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5 fun fitness drills for isolation

Mar 30, 2020 | Fitness & Health | 0 |

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Keeping fit has a range of benefits which means it should not be forgotten about during isolation. By taking part in fitness drills you can strengthen your immune system, boost your mental health and feel better about yourself during frightening times.

The UK Government has stressed the need to only leave the house for essentials, or to complete one form of exercise per day.

This blog post will provide you with a range of fun fitness drills, suitable for all ages, which you can complete in your home and garden.

5 fun warm ups to engage young children

Mar 10, 2020 | Coaching & Skills | 0 |

Reading time: 2 minutes

The warm up is a crucial part of any PE lesson. It should prepare the body for exercises by gradually increasing heart rate and circulation.

The process of the warm up should loosen the joints and increase blood flow to the muscles, preparing the body for physical activity and preventing injuries.

Delivering physical education in the cooler months can be a challenge for teachers, yet with these five fun drills you can help to ensure pupils are engaged during the PE warm up.

5 Fun drills for hockey penalty corners

Mar 29, 2019 | Coaching & Skills, Team Sports | 0 |

Reading time: 2 minutes

Penalty corners are frequently given in hockey matches when a defender fouls an attacking player within the 25-yard area, so it is an area that many coaches focus on in training to help the team prepare for this set play.

5 fun drills…to encourage quick passing in rugby

Mar 21, 2018 | Team Sports, Teaching PE | 0 |

Reading time: 3 minutes

Trying to work out more interesting ways to help your rugby players with their passing skills? This blog gives you plenty of ideas.

5 fun drills…for tennis doubles

Nov 24, 2017 | Teaching PE, Team Sports | 0 |

Reading time: 3 minutes

Quick, rapid reactions are key to performing well when playing tennis doubles, and whilst reactions must be fast, accuracy and strength must also play key roles.

If tennis singles is demanding, then doubles is doubly so as a pair of players must understand one another and work together in unison. You need a diverse collection of drills to hone a wide range of skills if your students are to improve their doubles performance.

5 Fun drills for rugby league

Nov 26, 2015 | Coaching & Skills, Team Sports | 0 |

Reading time: 5 minutes

Rugby league focuses on the key skills of handling, passing, running and tackling. Players are expected to have quick hands, good sprint speed with bursts of pace to try to break tackles, and the strength to tackle and halt their opponents’ runs.

Here are 5 drills that we hope you will find useful to help your rugby league players enhance these key skills.

5 fun fitness drills for isolation

5 fun warm ups to engage young children

5 Fun drills for hockey penalty corners

5 fun drills…to encourage quick passing in rugby

5 fun drills…for tennis doubles

5 Fun drills for rugby league

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