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Floor Hockey (Defense) Gaining Possession/Moving with the ball

Brittany Jones Robert Reyes Arnold Aguirre. Floor Hockey (Defense) Gaining Possession/Moving with the ball. Brittany’s Activities. Activity1: Zig Zag Keep Away. Activity 3: Mini Game. Activity 2: Dribble Knockout. Activity #1. Arnold’s Activities. Activity #2. Activity #3.

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Floor Hockey (Defense) Gaining Possession/Moving with the ball

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  1. Brittany Jones Robert Reyes Arnold Aguirre Floor Hockey (Defense)Gaining Possession/Moving with the ball

  2. Brittany’s Activities Activity1: ZigZag Keep Away Activity 3: Mini Game Activity 2: Dribble Knockout

  3. Activity #1 Arnold’s Activities Activity #2 Activity #3

  4. Activity #1 Monkey In the Middle Activity #2 Freeze pass Activity #3 Floor Hockey Ball Offense Defense Roberts Activities

  5. Tactics and Strategies • Defense: Eye Contact, footwork, moving at angles, anticipation of plays • Offense: Passing, Dribbling • Spatial Awareness: Boundaries, Players (offense and defense). • Moving: Forward/Backward, Side-to-side, Diagonally

  6. Skills Needed to Perform Activity • Spatial awareness- boundaries, player positions, limit open space. • Guarding- shadowing, communication, force errors, surrounding area, use stick to limit space. • Tackling- reverse stick and forehand stick, appropriate jabs and swings, coordination. • Intercepting and anticipation- force, trajectory of ball, hand and eye coordination, manipulation of hockey stick.

  7. Rules that Apply • Players must stay within the boundaries • No physical or dangerous play- i.e.- no slashing, or high sticking. • Everyone must rotate between both offense and defense • Point system will be in effect with defense being the focus. • Penalty box will be used if inappropriate play is used. • Marking is allowed – but without unnecessary physical contact. • In some activities-everyone must touch the ball/puck before a point can be scored.

  8. Questions and Assessment • Assessment Tool • Multiple Choice/True and False quiz • Why is clearing the puck/ball a defensive strategy? • How do you know when an offensive player is going to use a long pass? • Questions: • Why is it important to implement appropriate defensive strategies? • What are some strategies to force a turnover • How can clearing the puck be a defensive strategy.

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