1, entrance and exit
When watching sports games in gymnasiums or stadiums, you should abide by public morality and consciously maintain order.
When watching sports games, you should enter the stadium on time so as not to disturb others when seated. After admission, you should be seated accordingly. Don't sit in someone else's seat because your seat is not good.
If you have an appointment after the game and want to leave quickly, leave quietly a few minutes before the end of the game, and don't rush in the crowd after the game. After the party, follow the crowd step by step to the exit. If you squeeze or push, no one may get out, and it may even be dangerous. In case of being besieged by a crowded audience, remember to "walk slowly to the nearest exit" and "follow the crowd and don't drill around"
When the national flag is raised and the national anthem is played.
All personnel on site please stand up, take off your hats and turn to the flagpole. After the ceremony, they should stand up, pay attention to the national flag and sing the national anthem to the music.
3. Cheerleading etiquette requirements
(1) Obey the collective command, observe the order of the stadium and safeguard the national image.
(2) The slogans and shouts used should be healthy, and there should be no foul language or hurtful words;
(3) Respect the referee and treat the result rationally;
(4) We should seize the opportunity, refuel and cheer at the right time, and don't refuel and cheer when the athletes are paying attention, such as serving, making free throws and completing difficult movements.
4. During the competition
You should pay attention to your words and deeds when watching sports games. Your words and deeds are not only a matter of personal self-restraint, but also a matter of social atmosphere. Wonderful sports games inspire people to forge ahead, and cheering and shouting is a matter of course. You can applaud the one you like, but you shouldn't insult the other one. If it is a wonderful scene, both the home team and the visiting team should applaud and show fairness and friendliness.
Hushing, yelling, throwing things into the stadium, clapping and hissing in the game are against sports ethics and are also manifestations of poor upbringing. At the critical moment of the game, try not to jump up from your seat because of excitement and block the audience behind you. You know, the more critical the moment, the more people feel the same way.
Smoking is generally not allowed in the stadium. You can't stop smoking in the lounge or where smoking is allowed. If you like snacks, remember not to litter. It's best not to eat snacks that can make a lot of noise, because loud noise will affect the mood of other audiences around.
Don't take too young children to the game. Children often have only three minutes of heat, and they will soon lose interest in the game, then run back and forth and even cry. In this case, it will greatly affect the audience around you.
What to wear when watching sports games depends on the climate, location and personal hobbies. But we should also pay attention to the etiquette in public places. Even if it's hot, you can't just wear a vest, let alone watch the game with bare arms. That's not elegant.
If you feel that there is a problem with the referee during the game, you should raise it with the relevant personnel according to the procedure. Abuse, booing and even besieging the referee should not be done.
5. Several competitions with special etiquette requirements
(1) Tennis
Tennis courts need quiet audience order. After entering the tennis court, you should first turn off your mobile phone or turn the bell to vibrate. Don't make any noise during the game, and don't take pictures with a flash.
No matter how wonderful the player's game is, the audience can't applaud at any time. They must wait for a dead ball before clapping or cheering, and the clapping time should be enough, because players should keep quiet when preparing to serve. If the scene is not quiet, the player will not serve and will not protest to the referee.
During the tennis match, spectators are not allowed to walk around at will, such as going to the toilet and buying water. It's best to take a walk when the players rest for 90 seconds, and then return to their seats when a ball becomes a dead ball.
If the player hits the ball at the audience, the audience should return it. Otherwise, if it is not time to change the ball, the game will be interrupted until the audience returns the ball or until it is time to change the ball.
(2) Table tennis and badminton
During the game, especially when serving, the audience can't take photos of athletes with flash, which has great influence on both the server and the receiver, especially the docking players.
When the players are ready to serve, the whole stadium should be quiet, and the cheers and applause of the audience should be after a dead ball. When athletes compete, the audience should not walk around at will. It is better to walk around when the game is suspended.
Watching badminton matches is similar to table tennis matches. The only difference is that because the badminton court is relatively large, the requirements for the audience to move around can be slightly relaxed, but not too frequently.
(3) Fencing
Fencing is a sport for gentlemen and nobles. When watching fencing, we should pay attention to two aspects.
First of all, when athletes compete, the audience should keep quiet. In the process of fencing competition, athletes always choose their swords and attack methods according to the characteristics of their opponents. At this time, the audience should stop cheering and let the athletes think better and make moves.
Second, when the referee gives the password, the audience can stop cheering or clapping, so that the athletes can hear the password given by the referee more clearly. After the referee announces the start of the game, the audience should keep quiet and wait until the lights come on before applauding or cheering.
(4) Track and field
When athletes start the run-up of jumping and throwing events, they can clap their hands according to the run-up rhythm of athletes; In the high jump competition, when the athletes finally failed to cross a higher height to end the competition, they should also get warm applause. In sprint events, when the referee gives the order, the audience should keep quiet immediately. In the long-distance running, we should also give encouraging applause to the athletes who are far behind by the previous players. In marathon and race walking, you should consciously stand outside the safety line to watch the race. It is forbidden to cross the competition route, transport goods to athletes without authorization, climb over the guardrail and other road safety facilities.
(5) Swimming (including swimming, diving, water polo and synchronized swimming)
Smoking is strictly prohibited in the museum, flashlights are not allowed, and referees are not allowed to clap, cheer or make noise when giving orders, so that athletes can clearly hear the sound of giving orders. Athletes should keep quiet when stepping on the springboard or platform, so as not to interfere with the athletes' take-off and competition rhythm. When the athletes finish their movements beautifully, they can applaud warmly, and the athletes who make mistakes should also be encouraged by applause.
(6) gymnastics
Don't clap when the athletes are doing actions, but keep quiet on the court. You can applaud after the action is completed.
You should enter the stadium to watch the game in advance. If you are late, just wait at the entrance and wait until the athletes have completed the whole set of movements before entering the stadium. Don't walk around at will, don't talk loudly, and don't use cell phone ringtones and camera flashes, so as not to affect the normal competition of athletes.
(7) Basketball
A. Not only cheer for their own athletes, but also cheer for each other's wonderful performance.
B Control your emotions, be civilized and friendly, don't say anything that offends the opposing players, and don't insult the players, coaches and referees.
C don't throw sundries into the court, don't use the whistle to interfere with the referee's whistle, and don't shake the light stick to interfere with the penalty shooters' free throws.
(8) Football
Cheer for the athletes in an organized, rhythmic and imposing manner.
B control your emotions, don't boo, don't attack and abuse athletes, coaches and referees with bad language.
C don't bring prohibited items into the meeting place, and don't throw sundries into the meeting place.
D. take away the garbage after the game and dispose of it properly.
(8) volleyball
A. When the game ball flies to the audience, please pick it up and give it to the stadium staff. It should not be thrown back to the stadium directly, and it should not be kept as a souvenir.
Respect the referee, don't boo or insult the referee.
(9) shooting
A pay attention to discipline, don't walk around at will, especially don't go into the restricted area by mistake to avoid danger.
B. Athletes must keep quiet when aiming, so as not to disturb their attention.
C. it is forbidden to take photos with flash, and mobile phones are not allowed.
(10) archery
A strictly observe discipline, take a seat at the designated place, don't walk around at will, and don't go astray to avoid accidents.
B don't make any noise when aiming at the target, so as not to affect the attention of the athletes.
(1 1) Bicycle
A. Choose a safe location, don't go beyond the isolation zone, and don't enter the stadium or track.
B Don't touch or help athletes, such as spraying water on athletes and cars.
C cheer for the athletes, and don't post any slogans or banners, so as not to affect the athletes' attention.
(12) Equestrian
A. Don't throw all kinds of things into the stadium, so as not to hurt horses and riders.
B. Don't take photos with flash, and don't wave any flags and ornaments.
C it is forbidden to make harsh screams at the scene, so as not to frighten the horses and affect the normal running of the race.
(13) Weightlifting
When the referee calls the athlete's name, he can applaud and cheer to improve the athlete's excitement. From the moment the competitor touches the barbell, the audience must enter an absolutely quiet state, and don't make any noise, so as not to distract the competitor.