Physical Education Tips of the Week #34
February 28, 2008
The latest winner of the Best Forum Poster Contest is Serena, from Ontario, for her post on the the "Holy Moly" strap. Serena wins the free eBook, "Tricks of the Trade for the Sprints, Hurdles and Relays." We'll run this contest only once more, with the winner of the free eBook being announced in two weeks. So get posting, everybody!! (The forum, by the way, is restricted to PE Update members). If you're not already a member of PE Update.com, we hope you'll come on board.
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The topic from Serena1 was: " Any suggestions for cool innovative equipment out there?...
"My current favourite is the Holy Moly Strap. It's glorified velcro coloured strap that can be used as pinnies, as well as props for any cooperative or competitive games that I can think of. The best part is it is soft so it can be used safely with younger students (for example, if I roll two of them together I can use it as a puck for floor hockey and its does not hurt). I love its flexibility and durability. Now, I'm looking for other cool and innovative equipment. Any ideas?" If you're a PE Update member and have any ideas for Serena, or want to post your own questions, ideas, topics or rants, go to the Discussion Forum at: I check the forum every day, so it's also a great way to communicate any questions, requests or comments to me.
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When players receive a pass near the sideline, they often make the mistake of immediately taking the ball down the sideline. In fact, there is a better move in such situations.
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Providing instruction to players who are on the bench will boost team spirit and improve your athletes' knowledge of the game.
A new study has shown that an increased consumption of salt through processed foods and snacks may be partially responsible for the epidemic of overweight children and adolescents.
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Soccer - Offensive Tactics When Receiving Sideline Passes
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