Getting into position and scoring
I can get into range and shoot with good form
Getting into position and scoring
I can get into range and shoot with good form
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Move: good shooting technique requires a follow through towards the goal to create power.
- Think: understanding where to stand when attacking will increase scoring probability.
- Feel: courage is needed when shooting but it's important the outcome doesn't reduce self-confidence.
- Connect: hand signals and eye contact can allow you to non-verbally communicate with teammates.
Keywords
Invade - attack the oppositions territory by moving the ball towards their goal
Technique - the specific way a sport's skill is executed to increase success
Shield - using your body to protect the ball when in possession
Common misconception
Confident players shooting from out of range and failing to pass when would have been a better option.
Getting in a strong position with a high probability of scoring if you shoot is essential. It is important to pass to a teammate in a better position rather than shoot when out of range.
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Equipment
A variety of balls and goals (ideally from a mix of sports)
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
