Warm-up Drills

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Part of Lesson 8: Communication and Collaboration
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Begin the practice session with a series of warm-up drills that are designed to get players physically ready for the session. These drills also serve as an opportunity for players to start communicating effectively with each other.

Encourage players to call out to each other, provide encouragement, and work together to complete the exercises. This sets the tone for the rest of the practice, emphasizing the importance of communication and teamwork.

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Warm-up Drills Worksheet

Welcome to the warm-up drills worksheet for your Flag Football class! Communication and collaboration are key skills in any team sport. In this worksheet, you will practice various warm-up drills focusing on these skills.

Examples:

  • 1. Partner Passing: Stand facing your partner and practice passing the ball back and forth. Remember to communicate about your positioning and timing.
  • 2. Three-Man Weave: Form a line with two teammates. Pass the ball while weaving in and out of each other. Coordinate your movements and passes effectively.
  • 3. Zig-Zag Dribble: Set up cones in a zig-zag pattern. Dribble the ball through the cones, calling out to your teammates for support.
  • 4. Quick Reaction Drill: Have a teammate call out directions for you to move quickly. Respond promptly and communicate clearly.
  • 5. Real World Problem 1: You are in a game situation, and your teammate is open for a pass. How do you communicate effectively to ensure a successful play?
  • 6. Real World Problem 2: During a fast break, you need to coordinate with your teammates to score efficiently. How can you ensure everyone is on the same page?

Answers:

  1. Encourage clear verbal cues and eye contact to signal readiness.
  2. Establish hand signals or codes for specific plays to streamline communication.
``` This HTML document provides a structured student worksheet for the Warm-up Drills section of the Flag Football lesson on Communication and Collaboration. The worksheet includes a brief introduction, examples of warm-up drills, and two real-world problems for students to solve. Answers are also provided at the bottom of the worksheet for reference.
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