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A basic introduction for Grade Levels 1 - 4 A basic introduction for Grade Levels 1 - 4

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Netball What do we know about netball Lets brainstorm some ideas Introduction Netball is a team sport Involves passing catching and shooting goals Lots of fun and make ID: 391259

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A basic introduction for Grade Levels 1 - 4

NetballSlide2

What do we know about netball?

Let’s brainstorm some ideas:Slide3

Introduction

● Netball is a team sport● Involves passing, catching

and

shooting goals

● Lots

of fun

and make

friends

● Seven (7) players on each team

● Keep fit and healthy

● Played indoors or outdoors

● High skilled and fast game

● Netball is a sixty (60) minute gameSlide4

Basic Rules

● No stepping with the ball

● Can’t hold ball any longer than 3 seconds

● Stand 3 feet (1 metre away) from player with ball

● Can’t throw over a third

● Must not go offside depending on position

● No physical contact

● Only two (2) positions can shoot for goal Slide5

Warming Up

● Warm up to get the body and muscles warm● Stretch to loosen the muscles

● Take around 15 – 30 minutes to warm up

● Warm up should include jogging or skipping and lots of

stretchingSlide6

Passing and Catching

TO PASS

S

tep forward and push ball out in front using fingers and wrists

● Aim for the players chest you are passing to

TO CATCH

● Keep eyes on the ball

● Have arms outstretched with fingers in a W shape

behind the ball

● Pull ball into your bodySlide7

Shooting Goals

● Space feet shoulder width apart● Hold ball above head● Sit ball on hand you shoot with (right hander/left hander)

● Rest other hand on side for support

● As you shoot bend at the knees

● Flick fingers when shooting the ball and follow through pointing at postSlide8

Attacking Positions

C – Passes the ball at centre pass Feeds the ball into the circle

WA

-

Leads out for the centre pass

Feeds the ball into the circle

GA

-

Helps out at centre pass

Shoots goals

GS - Leads out for ball around circle Shoots goalsSlide9

Defending Positions

C – Defend C pass Keep opposition off of circle

WD

Stop opposition from getting centre pass

Stop opposition from feeding ball to circle

GD

Stop opposition from shooting goals

Get rebounds

GK

Stop opposition shooting goals Get reboundsSlide10

Playing as a Team

● Support and encourage one another

● All aim to achieve common goal (winning)

● Communication

● Positive outlook

● Constructive feedback Slide11

Cool Down and Stretch

● Cool down to lower body temperature

● Lower heart rate

● Go for a slow jog or walk

● Stretch for 10 – 15 minutes

● Helps muscles recover used during exercise

● Prevents injurySlide12

Bibliography

Five Ways to Avoid Sports Injuries, (2003). Retrieved March 25, 2012 fromhttp://kidshealth.org/kid/watch/out/sport_safety.html

Net

Set Go

, (2009), Netball Australia. Retrieved

April

10,

2012 from

http://

www.netsetgo.netball.asn.au/home.asp

Personal

knowledge and

experience