KIDS QUIZ
SPORTS TEAMS AND PLAYERS
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Foot fault
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Side out
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Net fault
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Detailed explanation-1: -That is called a foot fault and if you do that and your opponent calls you on it or if there is an official watching, you will have to hit a second serve. And if you do it on your second serve it will be a double fault. Your foot can only touch the line or a portion of the court after you’ve already made contact.
Detailed explanation-2: -The ball is hit diagonally into the service box on the other side of the net, on the opposite side of the center mark from which the server is serving. And remember, you’re not allowed to step on or over the baseline before hitting the ball.
Detailed explanation-3: -Foot fault-when the server steps over the baseline while making a serve. Forehand-a tennis swing where the player hits the tennis ball from behind their body.
Detailed explanation-4: -A player cannot cross the imaginary extension of the center service mark. ADVERTISEMENT If your opponent crosses it during his service motion, it is considered a foot fault. To see other examples of foot faults, please visit Rule 18 of the “Friend at Court".