Due Date: Thursday, April 14th
We have started our handball unit. Handball is an invasion game,like basketball and flag football which we will be starting next week. Our focus this past week has been on maintaining possession of the ball. List for me five things you can do in any game situation to help your team maintain possession of the ball. Be specific about the tactic and sport you would use it in.
29 comments:
Sophie Lehrenbaum
1. Finding open space is a useful tactic in any sport, like handball or soccer, because while your teamate has the ball you are in a position to support them.
2.A give and go is an easy way to carry the ball up court in a sport like basketball and makes it challenging for the opposition to intercept the ball.
3. In sports like soccer and basketball, where your eyes are focused on the ball as you play or up field, sometimes its difficult to know if your being guarded.A simple "Man On" notifys a player to watch their back and be on the defensive.
4. In sports like floor hockey, the other team can press quickly. When your overwhelmed by pressure from the other team, passing it back to the keeper is a good alternative that will buy time.
5. In sports like soccer and basketball, its a good idea to play the field. Don't gravitate to the ball in the middle of a congested play; use the space and widen the field in order to make passes much more effective.
1) Make accurate passes-handball
2) Intercept passes from opposite team to regain possesion-football
3) Only pass to those who are open-basketball
4) Always stay in complete control of the ball when you have it-basketball
5) Know where the ball is and who has it at all times-handball
Javier Rosada
In Hand Ball you can:
maintain possession by:
1. Passing to teammates
2. Having possession of the ball
3. blocking and interfering with the opposing team's passes
4. Scoring in the correct goal
5. Maintaining good speed and working as a team
Laudan Salvidio
1. football- run the ball so the other team has no chance to get it
2. basketball- work the ball around by passing and no taking bad shots
3. hockey- ware down another team by skating faster
4. volleball- bump, set, spike
5. soccer- keep it away form the other team
Jonathan Gaus
1. Move without the ball, to make sure your teammates have someone to pass to
2. Be smart with your passes, don't throw the ball away.
3. Don't lose track of the ball. Know where it is and what you have to do to get it.
4. Only pass it to the good kids.
5. (This works for me) Be a million times more athletic than the kid guarding you.
Paul Tall
1. Handball- Don't take more than three steps or hold the ball for more than three seconds to prevent the ball from being given to the other team.
2. Flag-football- Spin and avoid opponents to avoid your flag from getting pulled. (While this itself does not automatically give the other team the ball, it brings it one step closer)
3. Soccer- Don't kick the ball out of bounds.
4. Volleyball- Don't hit the ball into the net; keep the ball up in the air so other team-mates may hit it.
5. Ultimate Frisbee- Make short, quick passes to prevent the other team from batting the frisbee down.
1. Keep your head up, look for any open players
2.Do not pass to another teammate when they're blocked even if you are in a tight situation, its better to just keep the ball than risk loosing it
3.Know the rules, for example you cannot takes three steps in basketball without dribbling and that would result into a turnover
4.Keep an eye on the ball, make sure you know where the ball is at all time
5.Most importantly, have eye contact or any kind of signal to notify the teammate that your about to pass to
David Li
-Matt Mays
1.) Always try to cut to an open area to keep the ball moving and constantly passing.
2.) Never throw the ball too soft or too hard so it is impossible for your teammates to catch the ball.
3.) Think for a split second before passing the ball to prevent poor passes/plays.
4.) Always communicate with your teammates.
5.) Never take too long to try and make an amazing play do whatever is necessary to maintain possession of the ball.
List for me five things you can do in any game situation to help your team maintain possession of the ball. Be specific about the tactic and sport you would use it in.
1) Getting open and moving around for people to have the oppurtunity to pass or score( for any team sport )
2)Passing back and forth is also a good way to get to the goal because its hard for a defender to get the ball between the two of you. ( This is really useful in soccer )
3)always defending your mark and not losing sight of them ( basketball and soccer )
4) make accurate passes because in sports like handball if it hits the ground, its the other teams ball.
5) Lastly, just passing in general to keep the ball moving and going forward can be very useful in all sports
Jessica Scholz
1. In football, to keep the ball, you need to have good communication with the coach and offensive players.
2. In basketball, you have to keep your head up looking for any open teammates, don't let the opposing team get the ball.
3. In any sport, you have to listen to your coach in order to be successful.
4. In handball, don't take more than three steps and don't hold the ball for more than three seconds. Also, the ball must be passed three times before making a goal.
5. In Volleyball, when serving don't hit the ball out of bounds.
-Jayla Norris
1) Try to find open space that is not guarded by the other team. This will limit the chance of an intercepted pass. This tactic is used oftenly in most invasion games such as basketball, soccer, etc.
2) Make use of the wide space of the field. When spread out, it is harder for the other team to swarm a target. This is also a popular tactic in most invasion games such as Hockey.
3) Try to pass quickly and accurately. This allows the team to move through an area more efficently and keep possession of the ball. This is oftenly used in most games such as handball.
4) Rely on teammates to help. Very rarely is a person successful acting alone. Almost all team games rely on this (Including water polo)
5) It may be useful to weaken the team by making them chase after the ball, as long as they do not substitute teammates in. This will help reduce their effectness in gameplay. This is especially useful in sports that are very strenous, such as soccer.
-Scott Shen
In handball
1. Block any open players
2. Make quick consecutive passes with minimal delay between players
3. Don't pass to people who aren't open
4. Make sure everyone on the team has a specific goal or job
5. Don't shoot unless you have a clear shot
Scott Jaffe
1. Move around, dont stand in one spot
2. Always pass the ball to teammates when you are getting surrounded
3. keep your eye on the ball so you're always aware if the ball comes to you
4. never pass to teammates if they are heavily guarded
5. never panic and accidently pass the ball to the other team
-eugene chu
1) You could add a fake to freeze the defenders, you could use this tactic in handball, soccer, basketball, and football.
2) You could keep the body between the ball and the opponents, you could use this tactic in basketball, handball, soccer, and football.
3) Making the contact with the ball as close to the center of the ball as possible, you could use this in soccer, basketball, football, and handball.
4) Playing accurate passes, you could use this in basketball, volleyball, handball, soccer, and football.
5) Make the move with enough time and space, it can be used in volleyball, soccer, basketball, football, and handball.
Deborah Chen
Dixon WIngrove
1. moving around to get passes. soccer
2. not taking bad shots. basketball
3. pass the ball around the other team, not by yourself, soccer.
4. do not throw alot in football, this lowers the cahnce of interceptions.
5. go to poen space away from the other team, soccer.
1. in handball you should look to see if someone is open or not before you pass.
2. Also in hand ball if someone is blocked you can keep the ball instead of trying to pass it to them and lose possesion
3. in flag football it is helpful to pass to people who can catch the ball well and if no one is open then you can just run the ball
4. in basketball instead of passing you can dribble the ball so you can keep it
5. also, in any sport, if you need to get to the ball make yourself open so you can receive it easier.
-Alex Sentnor
1. Handnball- Pass the ball to your teammates.
2. Soccer- When you pass the ball make sure that the perosn that you are passing to is open.
3. Football- Intercept the ball from the other team.
4- Volleyball- keep the ball in the air by bumping, setting, and dont let it touch the ground.
5- Hockey- make sure that when you score it, that it goes in the right goal.
Shelby McGinty
1) Don't dribble too rapidly, keep pace and don't kick the ball too far ahead of you, pass as soon as you see an opportunity. (soccer)
2)Always look for open team-mates, never pass to a covered team-mates and dribble if it is the smart thing to do. (basketball)
3)When you are in danger of giving away possession to the enemy, pass it back to the keeper. (soccer)
4)Make sure your passes are accurate and well-timed (handball)
5)Call out to the people you pass to, informing them of the incoming pass and therefore helping them maintain possession. (soccer)
Piyush Karki
1)pass to a teamate that is open.. and less likely to get the ball taken away.
2)focus on the ball at all times.
3)block and interfere if the other team has the ball
4)dont forget the rules.
5)have a strategy.
ashley bayuelo
Yashna Panda
Maintaining possession is very important in any invasion game.
1.Making good passes prevents the opposing team to lose time on scoring by not letting them intercept the pass: Rugby
2.Trying to create an unbalanced situation where it is three on two or two on one players can make it hard for defense to intercept passes or steal ball: Basketball
3.Trying to move around the defense to find open space can help keep possession: Football
4.Having good plays reduces the chance of loosing the ball: Polo
5.Invading the space of the opponents team to score as many goals as possible and then regaining possession as quickly as possible will ensure a win and help keep possession: Handball
1.) Get To An Open Area
2.) Call Out The Persons Name That Your Passing The Ball To
3.) Pass Back And Forth A Lot To Keep The Ball Moving And The Other Team Working To Try And Intercept It
4.) Know Where The Ball Is At All Times
5.) Don't Throw The Ball To Your Opponents
-Steven Miller
1. Constant motion so you can stay open
2. Continuous passing
3. Always be aware of were the opposite team is
4. Man on man defense allows the team to have great control over the ball because it allows the defending team to intercept the ball more effectively
5. ALWAYS KNOW WERE THE BALL IS!
Rahul D.
Katarina Yang
1. Handball- get into open space so that your teammates can pass the ball to you w/o it being intercepted.
2. Handball- know who has the ball at all times. If you do it's easier to intercept/receive the ball.
3. Flag Football- by spinning you can avoid the opposing team's hands and save your flags
4. Vollyball- by setting the ball you give people behind you a chance to score the point (instead of you trying to bump it and the ball ends up hitting the net)
5. Frisbee- have good communication with your teammates so that you can prevent the frisbee from being stolen when you guys're passing it to eachother.
Declan Devine
In order to maintain possession...
1.In soccer, frequently make passes so the opponent dose not have the time or chance to steel the ball.
2.In basket ball, use good dribbling techniques, such as protecting the ball with your body,so the other team can not take the ball
3.In football,make sure passes are accurate so that the opponent can not intercept the ball
4.In basketball, picks can be used to prevent the opponent from getting the ball
5.In hand ball, moving to open space provides the person who has the ball an easy outlet so that they can pass the ball with out fear of it being intercepted.
Michael Zhang
1.Finding Open space works in anyone goal game.
2.Passing to teamates that are in open space is key because someone will run to guard them, thus progressing the ball and creating more open space.
3.Think before you make a pass. Make sure it is more likely they'll actually receive it.
4.Basketball or Handball- Put pressure on the opposite team to increase the chance of them turning it over.
5.Make sure whoever your passing to knows your passing it to him.
#1 Passing to teammates
#2 Having possession of the ball
#3 blocking and interfering with the opposing team's passes
#4 Scoring in the correct goal
#5 Keep your eye on the ball so you are ready for a pass from a fellow teamate
All mainly handball
Yousuf Naved Period 7
Frances Sarah Lammawin
1. Communicate with your teammates first before the begining of the game so they won't be just standing there and doesn't know the situation such as basketball and football.
2. When you're blocking the person from the opposite team, make sure you use your back to block the person not "facing" the person so you can intercept the ball when opposite team passes it, this works in basketball, soccer, handball and football.
3. Always try to make an effort for your team instead of just standing there watching and forget to catch the ball when they pass it to you, it's always better to try than not trying, this works in "any" game.
4. Just keep moving around even though you're not holding the ball, make sure you're always open for your team to pass the ball to you, this works in basketball, soccer, handball, football and any other game that requires passing the ball.
5. Always pass the ball to your teamates before shooting or kicking it into the goal or basket, because one person can't "always" hold the ball and keep scoring because all games requires team work, this especially works on basketball, soccer, handball, and football.
1. Accuratly throw the ball to your teammates
2. Do short passes like in handball to maintain possesion of the ball
3. Block the other teams players
4. Get to an open space so your team can pass the ball
5. Communicate with your team to maintain the ball make make a point
Surtej Sarin
jake grolig
1. pass accurately
2. make sure you dont hold for 3 seconds
3. pass when someones open
4. only shoot when you have a clear shot
5. cover your opponents well from getting the ball
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