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I am a PE teacher looking for beginner drills to teach about 100 students at a time. I am thinking of running a circuit type session with anywhere from 4 - 8 groups. I am looking for simple drills that I can do with limited resources, so the students are able to grasp the basics to be able to play some games at the end of the unit of work.
Adrian van BusselTeacher, Australia
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Tom BeanCoach, England
Hi Adrian,
This passing drill is great for beginners to develop their passing and coordination whilst having fun with their partner. This is vital to introducing a new group so their stay motivated and engaged with the practice.
To run a circuit, there are many similar drills like this which work on the core ball skills and movement patterns in the `Ball Skills` category. From there, you can develop a good plan for a circuit which covers all bases for you beginners.
I hope this helps.
ANSWERS
Tom BeanCoach, England
Hi Adrian,
This passing drill is great for beginners to develop their passing and coordination whilst having fun with their partner. This is vital to introducing a new group so their stay motivated and engaged with the practice.
To run a circuit, there are many similar drills like this which work on the core ball skills and movement patterns in the `Ball Skills` category. From there, you can develop a good plan for a circuit which covers all bases for you beginners.
I hope this helps.
Over-Under Passing
DESCRIPTION
Players need to pair up and concentrate for this drill and will need two balls. One player bounce passes every pass while the other plays a chest pass.
Over-Under Passing
DESCRIPTION
Players need to pair up and concentrate for this drill and will need two balls. One player bounce passes every pass while the other plays a chest pass.
Adrian van BusselTeacher, Australia
Thank you very much Tom, I appreciate you taking the time to help me out with this.
Adrian
