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Written Rules Written Rules
• Rules are designed to shape activities and ensure that everyone can participate on an equal basis
• Some rules are for safety reasons• Some rules are in place to ensure fair
play• The above rules are sometimes referred to
as formal rules and are found in a rule book (i.e written rules)
Equality rulesEquality rules
• In athletics the same size of shot putt is used for all competitors
• In Long Jump everyone takes off from the take off board.
Safety RulesSafety Rules
• In Rugby you are not allowed to tackle an opponent around the neck or dump them on the ground
• In basketball, to prevent injury,
since you play in a small area there is no contact allowed.
Restricts MovementRestricts Movement
• Some rules restrict movement, in football you cannot go beyond the second last defender until the ball is played
• In Rugby you can only receive a pass if you are behind the ball
Unwritten RulesUnwritten Rules
• Unwritten rules or Codes of Conduct are not found in rule books but are carried out by players as a sign of sportsmanship and good behaviour
• Shaking hands at the end of a game