Tennis single-shot scoring standard
Tennis single-shot scoring standard refers to the standard to evaluate the performance and ability of athletes in tennis matches. The scoring standard mainly includes two parts: technical score and competition score, in which technical score accounts for 60% and competition score accounts for 40%. The scoring criteria of technical scores mainly include the accuracy and mastery of forehand, backhand and volley. The higher the technical level of the players in the competition, the higher the technical score. The scoring of game performance mainly considers the performance of players in the game and whether the tactics are reasonable. Specifically, in the competition, players need to show a stable mentality and a good competitive state, and give play to their own strength. In terms of tactics, players need to be able to choose reasonable tactics according to different situations of their opponents and use them in the game. In addition, the age, experience, physical fitness and other factors of the players, as well as the scale and level of the competition, will also be considered in the scoring criteria, and these factors will also have an impact on the specific scoring criteria.
What is the relationship between the scoring standard and the law of tennis single stroke? The scoring standard of tennis single stroke is an evaluation standard formulated by China Tennis Association, which belongs to the internal norms of the industry. In the process of scoring, it is necessary to abide by the principle of fairness and justice to ensure that the rights of players are fully guaranteed. In addition, if the grading result is controversial, it can be solved through legal channels.
The scoring standard of tennis single stroke mainly examines the skill and performance of players, in which the skill score accounts for 60% and the performance score accounts for 40%. The scoring standard follows the principle of fairness and justice. If there is any dispute about the grading result, it can be solved through legal channels. In the process of grading, it is necessary to abide by relevant laws and regulations and internal norms of the industry.
Legal basis:
"Sports Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 29 Organizers of sports competitions or other sports activities shall, in accordance with legal provisions and articles of association, formulate competition rules, referee systems and reward and punishment measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of athletes, coaches, referees and spectators.