General PE Topics continued
- Article Dates:
- 2012
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Sleeping with the injured leg bent allows a pulled hamstring muscle to recover more quickly.... keep reading..
When traveling by air or bus, place a duplicate identification tag inside your bag in case the tag on your luggage handle is torn off.... keep reading..
A simple test using stairs that will help you estimate the amount of horsepower your PE students can generate.... keep reading..
A strategy for overcoming mental fatigue involving the breaking of long events or workouts into a series of smaller, achievable tasks.... keep reading..
A contest for home games in which the best school spirit banner wins a prize.... keep reading..
Students on an outdoor education trip can tie a knot around a rock folded into each corner of their tarp for strong, rip-free rope attachments.... keep reading..
A health class assignment in which your students cook a meatless meal for their family and bring in the recipe for a class cookbook.... keep reading..
Issues involved in adding inline skating to your physical education curriculum.... keep reading..
Reduce swearing and raise money by requiring students who use profanity to put money in a "Swear Jar."... keep reading..
Have your health class students squeeze a tennis ball to demonstrate how hard the heart works while pumping blood.... keep reading..
Does listening to music as part of a pre-competition routine improve actual race performance?... keep reading..
A throwing game for phys-ed class in which students must leave themselves vulnerable in order to make offensive plays... keep reading..
Sell homemade fudge and peanut brittle as a pre-Christmas fundraiser.... keep reading..
You can't afford heart-rate monitors for every student in the aerobic exercise units of your physical education classes. Fortunately, students can stay within their aerobic training zones by monitoring their breathing intensity.... keep reading..
School coaches can take notes during games to help them organize their thoughts for timeouts, half-times and after-game analysis. A reproducible note-sheet is provided.... keep reading..
A triceps exercise that allows students to observe the entire movement. It uses stretch cords so is great for large physical education classes.... keep reading..