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    The document provides information about sepak takraw, a Malaysian sport similar to volleyball that is played with a rattan ball. It discusses the history and origins of sepak takraw in Malaysia and surrounding regions over 500 years ago. The key rules and techniques of playing sepak takraw are also outlined, such as using only feet, knees, and head to hit the ball over the net and not allowing more than 3 consecutive touches. Scoring and regulations for officiating sepak takraw games are also summarized.

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    The document provides information about sepak takraw, a Malaysian sport similar to volleyball that is played with a rattan ball. It discusses the history and origins of sepak takraw in Malaysia and surrounding regions over 500 years ago. The key rules and techniques of playing sepak takraw are also outlined, such as using only feet, knees, and head to hit the ball over the net and not allowing more than 3 consecutive touches. Scoring and regulations for officiating sepak takraw games are also summarized.

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    Sepak Takraw

    or
    Sepaktakraw
    OBJECTIVES

    At the end of this lesson, the students should have:

    1. Narrated the history and nature of Sepak Takraw.


    2. Analyzed the rules and regulation in playing Sepak
    Takraw.
    3. Named the equipment use in Sepak Takraw.
    4. Appreciated the importance of playing Sepak
    Takraw in physical fitness.
    5. Executed the basic skills Sepak Takraw.
    BRIEF HISTORY

    Sepak was originated in Malaysia about


    500 years ago. It was mostly played by the
    royal court in the 15th century. The game
    spread across Indonesia, where it got
    popularized amongst people in the name of
    Sepak Raga around 16th century. Later on,
    by 1940 the sport spread across Southeast
    Asia and the formation of official rules and
    regulations took place.
    The first official sepak takraw competition was
    held at a swim club in the year 1945 in
    penang. The teams which took part in the
    competition belonged to the various villages
    of penang. During this period, the game was
    known by the name “sepak raga jaring”.

    The malaysian sepak raga federation


    was founded in 1960 at penang and later
    in 1965 it was included in south east asia
    peninsular games. It was only after this that
    the sport was named officially as sepak
    takraw.
    What is Sepak Takraw?

    The word ‘Sepak’ is of Malay origin


    used for ‘kick’ while the word ‘takraw’
    is of Thai origin that means ‘muzzle’
    or ‘woven rattan ball’. Overall, the
    name is known as Sepak Takraw which
    means “to kick a rattan ball”. This
    name was finalized after a meet in
    Kuala Lumpur in 1960 between
    Malaysia and Thailand.
    OTHER NAMES OF SEPAK TAKRAW:
    •SEPAK RAGA IN BRUNEI, INDONESIA,MALAYSIA
    AND SINGAPORE;
    • RAGO AND RAGA IN INDONESIA;
    • SIPA IN THE PHILIPPINES;
    •CHINLONE IN MYANMAR;
    • TAKRAW IN THAILAND;
    •KATAW IN LAOS;
    •SEK DAI IN CAMBODIA;
    •CUJU IN CHINA;
    •DA CAU IN VIETNAM;
    •JEGICHAGI IN KOREA
    • KEMARI IN JAPAN.
    FACILITIES AND
    EQUIPMENT
    FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
    1. The Ball 2. The Net
    It is spherical in shape The net used in the
    and is commonly made of game is commonly made
    synthetic fiber. Initially these of fine cord or nylon with
    were made of rattan strips six to eight centimeter
    that have been replaced by mesh. It resembles
    the synthetic fiber. The type volleyball net.
    of material and method used
    for construction of ball must
    match ISTAF criteria.
    4. The Shoes
    The shoes worn in this
    game are light in weight
    and have flat soles. They
    3. The Protective Gears have a good grip on both
    These are ankle supportive indoor and outdoor
    surfaces.
    bands that are used by players
    for providing protection to the
    joints and they also use
    forehead bandanas in order to
    stop the sweat from getting into
    the eyes.
    5. The Playing area - the sepak
    takraw playing court is quite similar to
    the volleyball court with a flat,
    uniform and horizontal surface. The
    dimension of the court is similar to
    that of doubles badminton.
    Dimension of Playing Court
    •Playing zone area is of 13.4 by 6.1 meters (44 ft. × 20 ft.) Free from all
    the hurdles up to the height of 8 meters (26 ft.) Measured from the floor
    surface (note: sand and grass court is not preferred).
    •The width of the lines bounding the court should not to be more than 4
    centimeters (1.6 in.) As measured and is drawn inwards from the edge
    of the court measurements.
    •All the boundary lines should be marked at least 3 meters (9.8 ft.)
    Far from all obstructions.
    •The center line - the inside line (center line) of 2 centimeter (0.79 in.)
    Should be drawn equally separating the right and left court.
    •The quarter circle - at the corner of the center line, the quarter circle
    shall be drawn from the sideline to the middle line with a range of 0.9
    meters (2 ft. 11 in.) Estimated and drawn outwards from the edge of the
    0.9 m radius.
    The service circle - the service circle of 0.3 m is drawn on the left and the
    right court, the focal point of which is 2.45 m from the back line of the court
    and 3.05 m from the sidelines, the 0.04 m line will be estimated and drawn
    outward from the edge of the 0.3 m radius.
    Basic Rules
    And
    Regulation
    Scoring
    Scoring in Sepak Takraw is relatively simple with a side receiving a
    point every time their opponents fault. Faults (which result in a point
    for the opposition) include:

    •The Tekong jumping off the ground to make the service


    •The Tekong not licking the ball when making service
    •An Inside player touches the net whilst throwing the ball
    •The ball fails to cross to the opposition's half
    •The ball goes over the net but lands outside of the court boundaries
    •Playing the ball more than 3 times in a row
    •Touching the ball on the opposing side
    •The ball touches the arm
    •Holding or grabbing the ball
    •The ball touching the ceiling or any other object
    Winning the Game
    A game of Sepak Takraw is
    won by the first side to win two sets.
    Each set is is won by the team that is
    first to reach 21 points. If a set is tied
    21-21, then a tie breaker shall be
    played in which the first team to open
    up a two point lead or reaches 25
    points is declared the winner. Because
    of the fast and athletic nature of the
    game, it takes a good degree of
    physical fitness, flexibility as well as
    teamwork for a team to be successful
    in winning a match.
    Rules of Sepak
    Takraw
    ➢ Games of Sepak Takraw shall be played by two teams of
    three players.
    ➢ Games should be played on a court that fits the
    regulation size and markings as set out by ITSAF, with an
    official Sepak Takraw ball.
    ➢ The team to serve first is decided by a coin toss before
    the match commences.
    ➢ Play begins when the server is thrown the ball by a
    teammate and must then kick the ball over the net whilst
    keeping one foot in the service circle.
    ➢ Players may only touch the ball with their feet, head,
    knees and chest. Touching the ball with the hand or any
    other part of the body can result in a fault and a point for
    the opposition.
    ➢ Each team is allowed a maximum of three touches of the
    ball to return it back over the net without letting it touch
    the ground.
    ➢ Failure to return the ball over the net before it hits the
    ground results in a point to the opposition.
    ➢ Points are always scored in Sepak Takraw by the
    opposition faulting, and they can do this in a number of
    ways (see above).
    ➢ The first team to reach 21 points wins a set. The first team
    to win two sets is declared the winner.
    OFFICIAL OF THE
    GAME
    Technical Delegates
    •The one who is responsible for the inspection to ensure that all
    facilities, competition venue and competition equipment are
    observe to the rules of the game.
    Jury
    •Group of people who are assigned to judge the competition.
    Official Referee
    •The one who decides if the violation in the game is valid
    Referee
    •The one who watches the game to ensure that the rules of the
    game are accordingly applied.
    Linesmen
    •An official that helps the referee to watch the sideline of the
    court and also the one who decides if the ball is out of the game.

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