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In baseball, with two out, a baserunner at second should take a deep lead instead of leading directly down the baseline towards third.... keep reading..
Balloons tacked to an archery target provide extra feedback for accurate shots.... keep reading..
Long runs can be used to practice the fast starts typical of championship races.... keep reading..
Teach players to perform under pressure by requiring them to achieve a certain number of successful plays in a row.... keep reading..
Athletes with achilles tendon or plantar facia injuries should avoid walking barefoot when they first get out of bed.... keep reading..
A drill that will let your athletes experience the ideal take-off position when hurdling.... keep reading..
A coaching cue for the one-handed backhand tennis stroke to develop the correct sequence of movements between the torso, shoulders and arms.... keep reading..
Keep your swimmers' hips high in the breaststroke kick by having them perform it upside down.... keep reading..
Throw-ins should be aimed at the receiver's foot or head--not bounced off the turf.... keep reading..
Local businesses with portable signs may provide free publicity for your sports and physical education program.... keep reading..
PE students on an outdoor survival assignment can boil water by placing red-hot rocks in a water container.... keep reading..
A video profiles and shows the basic rules of a spectacular new sport called Bossaball.... keep reading..
An assignment for health or PE class in which students check a number of packaged food labels to determine the amount of hidden sugar in those products.... keep reading..
An activity in which PE students combine tossing and catching skills with academic work.... keep reading..
Swinging the club to music helps clear the mind of analytical instructions, producing a relaxed, rhythmic golf swing.... keep reading..
Jumping into hoops will help PE students learn to "stick" their gymnastics landings.... keep reading..
The large, core muscles should be stretched first so they don't limit the range of motion of the smaller, adjacent muscles.... keep reading..
The mistake of a high hop in the triple jump can be the result of a lead knee and arms that drive too high.... keep reading..
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