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A reproducible questionnaire that determines the intramural activities your students most want to play.... keep reading..
Many coaches prefer to do without a team captain, opting instead to allow the squad's natural leaders to rise to the occasion when needed.... keep reading..
Several tips for getting every football player on your bench into the game without compromising your ability to win.... keep reading..
Involve students, especially boys, in your physical education dance unit by introducing a Sports-Movement Dance Class.... keep reading..
A fun game that makes walking fun for your physical education students.... keep reading..
Watching your golfers' finishing position can give you clues to whether their swing path is too flat or too upright.... keep reading..
A relay for shot putters or physical education class in which teams collectively attempt to throw a shot or medicine ball farther than their competitors.... keep reading..
Every day of physical education added to the weekly school curriculum reduces the likelihood of adult obesity by 5%. Daily PE reduces it by 28%!... keep reading..
A passing game in which players pass the ball to constantly moving teammates while within the confusion of a confined area. A great lead-up game for physical education classes.... keep reading..
A day on which students and staff pay a fee to wear their craziest hat to class.... keep reading..
A soccer lead-up game that teaches dribbling, passing and shooting. Great for primary school physical education classes.... keep reading..
Focusing on a spot that is at head-level will help players keep their head up while handling the puck.... keep reading..
How to make "Simon Says" into a non-elimination fitness game for physical education classes.... keep reading..
A way to hold the tennis ball that produces greater consistency on the service toss.... keep reading..
Solo practice drills that develop the ability to make make volleyball sets and bumps.... keep reading..
Basketball players need a highly developed cardiovascular system and can be trained using methods similar to those employed by endurance athletes.... keep reading..
A way to get more students involved when playing volleyball games.... keep reading..
A relay for shot putters or physical education class in which teams collectively attempt to throw a shot or medicine ball farther than their competitors.... keep reading..
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..
Interval walking is a great way to spice up indoor walking workouts for your physical education classes. (Includes reproducible workout sheets).... keep reading..
Where to aim lob shots so they land with optimal depth on the opposing court.... keep reading..
A badminton variation for physical education class that provides the repetition needed to develop basic throwing skills.... keep reading..
A system in which runners record their own times during track practices or physical education classes.... keep reading..
A walking activity for your physical education class that combines satellite navigation,, orienteering, computer skills and treasure hunting.... keep reading..
Here's a fun way to drill your health and physical education students' knowledge of muscle groups and their functions.... keep reading..
How to make inexpensive racquets, using coat hangers and panty hose, that are great for balloon games in your physical education classes.... keep reading..
An incentive that will reduce the number of players who arrive late for practice.... keep reading..
A coaching cue for keeping the head level during back handsprings.... keep reading..
A warmup with a weighted bat can slow your swing speed.... keep reading..
A system that allows you to effectively teach wrestling skills when you have a large team.... keep reading..
