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Tennis Backhand Rubric Code: X64675 By jmtolbert Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Tennis Backhand
	Needs Improvement (Does not perform) 1 pts	Developing (Sometimes) 2 pts	Proficient (Usually) 3 pts	Advanced Performer (Always/Consistently) 4 pts
Pivot	Needs Improvement Does not pivot to non-dominant side. Knees are not bent in ready position. Does not align feet, hips, and shoulders.	Developing Usually pivots to non-dominant side. Sometimes knees are bent. Feet, hips, and shoulders are usually aligned.	Proficient Pivots to non-dominant side most of the time. Knees are usually bent. Feet, hips, and shoulders are aligned most of the time.	Advanced Performer Always pivots to non-dominant side. Knees are bent in ready position. Always has feet, hips, and shoulders aligned.
Racket Back	Needs Improvement Does not pull racket back. Does not support racket with non-dominant hand.	Developing Pulls racket back to mid-chest. Sometimes supports the rack with non-dominant hand.	Proficient Pulls racket back to shoulder. Usually supports the rack with non-dominant hand.	Advanced Performer Consistently pulls racket back- showing back to opponent. Holds the neck of the racket with non-dominant hand for support.
Swing	Needs Improvement Arm is not extended and accessive wrist movement is used through the swing. Ball contact is above or below the hips.	Developing Elbow is bent and uses wrist movement through the swing. Ball contact is sometimes at the hips.	Proficient Arm is usually extended. Uses some wrist movement through the swing. Contact with the ball is usually at the hips.	Advanced Performer Arm is fully extended. Makes a right angle with the arm and racket. Makes contact with the ball at hip level.
Follow Through	Needs Improvement Never Low to High. Racket head ends above or below shoulder height.	Developing Sometimes Low to High. Racket head sometimes ends at shoulder height.	Proficient Usually Low to High. Racket head is usually at shoulder height	Advanced Performer Consistently Low to High. Racket head always ends at shoulder height.