Fronske, Hilda Ann.
Boston : Benjamin Cummings, c2012.
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- Includes bibliographical references (p. 442) and index.
- 1. Teaching physical education is fun with the right tools — 2. The foundation of sport skills — 3. Aerobic kickboxing — 4. Archery — 5. Badminton — 6. Baseball — 7. Basketball — 8. Bowling — 9. Cycling-mountain biking — 10. Cycling-road biking — 11. Field hockey — 12. Fitness equipment workout — 13. Floor hockey — 14. Football — 15. Golf — 16. Lacrosse — 17. Pickleball — 18. Racquetball — 19. Recreational walking, running, and hiking — 20. Soccer — 21. Softball, fast-pitch and slow-pitch — 22. Strength training with free weights — 23. Swimming and water polo — 24. Team handball and indoor hybrid ball — 25. Tennis — 26. Touch rugby — 27. Track and field events — 28. Ultimate Frisbee — 29. Volleyball — 30. The practice of yoga.
- This book helps you learn how to correctly and effectively demonstrate sports skills so that students will remember the skills. This unique and exciting user-friendly text provides students with memorable teaching cues–short, catchy phrases that call the learner’s attention to key components of a skill–for nearly 30 sports and fitness activities. -back cover.
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