Etiquette for watching games?

Watching games is something we often do in our lives, so do you know what the etiquette is for watching games? The following is what I have compiled for you, I hope it can help you!

It will not affect the players’ competition:

1. Please turn off the flash when taking pictures. It's great to be able to capture moments with your camera, but please don't use flash. The flash does not play an auxiliary role in shooting the ice rink environment. What is even more frightening is that when athletes are doing difficult movements, the impact of the flash on the athletes' eyes may lead to failure of the movement or even injury. Please check the instructions in advance and turn off the flash of your camera or mobile phone. If you don't know how to set it up, you can also ask the audience for help.

2. Gifts need to be packaged properly. After the skater's song ends, the audience can throw stuffed animals, gift boxes and flowers onto the ice rink, which is also a tradition of the figure skating project. However, flowers and gifts must be tightly packaged. One year at COC, petals spilled all over the floor when the bouquet fell off the ice. Flower girls and contestants picked up the petals together, delaying the competition process and undoubtedly affecting the subsequent contestants. Gifts also cannot be anything hard or heavy. Plush toys that don’t shed are the first choice.

3. Of course, you should applaud the players, but please be quiet after the players take the opening pose. This will allow the players to get into the game as quickly as possible. During the game, when the players complete wonderful moves and after the game is over, everyone must not be stingy with applause and cheers. A standing ovation from the audience after the show is the highest courtesy to the contestants.

4. It is not recommended to disturb the players excessively. During the competition, players and coaches are faced with a formal and intense event. Players' training, competition, rest and travel time are strictly arranged according to the competition time, so it is not recommended to occupy players' time. The best support is everyone’s applause and cheers when watching the game. Students who are ready to "pounce" can arrange their plans after the airport pick-up, drop-off, and the performance on the last day. In addition, the organizing committee may arrange for individual players to participate in signature activities after the TA competition, so please pay attention.

Without affecting other people’s viewing of the game:

1. Please sit according to the seat on the ticket.

2. If you are late, do not look for a seat when the player is playing. Wait for the player to finish the game before taking your seat.

3. During the competition, please do not walk around, stay in the aisles, make loud noises, or block other people’s sight.

Make yourself happy to watch the game:

1. Arrive early: It is best to arrive at least half an hour in advance, leaving some time for security check and finding a seat. You can check Yongle’s “Online Seat Selection” map and use the podium as a reference to know your approximate location in advance. Students who arrive early can also walk around the venue and at least familiarize themselves with the terrain, restrooms, catering, audience service area, souvenir sales area, sponsor exhibition area, etc.

2. In-venue temperature: It varies from person to person. The venue will not be very cold. Normal outdoor wear in the season is usually sufficient. However, students with seats near the front, especially students with mobile bleachers, may feel their legs get cold after sitting for a long time. They may consider wearing a long coat that can cover their knees, or prepare a small blanket similar to the one on an airplane.

3. Intermission activities: There will be intermission time after each individual event. You can walk around the service area of ??the venue. There should be some fun activities, but pay attention to the time and don’t miss the next project. Opening.

Required English for watching sports games

Vocabulary

game [ge?m] game, competition

home team home team

?guest team[gest]visiting team

?referee[?ref?ri:]referee

?foul[fa?l]foul

?mascot[? m?sk?t]Mascot

halftime[?hɑ:f'ta?m]halftime

guard[gɑ:d]guard

center['sent?]center

forward[?f?:w?d]forward