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Bank It         
 
Tactical Focus:
Attack Goal
Hockey nets are set up, upside down, facing the walls so the bottom of the net is open to the wall.
Players try to score by banking the ball off the wall and into the net.
Players may take up to five steps with the ball and the ball must be passed twice before attempting to score.
After each point is scored, the players switch so that each player has a chance to play offense and defense.

Add more nets and allow teams to score on any of the surrounding nets
Changing the type of ball will increase or decrease difficulty.

What are effective ways to get close to the net to try to increase your chances of scoring a goal?
Communicate with teammates
Use quick passes (e.g., give and goes)
Try to get into open space to receive passes

 
 
LEVEL OF COMPLEXITY
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Moderate

 
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Participant Grouping
Total players: 12 In groups of 3
 
Equipment
Balls (e.g. beach, foam, paper, wiffle gator): 2 balls for scoring
Other: 4 hockey nets used as goal
 
 
Playing Area
Gymnasium
 
Safety
Players must keep their heads up to prevent being hit with the balls, as well as to prevent running into other players.
 
Life Skills Development
Decision-Making and Critical Thinking Skills


How did your team work together? What made your team successful?


When was it important to be able to decide when to take a shot on goal or when to pass?


When is it important to recognize opportunity to succeed at home? In school? To make healthier lifestyle choices?


How can we help others recognize opportunities to make a difference not only in their own lives but in others?

 
FUNdamental Skills
Manipulation Skills


Sending with Implement


Preparation Phase: Turn sideways to the object that is being struck.


Execution Phase: Transfer weight from back foot to front foot during forward movement and contact of the object


Follow Through Phase: Rotate hips then trunk to face the target.