of three games” basis. Depending on the rules of the organization-conference, mixed teams may be permitted.


Article 3: Definition of teams

1. Men’s and women’s young team: under 35 years old

2. Men’s and women’s middle-aged team: 35-49 years old

3. Men’s and women’s old-aged team B: 45-59 years old

4. Men’s and women’s old-aged team A: over 60 years old


Article 4: Requirements for participation in competitions

1. The players entering the competition must have received the requisite specific training, and must have passed a physical examination by a doctor.

2. The players must formally sign up for the competition by entering their names in a standardised list provided by the organisation(s) sponsoring the competition. Forms must be completed in duplicate and handed in to the sponsors.

3. The clothing for the competition: each member of the team shall dress in the same coloured clothing, especially for team events. Shoes without raised heels must be worn.

4. The numbers for the competition: the players must wear the standard numbers provided by the organization-conference, or prescribed by the conference, or self-made numbers conforming to the requirements and standards of the organization-conference. The number to be worn by each player shall be determined by the organization-conference.


Article 5: the judges of techniques fouls

The players must understand and abide by the rules, respect each other, respect the judges, as good sportsmanship obey the decisions of the judgments.

1. From the beginning to the end, the competition should be continuous, the players cannot as any excuses and bad behaviors to influence and discontinue the competition. If it will be found out, minor offence: after the prompt of the judges, to stop the bad behavior at once, the judge can be give the oral warning; major offence: after the judge’s prompt, continue to quibble, and to hurl invectives other party, the judge can be given the yellow card and penalty one point; if continue to willfully make troubles, then to show red and yellow cards, and penalty one game. The serious offence: after educative, still willfully make troubles, and behave to hurl invectives other party and the judges, the main-judge can show up the red card at once and penalty him out of the game, and call off the qualification of the competition. To stop the match, and report to the chief-judge put on record.

2. The players must be called the roll within the fixed time, if will be called the roll three times, not responding, and will not be the match place after the match start, 15 minutes, will handle this as the player give up.

3. When the players want to give up one event, but do not have good excuse, and do not inform the committee, will penal him as failed and cancel the qualifications of all match events.

4. The player have already get the qualification for the next turn of the one single match, but if don’t apply for the proper procedures, and do not attend for the match, stop his qualifications for later matches.
P.S.: to examine the last conforming time, should be informing each team before the match.

5. During the match, the players cannot accept the guides from others (like instructor or team players), the people are coming from out of the match field, and cannot also to be provided the guide for the players, if this familiar incidents happened, the first time the judge will be given the oral prompting, the second time will penalty for 1 point, the third time will penalty for one game.

6. During the doubles match, one side appears single play situation, then change the characters of the match, one person will not catch the other side’s attacked coming ball for three times, or after the servicing, then leave the arena and to be an onlooker, to take a passive attitude on the match, will be given the oral warning for the first time, then penalty for one point for the second time, the third time will penalty for one game.


Article 6: the rights and responsibilities of the players

1. When the players have the objections (the time for the dead ball) can hands up for hinting, and after the judge approved, and to be politely point out own opinions and views for the competition’s objections. If you are not satisfied about the explanations from the judge, after this game, through the coach will point out the declaration, can keep the right of appeal.

2. When processing the match, if the players will meet the broken racket, and the shoestring has come untied, can get the agreement from the judge, leave the arena or change for the new racket, the time limited cannot exceed 2 minutes time. When changing the clothing, must to be approved by the judges, and to change the same clothe as the same color, same number’s former clothing.

3. During the competition, the players have 1-2 minutes resting time, and the right for guiding from the coach. One player is continuously for one single match, the time of each team has at least not less than 10 minutes resting time.

4. After the match, the players have to shake hands to other party as regards, express their thanks to the judges, and sign the recording form to recognized the result of the match. To reject the signature, will penalty as 0:2 failed.


Article 7: the rights and responsibilities of the coaches

1. Before the match, the coach will carefully verify the names and numbers of own team players.

2. Before the team match, the coach will hand in the orders of players for the match; the conference will keep this secret.

3. To guide the warming-up exercises before the match, to arrange the tactics.

4. When processing the match, the coach must walk out of the match arena, cannot guide the players whom are on the stage as any ways, or loudly appeal to the public and disturb the match, otherwise the main-judge will be dealt with according to the seriousness of his case: (1) yellow card warning; (2) to penalty current sides’ player for losing points; (3) to order him leave the match arena to the audience seats.

5. To rest during the game, the coach can guide his players, but cannot walk in to the arena.

6. The coaches have no right for prompting their own objections when the judges are doing the penalty, but can be prompted out to the main-judges during resting time of the game or after the match, and also can hand in the writing appeal materials to the judge-committee within 30 minutes after the match. At same time pay the appeal fee RMB100. If win this lawsuit, then will give back the original acceptance fee, if failed, will not return it.


Article 8: the general rules of the competition

1. The players whom are win the champions in the provincial, municipality level’s competition, and who are achieved the first six places in the last national competition, they will be considered as seeded players when they are in the national competitions.

2. The players cannot go team to the other in principle during the competition, but under the special situation, the old-aged team A can go to the team B, but the old-aged team B cannot join the team A, and also do not permit the players join either team A or team B.

3. If one player joint the single match, and also joint the doubles, even for the mixed doubles, under the permit situation, can be given adaptations, and appropriate consideration, but do not influence the normal match for other people.

4. The team match adopt the best of three games, the orders of the match as single, double, single, like mixed doubles team, the orders of the match are man single, mixed double, woman single.

5. The single event adopts the best of three games.

Preparations and rules of play
Article 1: Drawing lots and warming-up exercises

Before the players walk onto the court, the umpire will call all the players together in order to draw lots (or toss a coin). The winner may either choose which end of the court to play from, or claim the right to serve first.
Warming-up exercises: after drawing lots, each team’s players will be allowed time for practising in pairs; however, the warm-up period must not exceed 2 minutes.


Article 2: Positions for serving and receiving

1. In singles games, the players may serve the ball from any position within their service area, and the receiver may stand anywhere within his/her end of the court to receive the ball.

2. In doubles games, the positioning of the players is based on a division of the court into four areas, designated A1, A2, B1, B2. The server must be standing in the service area, the other member of his/her team may stand anywhere at his/her end of the court, but must not obstruct the opposing team’s view of the server. The players on the receiving team may stand anywhere within their end of the court.

3. After each game of doubles, the players may exchange positions, having previously informed the umpire, but the order of service may not be changed.


Article 3: Right of service and alternation of right of service

1. The first right of service in the first game will be decided by drawing lots, with the winner having the right to serve first; the player or team serving last in the first game shall have first right of service in the second game.

2. The right of service alternates after every 2 balls served in the over-35 age categories, and after every 5 balls served in the under-35 age category. Right of service alternates after each ball served after the score reaches 10:10 in the over-35 age categories, and after 20:20 in the under-35 age category.

In a doubles match, the player standing on the right side of the court is the first person to serve on each team (i.e., A1 and B1).
Thus, the order of service throughout the game is A1, B1, A2, B2, then A1 again, and so on until the game is over.


Article 4: Breaks and changing ends

The break between each game should last 1-2 minutes. The players must change ends after finishing a game. In the deciding game, the players in the over-35 age categories change ends after one player or team has scored 5 points.


Article 5: Scoring and determining the result of a game and a match

1. Scoring points: a player who plays the ball using a legal technique in a way that causes the opposing player or team to commit an infringement of the rules will receive 1 point.

2. Winning a game: In a match between players in the over-35 age categories, the first player or team to score 11 points wins one game, provided that they are leading the opposing player or team by 2 points. In a match between players in the under-35 age category, the first player or team to reach 21 points wins one game, provided that they are leading the opposing player or team by 2 points. In the event of a tie at 10:10 in a match between players in the over-35 age categories, the game is won by the first player or team to gain a lead of 2 points, or to reach 15 points. In the event of a tie at 20:20 in a match between players in the under-35 age category, the game is won by the first player or team to gain a lead of 2 points or to reach 25 points.

3. Winning a match: The first player or team to win 2 games wins the match. If one player or team is forced to retire or refuses to continue the match, the other player or team shall be considered to have won the game by 11:0 and the match by 2:0 in the over-35 age categories, or by 21:0 and 2:0 in the under-35 age category.


Article 6: Serving and receiving

1. Legal service: The server stands inside the service area, with one supporting foot firmly on the ground (i.e. not moving or jumping). One hand throws the ball upwards and backwards at the player’s side (to a height of not less than 10 centimetres from the point of release); the other hand holds the racquet and prepares to meet the ball. The ball makes contact with the racquet, follows the correct curve and is released, passing over the net and into the playing area on the other side of the court. In singles play between players in the over-35 age categories, the ball must land within the semi-circular area of the back court; in doubles play the ball may land anywhere in the opposing team’s side of the court . Players in the under-35 age category may use revolving service techniques, and may serve to any position within the opposing player’s or team’s side of the court. Players in the over-45 age categories may not use revolving or concealed service techniques, but must use the high catch low throw technique.

2. Service allowed: At the start of the game or after the umpire has indicated the score, both sides must be prepared to serve and receive at any time. The umpire blows a whistle or gives a word of command and makes the “service allowed” gesture to indicate that the service may take place.


Article 7: Infringements of the rules on service (faults)

1. When serving, the server does not stand in the service area or steps on the restriction line marking the boundary of the service area.

2. When serving, the server does not throw the ball high enough to be visible, i.e. to a height of less than 10 centimetres from the palm of the hand.

3. When serving, both of the server’s feet are in motion or in the air, i.e. there is no supporting foot on the ground. In the case of players in the over-45 age category, the server uses a revolving or concealed service technique.

4. After the server catches the ball on his/her racquet, the curve appears discontinuous, or the position of the racquet relative to the curve is incorrect, i.e. the server appears to push, poke, shake or hit the ball, etc.

5. In the case of players in the under-35 category, the server uses a revolving service technique and after the ball makes contact with the racquet performs a curve exceeding 360 degrees before releasing the ball.

6. When serving, the server throws the ball up and waves the racquet about before it makes contact with the ball.

7. After being served, the ball does not pass over the net.

8. After being served, the ball lands outside the permissible area.

9. After being served, the ball touches a fixed object.

10. In the case of players in the over-35 age categories, the server does not adopt the high catch low throw technique for serving.


Article 8: Infringement of the rules on receiving the ball after service

While the server is serving, the player(s) on the receiving side must not deliberately wave, shout, make large movements or otherwise distract the server.


Article 9: Re-serve

1. If, after the server has thrown the ball up, i.e. after it has left his/her hand, he/she does not make any waving movements, and does not touch the ball with his/her racquet, the point is declared invalid, and the server must re-serve.

2. If the ball is served although the umpire has not blown his/her whistle or given the word of command and made the “service allowed” gesture, the point is declared invalid, and the server must re-serve.

3. If the correct order of service has not been observed, and the error has been discovered before the next service, the point is declared invalid and the server must re-serve. If the error is not discovered before the next service, but is discovered before the third service following the error, it may be penalised, depending on the situation: i.e., if the server wins the point, it is invalid; if the server loses the point, it is valid. Making the ball readjust to the serve man’s hand. How many balls left then to serve how many. If the mistake in the order of service is not discovered until the right of service changes, it shall be disregarded.

4. If, during service, both sides commit an infringement of the rules, the point is declared invalid, and the server must re-serve.

5. If, during service, an unforeseen situation arises (e.g.: if a ball from another court falls or rolls onto the current court), the point is declared invalid, and the server must re-serve.

6. If the service ball hits the net and lands in the legal area, the server may re-serve


Article 10: Rules on the techniques of catching and throwing

1. Legal catching and throwing: The racquet makes contact with the ball by following its incoming trajectory, and retains contact by adapting its angle and speed to cushion the ball’s motion. The ball remains on the racquet and is led in a clear, uninterrupted curving movement to the point where it is released, after which it passes over the net and lands within the valid area on the opposing player’s or team’s side of the court. The player may move his/her feet while executing this technique, but must not take more than two steps.

2. The permissible number of catching and throwing movements: The players on both sides may only make one legal catching and throwing movement (including the service) to make the ball pass over the net. In doubles play, the rule can be adopted that each player may either pass the ball directly over the net, or may play it to his/her partner before it passes over the net. In any case, each player may only catch and throw once before the ball passes over the net.

3. Infringements of rules for catching and throwing: When catching and throwing (including serving), if there appears to be a rigid hit between the ball and the racquet, or if there is discontinuity in the leading curve, of if there are multiple contacts with the ball, it shall be regarded as an infringement of the rules.
3.1 Rigid hit: If the surface of the racquet appears not to cushion the ball’s motion fully, but rather the ball appears to bounce off the racquet, it shall be regarded as a rigid hit. (If there is no obvious incidence of hitting, i.e. the “leading” movement appears to be executed correctly and the racquet and the ball exhibit the corresponding movements, but the sound of an impact is audible, this shall not be penalised as an infringment of the rules.)
3.2 Discontinuity in the leading curve: If, during the execution of the leading curve, the movement of the racquet appears to be interrupted, stops, feints or appears to be discontinuous in any other way, it shall be regarded as a discontinuity.
3.2.1 Leading interrupted: if, at any point on the leading curve, there appears to be a short break before the catching and throwing movement continues (or if power is applied for a second time).
3.2.2 Holding: if at any time during the leading movement, the racquet appears to stop leading the ball, and/or the centrifugal force of the ball on the surface of the racquet is lost and the player appears to be holding the ball on the racquet..
3.2.3 Reverse leading: if the motion of the racquet switches from clockwise when catching the ball to anti-clockwise when throwing the ball, or from anti-clockwise when catching to clockwise when throwing.
3.2.4 Adding power to change direction: if the leading curve suddenly changes, i.e. the angle of the racquet relative to the ball is altered in order to push, smash, hook or thrust the ball.
3.3 Multiple contact: If the ball appears to make contact with the racquet more than once during the execution of the leading curve, it shall be regarded as multiple contact.


Article 11: Rules on attacking shots

1. If the ball is released at a point above the height of the net, it is regarded as an attacking shot.

2. High attacking shot: If the player jumps while completing the circular motion of the racquet during a low catch high throw in order to increase the speed and the power of the release, it is regarded as a high attacking shot.

3. A player standing in the front court (including the restriction line) must not increase the speed and power of his/her movement while throwing the ball. Second: even if there is no increase in speed and power, the tangent of the release trajectory must not be downward. If the tangent of the ball’s trajectory is not horizontal or upward, it will be regarded as an attacking shot in the front court and therefore an infringement of the rules.

4. When executing a high attacking shot with increasing speed and power, the player’s supporting foot or the foot from which he/she jumped must be in the back court, i.e. behind (and not touching) the restriction line; and the ball must land in the opponent’s back court.


Article 12: Competition rules

1. General stipulations
1.1 In bounds: if the ball lands on the ground within the court, or on the boundary line, it is regarded as being in bounds.
1.2 If the ball hits the net and then lands on the other player’s or team’s side of the court, it is regarded as a legal ball.
1.3 Dead ball: when the ball is touching the ground or an infringement of the rules has occurred, the ball is regarded as a dead ball.
1.4 Re-match: if unforeseen circumstances arise during a match, the score is retained and the match is resumed once the requisite conditions have been restored. If neither the head umpire nor the deputy umpire are able to make a decision on the result of a match, a re-match should be awarded. If the players on one side suggest a re-match and the players on the other side approve, the head umpire may respect the suggestions of both parties and award a re-match.

2. Infringements of rules
2.1 The ball lands out-of-bounds.
2.2 The ball does not pass over the net, or it passes outside of the net posts, or through a hole in the net.
2.3 The point at which the racquet and ball first make contact and the point at which the ball is released are not on the same side of the current court.
2.4 The ball touches a fixed object in the arena or the ball touches a player’s body or clothing.
2.5 If, while a player is executing a leading curve, the racquet touches the ground and if this contact influences the leading curve, it is regarded as a infringement of the rules. (If it does not influence the leading curve, it is not penalised as an infringement of the rules.)
2.6 A player’s racquet, body or clothing touches the net or the net posts.
2.7 A player steps on the middle line.
2.8 A player plays an attacking shot from within the restriction area, i.e. increasing the speed and power when throwing, and/or throwing the ball with a downward trajectory.
2.9 If, in doubles play, the racquets of two players on the same team hit together and this impact influences the leading curve, it is regarded as an infringement of the rules. (If it does not influence the leading curve, it is not penalised as an infringement of the rules.)
2.10 When catching and throwing, a player takes more than two steps while the ball is in contact with his/her racquet, or the curve exceeds 360 degrees before the ball is thrown.
2.11 Male and female players in the over-60 age category execute a high attacking shot, increasing the speed and power of the ball.

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