USAPA AMBASSADOR RETREAT JUNE, 2015 PRESENTER: CHRIS THOMAS DEMOS AND CLINICS BASICS
|
|
- Shanon Page
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 USAPA AMBASSADOR RETREAT JUNE, 2015 PRESENTER: CHRIS THOMAS DEMOS AND CLINICS BASICS 1. Determine type of event demo, clinic, class (group or individual), tournaments; 2. Participant Demographics age range, number of participants, skill type, i.e., beginner, intermediate, advanced or mixed; 3. Contact Info contact info of event coordinator; contact info of all of your team members participating in the event; 4. Logistics--equipment needed to bring or already onsite, such as number of nets (portable or permanent); balls (outdoor or indoor); paddles; tape if you need to do the lines; indoor or outdoor facility; directions to event location; time of event, including any pre-event time needed to setup; will refreshments be provided by host; 5. Activity Outline based on type/duration of activity provide in advance to the event coordinator an outline of your demo/clinic/lesson plan; this would include items such as estimated activity time duration for each scheduled activity, example: minutes for general introductions of PB instructor/team members and quick guide to basic rules; plus a 7 minute demo game where attendees can ask questions during breaks in play; 6. Specific Drills/Skills provide an outline of specific skills to be taught as well as accompanying drills to reinforce skill development, example: to develop the dink shot, have drills like walk the line, corners and doubles dink game; 7. Personal Touch introduce yourself, and as needed, members of your team; tell a little bit about yourself in terms of how you got started in PB and how long you have played; after intros, ask the audience a couple of general questions, to get them involved right away, example: how did sport get its name? When was the sport invented? This allows for interaction early on, as you want and encourage active participation (questions), vs. giving a boring lecture. Limit talk, and get players on the court.
2 8. Participant Names as you, and your team, work with players on the court, try to focus and remember their names, and address them by name, example: Joe, that was an excellent shot 9. Focus on Players these events are for the participant players and not a venue for showing what a super player you are; if you are actually playing in a game with participants, remember their skill level don t go smashing powerful overheads; 10. Flexible Approach if one teaching technique is not going too well, then switch to another, example: working from baseline, cross-court to improve a player s backhand it may be better if you stood at about the non-volley line, cross-court from the student, and toss balls to their backhand, rather than hitting backhands from near your own baseline; 11. Positive Reinforcement verbalize positive remarks, such as good volley or that was a much better ground stroke instead of negative comments; 12. One Skill/One Drill depending on the individual student, the coach should only be concentrating on reviewing/improving one stroke or one item, such as keeping the paddle up during net volleys, and then having a drill to reinforce it; giving too much detail and multiple instructions can overwhelm a student, and lead to frustration; when a student gets it or can achieve success and consistency at one skill/drill, then you can move onto the next skill, such as footwork, or approach shots, etc.; 13. Simple keeping things simple is better; don t over complicate the instruction by focusing too much on things like a student s grip, or the weight of a paddle, etc.
3 Clinic Outlines 2014 Submitted by: Chris Thomas The following are topics. Each clinic should last 45 minutes. You can have the same clinic, but different audiences. Target group: beginners to intermediate. Instructor opening remarks: Welcome participants and instructor introduction Instructors have different styles/points of emphasis take what works for you PB an easy game to learn, but it takes a lifetime to master Clinic outlines: 1. Title: Land of 1,000 Dinks: Objectives: the dink. Focus will be on foot work, positioning and mental aspect of mastering Skills: Foot work, centering the ball, emphasis on lift Specific Drills: Walk the Line; Corners; Scissors; Doubles and Singles Dink Game Strategies: Keeping the one opponent in doubles in the pickle. Don t change point of attack. Counter Strategy: The Dink Lob.
4 2. Title: The 3 rd Shot: Objective: Understanding the purpose and strategy of the 3 rd shot. Definition of the 3 rd shot. Skills: Focus on shuffling your feet, centering the ball and lifting ball over the net from just inside the baseline. Keep paddle straight and lift ball up the elevator shaft. Specific Drills: Begin at NVZ line, dink several times, move back 5 feet, and repeat until at base line. Pair off in opposite quadrants. Server serve, receiver return, server hit 3 rd shot, receiver or server then retrieves the ball, do not hit a 4 th shot. Server can hit 5 in a row, and the receiver becomes server and hit 5 in a row; or you could alternate every serve. Then switch quadrants and repeat. Have a short game to 7 with players focusing on 3 rd shot, but this time play the point out to its entirety. Strategies: Reduce power/slam game of opponent; provides opportunity for server team to get to net.
5 3. Title: Basic Doubles Strategy: Objective: Focus on foot work, positioning and communication. Skills: Importance of hitting down the middle; and counter strategy of protecting the middle. Resist temptation to go for winners. Why the center line is called the doubt line. Always strive to return serve deep down the middle to your opponents. Partner responsibilities re: taking center line and guarding the alley. Why shadowing is critical, not only left/right, but up/back. Communicate on a switch to handle a lob or a short corner drop shot. Show the most energy efficient method of getting back to return a deep lob. Turn and run back and turn again or side step back; do not back pedal. Demo these methods. Effective communication: bounce it mine yours I go. Drills: After basic on court demo, then play 7 point games, with instructor observing, providing positive feedback, and some very brief comments about improvement areas. Strategies: Determine opponent strengths and weak points; is any opponent lefthanded; very important to guard the middle of your court; utilize third shot against opponents, especially from your add court to the backhand of the opponent who is right- handed in the opposite add court; is either opponent weak on going back to retrieve lobs; remember you have two time outs in a tournament game you can use these to stop opponents momentum; just pretend that you and your partner are talking specific strategy.
6 4. Title: Effective Pre-Net and Net Play: Objective: Effective and efficient body and paddle positioning; staying low/bent-knee at net. Skills: Using concept of clearing the table and keeping low to maximize volley returns with a minimum of effort; reducing the back swing less is more in PB! Keep arc of swing, backhand to forehand and vice versa, within a 180 degree range. Don t squeeze so hard on the handle relax the grip a bit; you won t be as tense. Focus on ball coming off the opponent s paddle. Drills: Players pair off across the net at the NVZ and volley to one another. Then have one pair on one side at the net, and the other at baseline to hit shots. Then reverse the pairings. Strategies: Getting to net/nvz line is important, but not at the expense of running thru the shot. The concept here is: stop/pop/go. Player must stop as soon as they see their opponent is about to strike the ball. Then, continue on to the net. If the ball is mid to high in the air, then player can pop it back. If the ball comes over low, then the next drill re: scooping will handle that situation. Drills: Have players pair off and do the mids-scoop drill. This is half way between the NVZ and the baseline. Although everyone talks about the negativity of being in no man s land the reality is that you will be in there, so you need to learn to deal with it. I prefer to call this the transition zone, as you transition up to the NVZ. Players simply strike ball back and forth over the net to one another, but staying low and learning to scoop the ball up on a very low bounce. This enhances the skill of stopping and hitting, and then continuing to net; as well as not being in a panic when the opponent is about to hit an overhead. If you stay low (butt pickleball), watch the ball come off their paddle, and practice this scoop technique, you be amazed at how you can return that shot, and really demoralize the slammer.
7 5. Title: Keeping the back hand ground stroke simple: Objective: Many players believe they have a weak back hand ground stroke when compared with their forehand. The focus here is on showing how the player s backhand can become their strongest stoke. Skills: Players have hit forehands thousands of times without thinking about it. But in reality, they are overcoming body resistance by having to follow through on the shot across their body. The backhand stroke is actually a much cleaner and far less demanding shot, as there is zero body resistance on the follow through. The trick is the setup. Drills: Players pair-off in quadrants diagonally across form one another. After instructor has demonstrated the basic technique, which is to think of Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean, turn your shoulder; lay your paddle back and low, just like Depp is going to pull his sword out of the scabbard. You have to move your feet, so that your lead foot (right if right handed) is pointing to where the ball is going to land. You then strike the ball on a cross court follow-through (will get to down the line shots later), by pulling your sword out of the scabbard and hitting the ball the low to high across the middle of the net. RIP it if you go over the center of the net, you have the biggest part of the court, corner to corner, to get shot it for a high percentage in your favor. Players can also practice this by dropping a ball out to their back hand and hitting across the court. This is where it s nice to have a bag of old balls to use. Strategies: In the deep baseline position, or a mid-court approach, if you can t dink, then focus on ripping a cross-court backhand over the center of the net. This shot will often catch your opponents off-guard, and at the center, create doubt on which player should return it.
8 6. Title: Singles Drills: Objective: Emphasis here is on overall stroke consistency and repetition. Not going into detail re: strategy. Drills: Center warm-up Hit back and forth deep and aim for the center line at baseline Quads Cross Court Start off in deuce court and hit forehands back and forth. If there is a short shot, come in and play it out. Then do the same exercise form the add court. Quads-Up the Line One player is deuce court, other in add court. Hit shots up the line. Then move over to other half of court and repeat. One Stationary/One Runner A player stays in deuce court, and alternates hitting ball to opponent s forehand, then back hand. Opponent basically is running, and must return ball to the stationary player in the deuce court. Repeat this drill from the add court. Then players can switch re: stationary vs. runner. Mids As mentioned above, players are half-way between NVZ and baseline. Focus is on staying low, scooping ball back or hitting volleys, and having players shuffle feet left and right to get into position. X s and I s One player will hit nothing but cross courts (X), the other nothing but up the line (I). Both players are of course running, setting and then stroking. Repeat drill by switching X and I responsibilities. Simulated Games Rally scoring to 6; switch sides, repeat; set score at either 10-9, or 8-8 and then finish that game; half-court game, normal or rally scoring, but players must return ball back to opposite quadrant where the serve was from server moves over as per normal when they win a point.
Mesa Regal Pickleball Club
Mesa Regal Pickleball Club Pickleball Skill Level Definitions The following skill level sets are a guide for evaluating your own level and determining which lessons you should sign up for. They were developed
More informationPickleball- The Sun City Festival Way. Module 1: Beginning Pickleball Coach s Guide. prepared by Ernie Jerome
Pickleball- The Sun City Festival Way Module 1: Beginning Pickleball Coach s Guide prepared by Ernie Jerome Contents Preamble; Skills and Competencies at the 2.0 Level p. 2 Lesson 1: Dinking p. 3 Lesson
More informationPickleball Canada Club Rating Assessment Guide
Pickleball Canada Club Rating Assessment Guide Introduction to Club Rating Assessments The purpose of this document is to assist pickleball clubs across the country in assessing their memberships ratings.
More informationMinor League Tennis (8-10yrs) Practice and League Play Overview
Minor League Tennis (8-10yrs) Practice and League Play Overview Week 1 and 2 Practice and Preparing for League Play Grips, Ball Roll, Ball Balance Self Rally, Drop and Pop to Catch Throw and Catch with
More informationPickleball Skill Level Definitions
Pickleball Skill Level Definitions Effective January 15, 2012 (revised January 14, 2012 v.6.1) The following skill level sets are a guide for evaluating your own level and determining which round-robins
More informationDoing this ahead of time will make your class more meaningful and allow us more time during class to focus on training and practice.
NOTICE: Student is expected to have good mobility and good racquets skills to take this course. If you do not have both, we reserve the right to send you home and refund your money in order to be fair
More informationPickleball- The Sun City Festival Way. Module 3: Advancing from 2.5 to 3.0 Coach s Guide. prepared by Ernie Jerome
Pickleball- The Sun City Festival Way Module 3: Advancing from 2.5 to 3.0 Coach s Guide prepared by Ernie Jerome Contents Preamble p. 2 Skills and Competencies at the 3.0 Level p. 2 Lesson 1: Intentional
More informationName Date Period. 1. Cite specific examples of demonstrating the mature technique of a forehand drive from practice, assessment and/or games.
1. Demonstrate mature technique of striking using a forehand drive. 2. Identify and describe key elements of a forehand drive. 3. Explain and demonstrate the concept of spin and rebound. Name Date Period
More informationName: Self-Rating: Date: To be filled out by the Rating Team:
Skill Assessment for 2.0 Players [Able to maintain some rallies, learning how to serve to get the ball into play, is developing a forehand groundstroke and is aware of the double-bounce rule. Knows the
More informationPE 461 TENNIS Skill/game category assessment criteria Dr. Tim Hopper 1/3/04 DRIVES Name:
DRIVES Name: (1) (2) (3) (4) DRIVES practice focus Half to full court length. Perform shots with movement around the full court. Return to base position after each shot. Use height and one touch control
More informationPickleball Tutor Drill Manual Full Version
Pickleball Tutor Drill Manual Full Version The Pickleball Tutor ball machine manufactured by Sports Tutor, one of the leading sports ball machine makers in the world. OnCourt OffCourt is the exclusive
More informationPickleball Essentials
Pickleball Essentials by Ernie Jerome Warning: Pickleball can be addictive. Indulge at your own risk. 1 Essential Terminology These are some terms that pertain to the court itself: Baseline: The line at
More informationCardio Tennis Drills Table of Contents Page 1-3. Section II WARM-UP Drills Page 4
Cardio Tennis Drills Table of Contents Page 1-3 Section II WARM-UP Drills Page 4 1. Bounce Hit Forehand Page 5 2. Partner Catch with Shuffle Step Page 6 3. Ball - Racquet Exchange Page 7 4. Volley Up and
More informationPHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM YEAR NINE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM YEAR NINE TOPIC: BADMINTON WEEK ONE Objective To introduce the Universal or forehand grip and teach the basic fundamentals of the forehand overhead clear. Universal/ forehand
More informationPickleball- The Sun City Festival Way. Module 4: Advancing from 3.0 to 3.5 Player s Guide. prepared by Ernie Jerome
Pickleball- The Sun City Festival Way Module 4: Advancing from 3.0 to 3.5 Player s Guide prepared by Ernie Jerome Contents Preamble p. 2 Skills and Competencies at the 3.5 Level p. 2 Lesson 1: Strategic
More informationPickleball- The Sun City Festival Way. Module 4: Advancing from 3.0 to 3.5 Player s Guide. prepared by Ernie Jerome
Pickleball- The Sun City Festival Way Module 4: Advancing from 3.0 to 3.5 Player s Guide prepared by Ernie Jerome Contents Preamble p. 2 Skills and Competencies at the 3.5 Level p. 2 Lesson 1: Strategic
More informationNational Veterans Golden Age Games
National Veterans Golden Age Games Pickleball INSTRUCTIONS TO ATHLETES & RULES In light of high interest and number of entries in Pickleball and the limited court time, matches may be shortened at the
More informationShuttlE. Schools Badminton. Module 5: 10 starter lessons
ShuttlE Time Schools Badminton Teachers MANUAL Module 5: 10 starter lessons ShuttlE Time Schools Badminton Teachers MANUAL 10 starter lessons Badminton World Federation 2011. First published November
More informationORANGE BALL. CAMP 3 The All Court Player Draft
ORANGE BALL CAMP 3 The All Court Player 2017 Draft ALL COURT PLAYER Practice Plan- Session 1 Theme of this camp: Resilience Warm-up Technical/Game Development (Players in Groups of 4 with Assigned Coach
More informationFORM WITHOUT FEAR Groundstrokes and Footwork
FORM WITHOUT FEAR Groundstrokes and Footwork United States Tennis Association 2004 Community Tennis Development Workshop February 6-9, 2004 Las Vegas, Nevada Presented by Bob Love USPTA (Master Professional)
More informationPICKLEBALL. SECTION 2 Court and Equipment
2016 SECTION 1 History PICKLEBALL Pickleball is a combination of badminton, tennis and ping-pong. Pickleball began in 1965 when 2 fathers made up a game to keep their children from being bored in the summer.
More informationTENNIS SELF RATING GUIDE FOR TENNIS CLASSES. National Tennis Rating Program General Characteristics of Various Playing Levels
SELF RATING GUIDE FOR TENNIS CLASSES National Tennis Rating Program General Characteristics of Various Playing Levels BEGINNING 1.0 TO 1.5 1.0 This player is just starting to play tennis. 1.5 This player
More informationClass 1: Class session: 1 Class Purpose: Introduce the class and understand students Fill out the Low Risk Form
Class 1: Class session: 1 Introduce the class and understand students Fill out the Low Risk Form Warming up Greet students and confirm the course s number and place. Fill out the Low Risk Form Practice
More informationBadmintonn. shuttlecock. Playing
Badmintonn Description/Purpose: Badminton is a racquet sport played by either two opposing playerss (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles), who take positions on opposite halves of a rectangular court
More informationpage badm dmin court dimensions rules & concepts inton rules test test answers drills & practices skills test contents practical session score sheet
page court dimensions rules & concepts rules test test answers drills & practices skills test practical session score sheet contents 5.18 m.46 m.76 m 3.96 m 1.98 m Net Height - 1.55 m 34567890313.4 m 345678903
More informationcontents QuickStart Tennis Practice Sessions Introduction ages 9 10 practice sessions
contents QuickStart Tennis Practice Sessions Introduction I II practice 1 Forehands and Backhands with Control 1 10 practice 2 Serving 11 18 practice 3 Returning the Serve 19 24 practice 4 Net Play 25
More informationPickleball- The Sun City Festival Way. Module 3: Advancing from 2.5 to 3.0 Player s Guide. prepared by Ernie Jerome
Pickleball- The Sun City Festival Way Module 3: Advancing from 2.5 to 3.0 Player s Guide prepared by Ernie Jerome Contents Preamble p. 2 Skills and Competencies at the 3.0 Level p. 2 Lesson 1: Intentional
More informationTACTICAL/TECHNICAL TOOL KIT
TACTICAL/TECHNICAL TOOL KIT Version 9.6 INSTRUCTOR COURSE RESOURCES Playing tennis successfully requires learning tactics and techniques. Tactics-first instruction connects tactics to techniques: Rather
More informationLIFETIME SPORTS REVIEW:
LIFETIME SPORTS REVIEW: RACQUETBALL: Singles- Played with two people Doubles- Played with four people Cutthroat - Played with three people Grip the racquet like you are shaking hands with it. For safety
More informationTENNIS SELF RATING GUIDE FOR TENNIS CLASSES. National Tennis Rating Program General Characteristics of Various Playing Levels
SELF RATING GUIDE FOR TENNIS CLASSES National Tennis Rating Program General Characteristics of Various Playing Levels BEGINNING 1.0 TO 1.5 1.0 This player is just starting to play tennis. 1.5 This player
More informationUnit Plan for Pickle Ball PED 304. John Mann
Unit Plan for Pickle Ball PED 304 John Mann Table of Contents Page # 1. Table of contents 2. Abstract and Unit plan Objectives 3. Basic Rules and Court Dimensions 4. Pre and Post-Test, Formative/Summative
More informationShare The Wealth Conference Presentation 2018-Jekyll Island, GA. January 25 to 27. Station 1: Tennis
Share The Wealth Conference Presentation 2018-Jekyll Island, GA. Teaching Long and Short handle RacketRama Games and Activities for Students of All Ages Presenters Dr. Asola Eugene, Mrs. Claire Nash, Mr.
More informationTACTICAL/TECHNICAL TOOL KIT
TACTICAL/TECHNICAL TOOL KIT Version 7.5 INSTRUCTOR COURSE RESOURCES Playing tennis successfully requires learning tactics and techniques. Game-based instruction connects tactics to techniques: Rather than
More informationPickleball Strategy Guide
Visit: PickleballCoach.com Pickleball Strategy Guide Richard Movsessian aka: Mo Version: 2.0 Table of Contents Strategies Grip Ready Position Return of Serve Volley Drop Volley Lob Overhead Footwork Hitting
More informationMODERN TEACHING METODOLOGY OF TENNIS. DTB / VDT Congress 2002 Dr. Miguel Crespo ITF Development Department
MODERN TEACHING METODOLOGY OF TENNIS DTB / VDT Congress 2002 Dr. Miguel Crespo ITF Development Department INTRODUCTION HAS TENNIS PLAYING CHANGED DURING THE LAST 30 YEARS? HAS TENNIS COACHING CHANGED DURING
More informationSimplified Pickleball Rules
Simplified Pickleball Rules Revised December 12, 2013 A complete set of rules may be obtained from the United States of America Pickleball Association on their web site (www.usapa.org). However, if you
More informationTENNIS XPRESS LESSON PLANS
TENNIS XPRESS LESSON PLANS 2 TENNIS XPRESS WEEK 1: DISCOVERING ALL THE SHOTS Week 1 is all about getting active, meeting the other players and having fun. In this session your players will try all the
More informationShuttlE. Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS Throw and Hit
Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS Throw and Hit Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS Throw and Hit Badminton World Federation 2011. First published November 2011. Overview 1. Introduction Throw and Hit Before
More informationCoaching course. Czech Republic December 2013
Coaching course Czech Republic December 2013 How to coach children They need to learn the technique, that is used as senior, when they are young juniors (grips, swings, footwork, tactics, etc.) Do not
More informationGROWTH IS YOUR BOTTOM LINE MAKE PROVEN APPROACHES WORK FOR YOU
G N I Y LA P T R A ST K O O B E ID U G M A R G O R P L A I C I OFF S I N N TE GROWTH IS YOUR BOTTOM LINE MAKE PROVEN APPROACHES WORK FOR YOU YOUR NEXT BIG OPPORTUNITY: YOUNG ADULTS 18-29 year olds are
More informationSpring Gentry Physical Education Quiz (6th Grade 50 pts.)
Name Date Period Day: A or B (worth 2 points) (worth 1 point) (worth 1 point) (worth 1 point) Spring Gentry Physical Education Quiz (6th Grade 50 pts.) Volleyball 1) On the volleyball court, write the
More informationBasic Fundamental Skills of Volleyball and 8-Week Training Program Common Errors Causes Corrections
Basic Fundamental Skills of Volleyball and 8-Week Training Program Common Errors Causes Corrections Knowledge of the basic fundamental skills of volleyball, common errors, and suggested corrections will
More informationLearn to Play Tennis in Minutes
Learn to Play Tennis in Minutes The Ultimate Guide to Teach Yourself Tennis! Lesson Two The Topspin Two Handed Backhand Confidence & Control By Andrew Magrath & John Littleford Modern Tennis International
More informationTENNIS UNIT 10 LESSONS COURTESY OF
TENNIS UNIT 10 LESSONS COURTESY OF LESSON ONE Lesson Name: Ball Carrying Lesson Length: 25 40 minutes Course: Physical Education Number of students: 20-30 Prescribed Learning Outcome: Gr 4 A1, A2, A3,
More informationBeginner s Tennis Guide
Beginner s Tennis Guide By John M Hancock Towerpoint Tennis Club Mesa, Arizona 9/1/2014 1. Introduction Learning tennis as a beginner (2005), I was always trying to remember to do this or that, and too
More informationCity of Lakewood. Pickleball Rules
City of Lakewood Pickleball Rules Welcome to the City of Lakewood Adult Pickleball Program! The City of Lakewood offers non-sanctioned pickleball leagues for the recreational enjoyment of all participants.
More information6 Week Handball Lesson Plans
Lesson 1 Handball - Beginner Lesson Topic: Strokes Learning Intentions: To understand the rules, and be able to execute the basic strokes of Handball. The strokes to be taught are the underarm and the
More informationaccuracy and placement of your Volleys and Drop shots.
PLACEMENT Volleys & Drop Shots WEEK 6 In addition to the foot direction and position of the body, the hand direction to the area of the ball you are trying to contact also has a major part in the accuracy
More informationFUNdamentals Pratice Plans
FUNdamentals Pratice Plans At this stage the focus is on the development of agility, balance and coordination (ABC s). Basic ringette skills such as skating, passing, receiving, shooting and general knowledge
More informationLoudoun Academy. Physical Education
Loudoun Academy Physical Education S3 PE Studies Badminton Contents Factors Impacting on Performance 2 Nature and Purpose 3 Demands of Performance Physical Factor (Skills) 5 Demands of Performance Mental
More informationSample school. Warm-up - 20 minutes. Days until match: 21 Number of courts: 6. Comments: This is Test plan.. Activity: Foam ball warm-up (video)
Sample school Date: September 03, 2008 Time: 3:22 PM Days until match: 21 Number of courts: 6 Coach: Joe Pro Assistant(s): Jimmy Pro Practice Duration: 3 hour 0 minutes Comments: This is Test plan.. Warm-up
More informationGREEN BALL. Camp 3: Becoming an Offensive Player 2018 FINAL
GREEN BALL Camp 3: Becoming an Offensive Player 2018 FINAL Taking Control of the Point Practice Plan Session 1 Theme of this camp: TOUGH Dealing with challenging circumstances Welcome and Introductions
More informationSkill: Underhand Serving
Saskatchewan Volleyball Association 1750 McAra Street Regina, SK S4N 6L4 P (306) 780-9250 F (306) 780-9288 www.saskvolleyball.ca ATOMIC Volleyball Skill: Underhand Serving Sample Training Sequence Overview
More informationPHED 151 Introduction to Tennis (1) Fall None Online information (see below) 1. Explain and demonstrate appropriate tennis strokes.
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY School of Recreation, Health, & Tourism PHED 151 Introduction to Tennis (1) Fall 2010 DAY/TIME: 12-1:15 MW, 9 LOCATION: Tennis Courts by PE Bldg PROFESSOR: Dr. Fred Schack EMAIL
More informationABC S of Basketball. Sean Juteau Physical & Health Education Helping Teacher P: E: Page 1
ABC S of Basketball Sean Juteau Physical & Health Education Helping Teacher P: 604-595-6056 E: juteau_s@surreyschools.ca Page 1 Basketball Basics What should I be teaching? Footwork ready position running
More informationTable Tennis. Physical Education. Name: History
Table Tennis Physical Education Name: History The game originated in England as an after-dinner amusement for upper-class Victorians in the 1880s. Mimicking the game of tennis in an indoor environment,
More informationillustrated introduction tennis
illustrated introduction to the rules of tennis third edition White Plains, NY Flushing, NY Boca Raton, FL Illustrations: senan Gorman (north Pole design, farmington, ct) 2010 by the United States Tennis
More informationTraining &Development Program
Content: Training &Development Program Page 2 Getting Started: Page 3 Safety First: Page 4 How the Program Works: Page 5-10 Self Assessing and Developing: Page 11-13 Sample Clinic Content and Structure
More informationUNDER 9 AND UNDER 12 PLAYER EVALUATION (fundamental and developmental stages)
UNDER 9 AND UNDER 12 PLAYER EVALUATION (fundamental and developmental stages) PLAYER S NAME: CLUB: E-MAIL: PHONE: GENDER: BIRTHDAY: MONTH YEAR PLAYING HAND: BACKHAND: PROGRAM: COACH S NAME: E-MAIL: PHONE:
More informationcontents QuickStart Tennis Practice Sessions Introduction ages 7 8 practice sessions
contents QuickStart Tennis Practice Sessions Introduction I II practice 1 Develop Rallying Skills from the Baseline 1 8 practice 2 Underhand and Overhand Serve 9 14 practice 3 Receiving the Serve 15 20
More informationTHE BELOW SKILLS AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL REFERENCE RECOMMENDATIONS CORRESPOND IN PRECISE ORDER TO THE SKILLS LISTED ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION FORM
THE BELOW SKILLS AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL REFERENCE RECOMMENDATIONS CORRESPOND IN PRECISE ORDER TO THE SKILLS LISTED ON THE NUMERICAL EVALUATION FORM I. FOREHAND DVDs Dave Porter s Components of the Modern
More informationWhy Choose Spec Over Pickleball?
Why Choose Spec Over Pickleball? Pickleball is a good sport for some. Spec Tennis is a good sport for others. How do you decide what s best for you? Here are some factors that might lead one to favor Spec.
More informationDirections True and False
Directions: Read Teaching Handball in Elementary Schools, Teaching Handball in Secondary Schools and FOUR WALL HANDBALL for the Teacher and Student. Review John Wooden s Pyramid of Success, the Six Pillars
More informationGOLFNAPERVILLE.ORG YOUTH AND ADULTS
GOLFNAPERVILLE.ORG Tennis Lessons YOUTH AND ADULTS SUMMER 2018 YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS 10-and-Under Team Tennis Ages: 6-10 Join a tennis team! Two teams are offered - a north side team at Nike Park and a
More informationBADMINTON. History. either two opposing players (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles). The badminton court is rectangular and is divided by a net.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Bilingual Programme I.E.S. GUADALPEÑA BADMINTON BADMINTON is a racket sport played by either two opposing players (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles). The badminton
More informationGREEN BALL. CAMP 1: Defending the Court 2018 FINAL
GREEN BALL CAMP 1: Defending the Court 2018 FINAL Defending The Court Practice Plan - Session 1 Theme: COMMITMENT (Goal Setting and Journaling) Welcome and Introductions Drill/Activity Objective Time LEAD
More informationThe MTI Method Green Intermediate Grade 1 lesson Plan Manual
Modern Tennis International presents The MTI Method Green Intermediate Grade 1 lesson Plan Manual Lesson Phases 1-3 MTI Green Intermediate Grade 1 Lesson Plan Manual By Andrew Magrath & John Littleford
More informationDRILLS AND GAMES FOR BEGINNERS: A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO PRE-TENNIS PRACTICE
AND FOR BEGINNERS: A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO PRE-TENNIS PRACTICE 2 AND FOR BEGINNERS: A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO PRE-TENNIS PRACTICE ITF School Tennis Initiative Introduction There are several tasks children
More informationDrop in rules: 1. you can arrive at any time and leave at any time
LCPS Staff Volleyball/Pickleball Drop IN WHO: Any staff member employed by LCPS WHAT: Recreational Volleyball/Pickleball WHERE: Picacho Middle School Gym WHEN: Thursdays 6:30-8:30 PM Volleyball on 10/5,
More informationClub Pro 1 Summary of Course Results Date: Evaluations Prof. Workbooks Practical Exam #1 Practical Exam #2 #1 #2 #3 #4
Club Pro 1 Summary of Course Results Date: MS Met Standard DNMS Did Not Meet Standard Participant Names 1. NCCP MED Online Evaluations Prof. Workbooks Practical Exam #1 Practical Exam #2 #1 #2 #3 #4 Demonstration
More informationLESSON PLAN (Serving) Instructor Name Rankin Class Vball School OSU. Date Unit Vball Lesson # of
LESSON PLAN (Serving) Instructor Name Rankin Class Vball School OSU Date 2-1-08 Unit Vball Lesson # of Terminal Motor Objective/s: Cognitive Objective/s: Affective Objective/s: Physical Activity Objective/s:
More informationMini Tennis Coaching
COMHAIRLE NÁISIÚNTA NA gcáilíochtaí GAIRMOIDEACHAIS NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR VOCATIONAL AWARDS Draft Module Descriptor Mini Tennis Coaching Level 5 N22970 www.fetac.ie 1 Title Mini Tennis Coaching 2 Code N22970
More informationABC S OF PE SERIES BADMINTON
ABC S OF PE SERIES BADMINTON SKIL LS AND D RILLS OVERHEAD CLEAR (Forehand) Key Points ready position feet shoulder width apart heel-toe positioning knees bent weight on balls of feet torso leaning forward
More informationShuttlE. Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS 10 STARTER LESSONS
Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS 10 STARTER LESSONS Schools Badminton LESSON PLANS 10 STARTER LESSONS Badminton World Federation 2011. First published November 2011. Overview 1. Introduction 10 Starter
More informationSITUATION TRAINING: Build Baseline Tactics
Produced by Wayne Elderton, a Tennis Canada National Level 4 Coach, Head of Coaching Development and Certification in BC and Tennis Director of the Grant Connell Tennis Centre in North Vancouver. 2008
More informationSame as for the forehand straight drive except the shoulders and hips rotate into a more open position; sideways to the target on the front wall
The Forehand and Backhand Drive Forehand Straight Drive The forehand straight drive is used to hit the ball to good length and tight to the sidewall. The straight drive is used to rally with the opponent
More informationORANGE BALL. CAMP 1 The Expert Rallyer
ORANGE BALL CAMP 1 The Expert Rallyer FINAL 2016 3.16.2016 Expert Rallyer Practice Plan- Session 1 Theme of this camp is RESPECT Warm-up Drill Objective Time Technical/Game Development (Players in Groups
More informationRolled Ground Balls. Setup A bucket of balls and a coach to roll them
Rolled Ground Balls To help infielders become comfortable with the proper mechanics of fielding a ground ball; verbal cue: wide base, butt down, hands out in front A bucket of balls and a coach to roll
More informationBadminton Drills. Badminton court or similar space. Up to four players on one court. Two per side; half court. One per side; full court.
Authentic Environment Drills Drill Equipment Teaching cues/ Teaching focus 1 Drill: Crocodile (Shaded area indicates the playing zone for the activity) Skills: Drop-shot and lunging This activity develops
More informationLESSON OUTCOMES: Demonstrate the correct use of forehand and backhand grips when holding the racket. Promote teamwork and cooperative skill building.
LESSON 1 4 th -5 th GRADE EQUIPMENT: 1 racket and shuttlecock per student 1 ball per group of 6 students Task cards Music: 30x5 LESSON OUTCOMES: Demonstrate the correct use of forehand and backhand grips
More informationBritish Columbia PICKLEBALL RULES Revised: October, 2011
British Columbia PICKLEBALL RULES Revised: October, 2011 INTRODUCTION 2 I. Court Layout and Equipment 2 II. Serving Rules 2 A. Service Sequence 2 B. Serving 3 a. Server s Responsibility 3 b. Serve Position
More informationShaw JCC Mega Training Camp
Shaw JCC Mega Training Camp December 27-30, 2017 Head Coach Samson Dubina and the team of expert coaches and trainers will guide you through the details of footwork teaching you about looping, blocking,
More informationRED 1 CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
RED 1 CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT Underhand Throw & Catch I can throw underhand and catch with a partner, move to the ball and recover, just like in an actual tennis rally Send a Forehand from a Dropped
More informationCENTERCOURT CHATHAM ADULT TENNIS PROGRAMS
2017-2 018 CENTERCOURT CHATHAM ADULT TENNIS PROGRAMS I love the winning, I can take the losing, but most of all I love to play. Boris Becker Centercourt Adult Tennis At Centercourt Athletic Club of Chatham,
More informationGREEN BALL. Camp 2: Taking Control of the Point
GREEN BALL Camp 2: Taking Control of the Point 2017 Taking Control of the Point Practice Plan Session 1 Theme of this camp: RESILIENCY Developing Growth Mindset Welcome and Introductions Drill/Activity
More informationLEARNING TENNIS AS AN OPEN SKILL DECISION-FIRST SITUATION TRAINING
Produced by Wayne Elderton, a Tennis Canada National Level 4 Coach, Head of Coaching Development and Certification in BC and Tennis Director of the Grant Connell Tennis Centre in North Vancouver. 2012
More information1. Open Stick Block Tackle: Tackle Box. 2. Open Stick Block Tackle: Letters and Numbers
1. Open Stick Block Tackle: Tackle Box 2. Open Stick Block Tackle: Letters and Numbers Set up tackle boxes with goal at each end Divide into pairs (one per tackle box) Attacker begins with the ball and
More informationORANGE BALL. CAMP 2 The Net Dominator 2018 FINAL
ORANGE BALL CAMP 2 The Net Dominator 2018 FINAL NET DOMINATOR Practice Plan- Session 1 Theme of this camp: MATCH PREPARATION Warm-up Drill Objective Tim e Skipping Side Step To teach the players the skills
More informationYouth Floorball Coaching Manual
Manual Floorball New Zealand 1 Earn Place Island Bay Wellington, New Zealand contact@floorball.org.nz www.floorball.org.nz June 2014 FNZ, June 2014 2 Floorball New Zealand Manual Table of contents 1. Introduction
More informationUniversity of Victoria Faculty of Education School of Physical Education May 2003 PE 117 TENNIS (A01)
University of Victoria Faculty of Education School of Physical Education May 2003 PE 117 TENNIS (A01) Instructor: T. Hopper E-mail: thopper@uvic.ca Website: http://web.uvic.ca/~thopper/ Office: Mck. 133
More informationWeek 1 - Movement. Other quick ways to warm-up: 1) 10 spike approaches 2) tuck jumps 3) line touches
Week 1 - Movement Warm Up (without ball) - N Drill: 1) Start on either left or right side of court at the net. 2) Block Jump 3) Peel straight back to middle of left or right side of court - facing in towards
More informationBasketball Ball-Handling Fundamentals and Drills
INDIVIDUAL DRILLS Basketball Ball-Handling Fundamentals and Drills Learning to become a good ball-handler, and developing a feel for the ball is vitally important in becoming an excellent all-around player.
More information2013 South Dakota High School Basketball Coaches Association
0 South Dakota High School Basketball Coaches Association Basketball Coaches Clinic Clinic Notes Sioux Falls, SD: Sanford Pentagon October 5, 0 http://www.sanfordpentagon.com/ Notes Prepared By: David
More informationInstructor Workshop. Volleyball for Children (6-12 yrs) Participant Hand-outs
Instructor Workshop Volleyball for Children (6-12 yrs) Participant Hand-outs Version 3 January 2016 Table of Contents Participant Hand-out 1 Warm-up Games... 1 Octopus... 1 Catch and Throw Rotation Game...
More informationLearn to Play Tennis in Minutes
Learn to Play Tennis in Minutes The Ultimate Guide to Teach Yourself Tennis! Lesson ineteen The Advanced Forehand and Backhand Drive Volleys Vertical Power By Andrew Magrath & John Littleford Modern Tennis
More informationUSAPA Guidelines for Teaching Pickleball
USAPA Guidelines for Teaching Pickleball 9-1-16 LL Purpose of This Document To provide USAPA members who intend to teach pickleball on a volunteer or commercial basis with guidelines for safe, effective
More informationMLC Tennis Hot Shots Term 1 lesson planner Week: 1 4 Lesson time: 60 minutes Stage: Green
ML Tennis Hot Shots Term lesson planner Week: 4 Lesson time: 60 minutes Stage: Green The aim of this series is to increase awareness of the court zones and targets, build attacking and defensive skills,
More informationSPAIN PARK YOUTH BASEBALL COACHES HANDBOOK SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Striving for Excellence in Life Through Baseball 2017 EDITION
SPAIN PARK YOUTH BASEBALL COACHES HANDBOOK SOUTHERN LEAGUE Striving for Excellence in Life Through Baseball 2017 EDITION Table of Contents INTRODUCTION... 3 Our Mission... 4 Park Goals and Objectives...
More informationPlayer Development Planning
8 Player Development Planning 112 GOAL SETTING TABLE Player: 8-10 Years Old Level: Aspirations of Playing High Level Tennis Long Term Goals (6-12 months) Medium Term Goals (1-6 months) Short Term Goals
More information