Basketball teaching

Author: Peter Klinesman
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book provides auxiliary tools for exercise forms, competition forms, classroom content, and classroom design in teaching. From the content of this book, you can select the parts that are particularly meaningful to your students. The book focuses on practice and is easy to operate. It draws inspiration from the writing style of volleyball, badminton, football, table tennis, and tennis in the "Teaching Lesson Plan" series. It includes the author's rich experience gained from the training and further education of teachers, coaches, and trainers, as well as valuable experience from years of coaching activities for youth and top-level basketball athletes. The entire book contains 40 pages of technical and officiating methods, 28 pages of individual and team tactics, 12 pages of exercises, 2 pages of corrections, and 100 pages of exercise and competition forms. The content covers how to select classroom content and conduct classroom design. The final 8 pages focus on the organization of competitions, with many tips on how to organize matches. The book is designed to help both beginners and students with some knowledge background to learn and progress. We firmly believe that the content introduced here is more than enough for middle school physical education teaching. The tactical section of the book is completely sufficient for students taking the physical education professional college entrance examination or those attending competitive training programs.