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Table Tennis Playability Table Tennis Playability This rubric defines different levels of playability from minimal to proficient Rubric Code: AX8X6B8 By atorch Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Table Tennis Playability
	Minimal 1 pts	Basic 2 pts	Average 2.5 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Bounce charachteristics during play	Minimal High bounces during ralleys of varying uncontrolled length	Basic Ralleys of at least 4 hits. Lower bounces than minimal level	Average Ralleys longer than 4 hits. with varying levels of bounces based on speed.	Proficient Ralleys are shorter because of strategic placement of ball based on pace and spin and opponent positon	Advanced Varying legnth of ralleys because of strategic play
Consistancy of ralleys	Minimal Inconsistant uncontrolled hits during ralleys	Basic minimal control of paddle and ball contact	Average confidence in paddle ball contact (solid contact with the ball majority of time)	Proficient Consistancy of hits are proficient at contact with control hitting with spin	Advanced ralleys may vary due to advanced level of hitting
Paddle/Strokes	Minimal 1 stroke/paddle grip	Basic use of 1 grip with minimal use of 2 strokes (fore/back hand). Favors one stroke.	Average use of more than 1 grip if needed. Minimal comfort with use of forehand and backhand	Proficient Player has developed consistant confidence with a favorite stroke overall for the majority of play. Starting to explore different grips for different situations	Advanced Consistant command of multiple paddle grips and strokes
Pace of ball during ralleys	Minimal Slow pace	Basic Medium pace	Average medium pace with varying speeds	Proficient fast pace with or without spin and varying speeds.	Advanced Controlable pace with side, top, back or combinations of spins
Spin	Minimal No spin	Basic Some random use of spin. usually back spin.	Average use of spin. varying use of top spin/back spin at random.	Proficient experimenting with spin with more pace in different situations	Advanced Has command of side, top, back or combinations of spins.