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- Blog - Is it "Diving" or Just Vuvuzela Pain?
The latest posting in the PE Update blog discusses "diving" in the World Cup of soccer and it's possible connection to the vuvuzela.... keep reading..
- Blog: Downhill Skiing Video is a Sure Adrenaline Rush
"In the Blink of an Eye" is a downhill skiing video that provides lessons in sport psychology while giving a vivid demonstration of the strength, courage and skill of elite downhill skiers.... keep reading..
- Baseball: Baserunning - Faster Starts When Tagging Up on a Fly Ball
A baseball technique that gives baserunners a rolling start when tagging up on a fly ball.... keep reading..
- Hockey: Point the Front Toe on the Backhand Shot
Hockey players taking a backhand shot should point their front toe to the target for better power and accuracy.... keep reading..
- Cross-Country Skiing: A Progression for Teaching Downhill Cross-Country Skiing
Teach beginners to be comfortable on downhills by having them descend increasingly higher portions of a hill.... keep reading..
- Coaching/Teaching: Sticky Dots Help Teach Sports Skills
Sticky dots can be used to focus your physical education students' attention on critical body parts while learning sports skills.... keep reading..
- Cross-Country Skiing: Skiers With Balance Problems Can "Hang On to the Handle"
Beginners in cross-country skiing can develop their confidence by grasping a ski pole held by two steadier skiers. Good idea for PE education class.... keep reading..
- Promotion: Parade Floats Show You Off to the Community
A parade float gives you a great opportunity to promote your school's athletic teams and physical education programs.... keep reading..
- Blog: "He Called On It All" - A Motivational Video for Track Runners.
Our latest blog shows a video that is sure to motivate your runners as they approach their championship season in high school track.... keep reading..
- Blog: A Broomball Party Brings a Neighborhood Together
How broomball, and the power of sport, brings a neighborhood together on a cold winter evening.... keep reading..
- Health: Acne May Reduce Students' Enjoyment of Physical Activity
Anxiety about exposing their skin condition can make students with acne less likely to enjoy physical activity.... keep reading..
- Coaching - How to Get More Specific Weather Forecasts
Do you need good weather for this afternoon's physical education class? Use the "hourly link" to get greater accuracy from the forecasts on WeatherNetwork.com... keep reading..
- Blog - Are Cheerleaders Tough? You Betcha!
Our latest blog posting provides proof that cheerleaders are tough! Watch this video of a cheerleader tackling a fully-equipped football player during a game in order to protect his teammates.... keep reading..
- Blog: "Get Active" Videos - Keep Kids Active Over the Holidays
Our latest blog describes a web page that provides a series of videos designed to keep kids active. A great idea for the holidays, when students aren't at school.... keep reading..
- Blog - Hotel Room Prom
The latest posting in the PE Update blog describes how a caring coach compensated student athletes who missed their prom because of a conflict with their championship competition.... keep reading..
- Blog: You Don't Need the Best Facilities to be the Best Athletes
Our latest blog posting shows a video of Brazilian Capoeira practitioners demonstrating incredible soccer ball skills - in an inner city setting.... keep reading..
- Blog - NBA Coach is a Class Act...and So Are You!
The latest posting in the PE Update blog discusses an NBA coach, who came to the aid of a young singer struggling to remember the words of the pre-game National Anthem.... keep reading..
- Blog - Thunderstorms, Night Meets, Canada Geese & Fireflies Provide an Unforgettable Experience
The latest posting in the PE Update blog discusses a never-to-be forgotten experience at an evening track meet under the stadium lights.... keep reading..
- Blog: If You've Never Failed, You've Never Lived - A Video
An inspirational video that can be particularly powerful after a team has lost a game or a championship. You can also use it with students who have a fear of failure.... keep reading..
- Blog: Nelson Mandela and the Power of Sport
Nelson Mandela, who passed away last week, believed strongly in the power of sport to heal and to overcome barriers. In this blog, see a speech in which Mandela states his belief in the power of sport.... keep reading..
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