Home > A Level PE > Analysis of performance basketball Analysis of Performance - Basketball |
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Download this document as a word file Rules: 1) Describe the signal used by the referee to indicate travelling 2) After how many fouls must a player leave the court and take no further part in the game? 3) Can you give two examples of time infringements that can occur in a game? Skills: |
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1) What coaching points could be emphasised when teaching the chest pass to young players? (think feet, legs, body, hands, head) 2) How can a player protect the ball from the opposition when dribbling? (think: position of body and the ball) 3) The basic stance in basketball should try to match the “triple threat position”. Explain what is meant by a triple threat position Tactics: 1) Can you give two occasions when your team would use a zone defence? (hint: what kind of shots does a zone defence stop) 2) What factors might make your team swap from a zone defence to a man to man? 3) How can you beat the defender when you are attacking in a one to one situation? Observation and correction 1) Can you identify the phases or “sub-routines” used when teaching a lay-up shot? 2) In a match situation, what suggestions could you give to help a player prepare mentally for taking set shots? |
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