Basketball

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Basketball

• Anthony Higgins
• 10th Grade Physical Education Class

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Objectives of the Lesson

• Students will understand the history of
  basketball
• Students will understand the basic rules of the
  game.
• Students will be able to understand and develop
  the fundamental skills for passing, dribbling,
  and shooting.

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The History of Basketball

• Basketball was introduced in 1891 by Dr. James A.
  Naismith.
• The intention of developing basketball was to
  create an interest for sports in the gymnasium
  during the winter time.
• The first official game of basketball was played
  in 1892.
• The first games of basketball were played with a
  peach basket as the hoop.

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Court Dimensions
84 feet
Base Line
Half Court
50 feet
Side line
Free Throw Line
Three Point line
Basket 18 Diameter
Backboard 72 wide 42 tall
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The Objective of basketball

• The object of the game is to pass, throw, bounce,
  hand, or otherwise move the basketball among the
  players on your team with the intent of scoring a
  basket and preventing the other team from
  scoring.
• Two points are awarded for each basket from the
  floor and one point for each free throw.
• Three points are given for baskets made outside
  the three point line.

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Rules of the Game

• The basketball that is used should measure 30
  circumference for men and 29 circumference for
  women.
• A coin toss determines choice of ends of each
  side
• The teams change sides at half time
• The game must be started by a jump ball
• A player is out of bounds if they touch the floor
  outside of the boundary lines

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Fouls

• A foul is an offensive made to another player
  that allows that player to be given a free throw
  two free throws, or to be given the ball out of
  bounds.
• Some of these include
• Charging
• Blocking
• Pushing
• Holding
• Tripping
• Hacking or kneeing

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Duration of Game

• In high school, teams play four quarters of 8
  minutes each. A 10 minute half time is given for
  each game as well as one minute breaks between
  each quarters.
• If the score is tied at the end of the fourth
  quarter, as many 3 minute periods are given until
  the tie score is broken.

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Positions
5
3
3
5
1
1
4
2
4
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Starting Offensive Positions
starting Zone Defense
Each Basketball team consists of 5 players point
guard (1), shooting guards (2,3) and forwards (4,
5).
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Fundamentals of the Game

• Passing and Catching
• When a ball is thrown to you, spread your fingers
  and keep arms relaxed.
• To pass the ball, place your hands on each side
  of the ball so that you can get it away quickly
  and push away from the body.
• The three passes that we will be learning in
  class are the chest pass, the bounce pass, and
  the overhead pass.

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Chest Pass

• 1. Hold the ball with both hands, elbows close to
  the body, fingers spread with the thumbs pointing
  inwards.
• 2. Step toward the goal and whip the ball with a
  strong wrist snap and push with the thumbs of
  your fingers
• 3. Follow through in the direction of the pass.

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Bounce Pass

• 1. hold the ball just like you would with the
  chest pass but lower at about waist height.
• 2. Push the ball out and down with enough force
  that the ball is able to bounce to the teammate.
• This should only be used for short passes.
• http//www.sportskool.com/videos/passing-technique
  s

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Overhead Pass

• The ball with be thrown with two hands.
• The ball should be brought above and slightly
  beings the head with both hands and released with
  a strong wrist snap and extensions of the arms
• Arms and hands need to follow through in the
  direction of the pass.

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Dribbling

• Dribbling is so vital to the game of basketball.
• Lets watch video by Bill Walton former NBA VIP on
  the fundamentals of dribbling.
• http//www.sportskool.com/videos/dribbling-basics

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Shooting

• Shooting is also a very important aspect of the
  game.
• The non shooting hand should placed on the left
  hand of the ball.
• The wrist should be cocked with the ball resting
  on the fingers and not touching the inside palms
  of the hand.
• The elbow should be inline with the target and
  square out with the lift right before the release
  of the ball.
• The ball will roll off the fingers while the
  wrist remains coiled.
• Throughout the entire shot, eyes should stay
  focused on the target

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1
2
4
3
3
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Jump Shot

• The jump shot is the most common kind of shot in
  the game of basketball.
• It is usually a shot that precedes a dribble.
• When dribbling, come to a stop and execute a
  controlled jump.
• Bring the ball overhead, with the shooting hand
  behind the elbow of the shooting arm under the
  ball and the other hand in front.
• At the beak of the jump, release the ball and
  follow through with extension of the right
  forearm.
• http//www.5min.com/Video/How-To-Play-Basketball-
  Jump-Shot-6184563

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Lay-up Shot

• Lay up shots are another type of shot that will
  be assessed during out lesson of basketball
• This video will help to demonstrate the basic
  components of a lay up shot.
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vJAY1zWIS7SMfeature
  related

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Official Basketball Signals

• Lets each get a partner and practice the official
  referee signals with one another.
• After about 5 minutes, quiz your partner by
  saying a call and seeing if your partner is able
  to remember the signal!

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Assessment

• The teacher will given written exam that
  demonstrates competency in terms, dimensions, and
  rules.
• The teacher will assess students within class on
  the three basic fundamental skills of dribbling,
  passing, and shooting.
• The teacher will assess students during practice
  scrimmages during class.

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