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Development of Jumping. Infants are capable of the jumping action when they are about 2 years oldProgressions followDown from one foot to the otherUp from two feet to two feetDown from two feet to two feetRun and jump from one to the other. 5 Basic Jump Variations. Two feet to one foot Two fe
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1. JUMPING & LANDING: Chapter 21Week 3 Teaching Focus-PFB & MFB
2. Development of Jumping Infants are capable of the jumping action when they are about 2 years old
Progressions follow
Down from one foot to the other
Up from two feet to two feet
Down from two feet to two feet
Run and jump from one to the other
3. 5 Basic Jump Variations Two feet to one foot
Two feet to two feet
One foot to two feet
One foot to the same foot (hop)
One foot to the other (leap)
4. 3 Phases To Jumping & Landing Take-off
Actions of the body to get us into the air
Flight
Actions of the body in the air
Landing
Actions of the body to establish ground contact
5. Skill Level Progressions Jumping for fun
explorations for height and distance
jumping a rope
absorbing on landing
More vigorous take-offs
and controlled landings
Focus on the flight phase
Jumping on and off apparatus
Hurdling and formal jumping patterns
6. Pre-Control Activities Jumping over a ground level rope
explore different ways; high, long
Jumping for distance and height
Jumping over a swinging rope
not one that rotates fully
7. Control Level Activities Standing Long Jump
swing forward cue: bend the
knees cue
Jumping for Height Focusing on Landing
use balloons to reach for, or boxes to jump from
Jumping Over Low Obstacles (hoops/hurdles)
Jumping Rhythmically
Jumping a Turned Rope (long rope and self turned)
Jumping Sequences
8. Utilization Level Activities Jumping to catch
Jumping to throw
Jumping on a bench
Combination of jumping to throw and catch
i.e. must either throw or catch while in the air
Jumping to an accented beat