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  1. Volleyball: Self-Practice Setting & Bumping Drills
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update.com
    Solo practice drills that develop the ability to make make volleyball sets and bumps. . . . keep reading..

  2. Teaching Tips: Use Racquetless Badminton to Teach Throwing Skills to Physical Education Students
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update
    A badminton variation for physical education class that provides the repetition needed to develop basic throwing skills. . . . keep reading..

  3. Fitness: V02 Max Test Using an Easy One-Mile Jog
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update.com
    An easy one-mile jog can give you an estimate of your students' V02 Max levels. Includes an automatic calculator - great for physical education classes. . . . keep reading..

  4. Fitness: Interval Walking - A Fun Rainy Day Activity for Physical Education Classes
    Dr. Sandy Kimbrough
    Interval walking is a great way to spice up indoor walking workouts for your physical education classes. (Includes reproducible workout sheets). . . . keep reading..

  5. Reproducibles: Poetry for Physical Education - We Can't Run Today
    Dr. Jim Riley
    A poem by Dr. Jim Riley that describes an encounter with students who attempt to avoid running in physical education class. . . . keep reading..

  6. Equipment: How to Make Balloon Racquets for Your Physical Education Classes
    Dick Moss
    How to make inexpensive racquets, using coat hangers and panty hose, that are great for balloon games in your physical education classes. . . . keep reading..

  7. Basketball - Research Proves That Teamwork Wins Games
    Meghan Juuti
    A basketball study that reinforces the effectiveness of passing the ball versus individual dribbling. . . . keep reading..

  8. Strength (Video) - The Glute Bridge With an Exercise Ball
    Dick Moss
    A Swiss ball exercise for the gluteus maximus muscles. Article includes instructional video. . . . keep reading..

  9. Fitness: Geocaching Makes Walking Fun for PE Classes
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update
    A walking activity for your physical education class that combines satellite navigation,, orienteering, computer skills and treasure hunting. . . . keep reading..

  10. Tennis: Use the Ice Cream Grip for a More Consistent Service Toss
    A way to hold the tennis ball that produces greater consistency on the service toss. . . . keep reading..

  11. Track (Video): Self-Reporting System for Track Practice and Physical Education Running Classes
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update
    A system in which runners record their own times during track practices or physical education classes. . . . keep reading..

  12. Baseball/Softball - Don't Warm Up With Weighted Bats
    Dick Moss
    A warmup with a weighted bat can slow your swing speed. . . . keep reading..

  13. Cross-Country Running - Tempo Speeds Should be Faster Than Traditionally Thought
    Dick Moss
    Lactate threshold pace (tempo) is best improved by running at speeds faster than originally believed optimal. . . . keep reading..

  14. Fitness: Group Running Equalizers for Varsity Practice & Physical Education Classes
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update
    How to accommodate students of different running abilities in your physical education classes. . . . keep reading..

  15. Baseball/Softball: Curve Balls Can Be Hit Farther Than Fastballs
    Dick Moss
    A perfectly hit curve ball will travel farther than a fastball. Here's why. . . . keep reading..

  16. Sport Psychology (Video)- Icebreakers: Peek-A-Who
    Dick Moss
    An icebreaker that uses a blanket to help athletes learn their teammates' names. . . . keep reading..

  17. Games (Video): Elves, Wizards & Giants
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update
    A tag game for physical education classes. It uses the same concept as Rock, Paper, Scissors, but with funny movements instead of hand signals. . . . keep reading..

  18. Resources: Noodle Games Website
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update.com
    A website that describes a number of games your physical education students can play with inexpensive pool noodles. . . . keep reading..

  19. Tennis: Coaching Cue for Optimal Distance on Lob Shots
    Dick Moss, Editor, Physical Education Update.com
    Where to aim lob shots so they land with optimal depth on the opposing court. . . . keep reading..

  20. Fitness/Strength (Video): Partner Plank Drill
    Dick Moss
    A partner exercise that develops core strength and the ability to maintain a square body position when fatigued. It's a great exercise for physical education classes. . . . keep reading..

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