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Tactical Focus:
Consistency
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The purpose of this game is to practice basic volleyball skills such as the forearm pass and volley |
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One player begins the game by throwing the volleyball underhand to the other team. |
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The first player bumps the ball so that his/her teammate can volley the ball over the net. |
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The opposite team must recieve the ball with a bump and follow the same steps. Bump and volley over the net. |
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Have the two teams continue rallying back and forth. |
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The teams should work cooperatively to see how many times the ball can be bumped and volleyed back and forth. |
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The ball is not allowed to fall on the ground. |
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Try to beat your rally score each time you play. |
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Sitting Volleyball - players attempt to maintain a rally while sitting down on the ground |
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No See Volleyball - drape a blanket over the net so opposing team can not see the ball until it comes over the net |
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Blanket Ball - instead of bumping the ball over the net, teammates hold onto one blanket and catch and toss the blanket back over the net. |
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In this game, how do teammates work together to cover as much space as possible? |
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Communicate, play positions, execute the skills proficiently, bump the ball high to give teammate time to get to the ball. |
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use a beach ball instead of volley ball if a volley ball is too hard for some students. |
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Throw and catch instead of volley and bump |
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Allow the players to catch the ball before passing to his/her teammate. |
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Players can self toss the ball over the net. |
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Reduce the size of the badminton court and play half court. |
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The ball can bounce first before striking it |
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Players can hold the ball for their teammate to help them hit the ball over the net. |
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Allow a self-hit before hitting the ball back over the net |
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Kick the ball over the net instead of volleying and bumping |
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LEVEL OF COMPLEXITY
Difficult
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