MANIPULATION ACTIVITIES

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Manipulation activities passing and throwing PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 205 PERMIT BALL BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Centre and goal third of a netball court. Large ball. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Two teams of four players with two centres and two goalies on two thirds of a netball court. Teams try to score by shooting a goal. Play starts with a throw–up in the centre. The team gaining possession attack the goal. Netball stepping, ball holding, contact, tie ball and obstruction rules applied with discretion. A ‘permit’ must be obtained by passing the ball from the centre third to the goal third before either team can attempt to score. A ‘permit’ is lost after an attempted goal or change in possession. The ball must be passed into the centre third and back to the goal to obtain a permit. Goalies may not leave the goal third or centres enter the circle. LOOK FOR • a variety of passes. • passing to a space. • changes of direction. • fair play. KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 206 SKITTLE BALL BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Hard area. Skittles. Team bands/bibs. DURING THE ACTIVITY • A defined area with a 3 to 5 metre circle marked at each end. A skittle in the centre of each circle. Two teams each of six to eight players – one guard and the others rovers. From a toss up at the centre the team with possession passes the ball and attempts to knock down the opponents’ skittle. Use Kiwi Netball or Mini–Ball rules as needed for stepping, ball holding, contact and obstruction. A free pass for infringements. Rovers may not enter the circle. LOOK FOR • using space – no crowding. • the right pass for the situation, eg. bounce, lob. • fair play. VARIATION • Put in a centre line and restrict players to half the court. • Introduce a second ball. 18
Manipulation activities passing and throwing PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 207 ARANGA TOUCH BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Grass or hard area. Large ball. DURING THE ACTIVITY Two teams of about eight players on an area about the size of a netball court. A goaler from one team and a defender from the other at opposite ends behind the goal line. On the signal one team passes from the centre line and attempts to score by making a clear pass to their goaler. They may run anywhere on the court with or without the ball but a penalty pass is given to the opposition if tagged with both hands while holding the ball. After a tag all players must retire 3m from the player taking the penalty pass. A player must retire to the sideline until a goal is scored, if the ball is kicked or an opponent is contacted by other than a light touch with both hands. If the ball is thrown or carried over the sideline the opponents throw in. Goalers and defenders cannot enter the playing area. If a goaler drops a pass no goal is scored and a free pass is given to the defender. A goal cannot be scored directly from a penalty pass. When a point is scored the game is re– started at the centre by the non–scoring team. LOOK FOR • using space. • rapid passing. KiwiSport Fundamental Skills PASSING A LARGE BALL WITH OPPOSITION ACTIVITY 208 RUGBY TOUCH BEFORE THE ACTIVITY Grass or hard area. Large ball. Team band. DURING THE ACTIVITY • Two teams of up to ten players on a suitable field – a quarter or half a rugby field. A pass at the centre from either team starts the game, then by running and passing, teams attempt to score tries by carrying the ball over the opponents’ goal line without being touched by an opponent. If touched while in possession a player must immediately place the ball on the ground and retire 5 metres. A tap penalty goes to the opponents (the ball is touched with the foot before passing). All touches by the defenders must be made with two hands. Other than the tap penalty, no kicking is permitted. Forward passes are not permitted. The referee calls ‘TOUCH’ when a touch is made. The penalty for an infringement is a tap kick when all opponents must retire 5 metres. LOOK FOR • using space. • quick passing. 19
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