Each member of the group must have an equal part in the presentation. The presentation must last 4-6 minutes. The four parts of the presentation is listed below: 1. Introduction- The introduction should include the group members, the sport, a brief history of the sport, the country of origin of the sport, and key people or persons that helped create or grow the sport.
2. Rules- The rules section of the report should all general rules, including rules that have been changed over the years.
3. Equipment and demonstation- This section should cover all of the important equipment used to create the sport & develop the sport. Start from the early days to present day.
4. The sport today- This section should cover what levels the sport is played on and what leagues help govern the sport. An example would be golf in the US is governed by the United States Golf Association (USGA). Professionally the sport is governed by the PGA and European Tour.

Be prepared to answer questions from Coach Ruffin. You will present to the entire class over the microphone in the gym beginning Friday & Monday.

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