Sports, athletics, and play are fundamental aspects of the past and present of every human culture. From team games to individual challenges, sporting contests remain a globally popular form of competition, exercise, and skill building for people of all ages and backgrounds. The following standards have been compiled for you as references describing the sizes, parameters, and regulations that govern the playing fields, balls, equipment, and rules for each specific sport. We will continue to expand and update these guides over time to further illustrate the diversity of sports and games played around the world.
The Judo Competition Area is a vinyl-covered foam mat, or tatami surface, that provides the most effective shock absorption in the combat sport of Judo. The playing area has a red outer meter surrounding it, known as the danger area, where competitors are allowed a few minutes without penalty.
Details and DownloadsTable tennis, also popularly called ping-pong, is a table sport where players use paddles (rackets) to hit a lightweight polymer ball over a central net. Played on a hard table surface, table tennis is a fast paced game that requires players to react quickly to their opponent(s).
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