A force is a push or a pull that alters the state of motion of a body and is measured in Newton’s (N). Here we cover balanced and unbalanced forces, friction, air resistance, impulse, force-time graphs, and free-body diagrams. Free Body Diagrams Free body diagrams are used to show which forces are acting on a […]
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The one-on-one section will help players learn how to cope with a one-on-one situation from both an attacking and defending point of view. Shoot the Banker The aim is to improve offensive moves, and the bank shot. Player 1 starts near the corner and is offensive. Player 2 is defensive and stands near player 1.
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The Defense section will help improve your game when you do not have possession of the ball. Jump to the Ball The aim is to improve defensive positioning. Start with 2 offensive players at the top of the key, one either side and 2 more offensive players in the wing positions. Defenders start by the
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Improve your ball control with our 8 Basketball Ball Handling Drills. Each drill has a video demonstration, organisational instructions, and coaching points. Control your Moves The aim is to improve control and handling, dribbling. The player starts by dribbling forward 3 to 5 bounces. On the last bounce, the player stops, catches the ball in
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Basketball passing drills and practices aim to develop passing accuracy, technique, and awareness. The basic passes including chest pass, behind the back pass and side pass, are covered with small games to put them into practice. Chest Pass The aim is to improve the chest pass technique. This is the simplest, and most used pass
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This section aims to provide simple basketball drills and coaching that will teach players of all ages and abilities how to play basketball and develop game specific techniques. Simply click any of the links below for explanations, information and coaching videos. Left to right shooting drill The aim is to improve the set and jump
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Opposition fans on your back, begging for you to miss. The goalkeeper seemingly doubled in siz from the last time you looked at him. The goal appearing to shrink smaller and smaller by the second. You’re 12 yards away with one opponent in front of you. All you have to do is put the ball
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The aim of pre-season training is to slowly build fitness levels and gain match practice. By the time you play the first game of season you should have played at least 5 friendlies, but overplaying before the season starts has to be taken into consideration. Some form of weights work would be advantageous but a
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A confident player will always perform better than a player low on confidence. One of the most important elements in delivering a successful soccer performance is the player’s level of self-confidence. There are many characteristics which reflect a player’s confidence and this can be observed during training and games through their overall application, body language
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Below we outline some ideas for teaching Physical Education and Sports Science. If you have some ideas you wish to share please get in touch! Anatomy & Physiology Energy systems Phosphagen recovery Looking at Phosphogen recovery and its implications for training. Scenario three groups of students. One student in each group completes 10 x 10-second
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