Games of gain-ground

Games of gain-ground Ballon au poing

Games of gain-ground Games of gain-ground are team sports that involve a small ball or a balloon. Competition of longue paume in the Garden of the Luxembourg (Paris), on June 18th, 1889 They are often played outdoor on a "ballodrome" but can also be practised indoor. Among these games, longue paume is the most well-known because it takes place with rackets. Rules vary little according to the sport in question, but the basic principles remain consistent from one game to another. Games of gain-ground are characterized in particular by the use of "chasses" which indicate the limit between both teams. Points are counted in "fifteens": 15, 30, 40, and set, similar to tennis today. Hainaut Picardie Nord-Pas-de-Calais Comunidad Valenciana

Topics Type classification: this is a lesson resource. Games of gain-ground 1) Rules 2) History 3) Longue paume 4) Real tennis 5) Ballon au poing 6) Balle pelote 7) Balle à la main 8) Balle au tamis 9) Llargues 10) Handball International Championships i) Quiz on Games of gain-ground

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