MANIPULATION ACTIVITIES
MANIPULATION ACTIVITIES MANIPULATION ACTIVITIES
Manipulation activities passing and throwing PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 201 TWO V TWO BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Large balls. Grass or hard area. DURING THE ACTIVITY • In fours with a ball in a defined area. Divide into two teams. Number 1 and 2 pass to each other seeing how many passes they can make before 3 and 4 intercept. 3 and 4 then see how many passes they can make. Players must keep one foot still when in possession. Adjust the time the ball can be held to the ability of the players – three to five seconds. LOOK FOR • quick change of position to take a pass. • passing to space. • variety of passes – bounce, lob etc. VARIATION • Increase the numbers – 3 v 3. • Start with a team at one end of a space and see if they can get the ball to the other end without it being intercepted. If they are successful or the ball is intercepted the other team tries from the opposite end. KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 202 WANDERING BALL BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Large balls. Hard area. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Group of five to seven round a large marked circle, one player in the centre. The players forming the circle pass the ball to anyone except the players next to them. The centre person attempts to intercept. If successful they change places with the passer. Passes must be below reach level. LOOK FOR • quick passes – pass from where you catch. • feinting to “wrong foot” the defender. • balanced passing position. VARIATION • Increase the pressure by allowing a touch of the ball at any time – even when held by another player – count as an interception. • Put two players in the centre. • Change the type of ball. 16
Manipulation activities passing and throwing PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 203 TRIANGLES BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Grass or hard area. Markers or marked squares. Large balls. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Squares with 3 – 5 metre sides. A group of four at each square. One player in the centre and the others on a corner. Number 1 has the ball and passes to either 2 or 3 along the sides of the square. The receiver then attempts to pass to one of the others on the corners. Players move to a free corner to receive a pass. Number 4 attempts to intercept and if successful takes the passer’s place. All passes must be along the side of the square. LOOK FOR • a variety of passes. • feinting to deceive the defender. • quick movement to the vacant corner to take a pass. VARIATIONS • Use different types of balls. KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 204 VULTURE AND LION BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Hard area. Large balls. Cones or other targets. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Groups of six to eight with a ball (the vulture). A large marked circle with a target object (lions meal) in the centre in a small circle. One player, the (lion) defender in the large circle, the others round the outside. Players around the circle attempt to steal the lion’s meal by hitting the ‘target’ in the centre with the ball (vulture). They should pass the ball around and use feinting to beat the defender. The defender must keep out of the centre circle. LOOK FOR • quick passing. • change of direction. VARIATIONS • Use different balls. • Use two balls and two defenders. 17
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Manipulation activities passing and throwing<br />
PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION<br />
ACTIVITY 203 TRIANGLES<br />
BEFORE THE ACTIVITY<br />
Grass or hard area.<br />
Markers or marked squares.<br />
Large balls.<br />
DURING THE ACTIVITY<br />
• Squares with 3 – 5 metre sides. A group of four at each square. One player<br />
in the centre and the others on a corner.<br />
Number 1 has the ball and passes to either 2 or 3 along the sides of the<br />
square. The receiver then attempts to pass to one of the others on the<br />
corners. Players move to a free corner to receive a pass. Number 4<br />
attempts to intercept and if successful takes the passer’s place.<br />
All passes must be along the side of the square.<br />
LOOK FOR<br />
• a variety of passes.<br />
• feinting to deceive the defender.<br />
• quick movement to the vacant corner to take a pass.<br />
VARIATIONS<br />
• Use different types of balls.<br />
KiwiSport Fundamental Skills<br />
PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION<br />
ACTIVITY 204 VULTURE AND LION<br />
BEFORE THE ACTIVITY<br />
Hard area.<br />
Large balls.<br />
Cones or other targets.<br />
DURING THE ACTIVITY<br />
• Groups of six to eight with a ball (the vulture).<br />
A large marked circle with a target object (lions meal) in the centre in a<br />
small circle. One player, the (lion) defender in the large circle, the others<br />
round the outside.<br />
Players around the circle attempt to steal the lion’s meal by hitting the<br />
‘target’ in the centre with the ball (vulture). They should pass the ball<br />
around and use feinting to beat the defender. The defender must keep out<br />
of the centre circle.<br />
LOOK FOR<br />
• quick passing.<br />
• change of direction.<br />
VARIATIONS<br />
• Use different balls.<br />
• Use two balls and two defenders.<br />
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