JOHNNY: Jonny and Jasmine here, welcome to Hybrid Sports.
JOHNNY: - All your favourite sports.
JASMINE: - But with a twist.
JOHNNY: Footgolf, badminton with books for rackets
JOHNNY: croquet with a football.
JASMINE: And today it's netball, without the nets.
JOHNNY: That's right, today's players will be playing a scoring zone version of netball.
JASMINE: Instead of scoring in the net
JASMINE: you score when one of your team members catches the ball
JASMINE: in the other team's scoring zone.
JOHNNY: And just to keep you on your toes
JOHNNY: today and today only we'll add in some quiz questions.
JOHNNY: When you see a Join In symbol get ready to move around the room
JOHNNY: when we ask you about team tactics.
JASMINE: - Stay alert!
JOHNNY: - Let's go to the arena.
JOHNNY: Today we've got the Falcons in red
JOHNNY: versus the Foxes in blue.
JASMINE: Foxes start with the ball, so they're attacking first.
JASMINE: Which means the Falcons are defending.
JOHNNY: They're off to a good start making many quick short passes.
JASMINE: Good spot Jonny, if you pass quickly
JASMINE: defenders have less time to get between you and the intended target.
JOHNNY: And it makes your opponents work harder too.
JASMINE: But you have to concentrate when doing things quickly.
JOHNNY: Too true Jasmine, If you're not focused
JOHNNY: making decisions quickly can lead to mistakes.
JASMINE: Ohhh, just like that!
JOHNNY: Yes, the Foxes really rushed that throw and paid for it.
JOHNNY: Now the Falcons get to go on the attack.
JASMINE: The Foxes defence is crowed and narrow.
JOHNNY: Let's pause there and ask viewers
JOHNNY: what's the best way to score against the defence?
JASMINE: If you think attacking through the middle, go to the right side of the room.
JOHNNY: Or for attacking along the wings or flanks go to the left side.
JASMINE: But you have to make up your mind quick.
JASMINE: Let's press play.
JASMINE: The Falcon player is attacking down the side-line.
JASMINE: Keeping the ball away from defenders.
JASMINE: And they score by attacking the edges!
JASMINE: It's always best to attack where there's least defence.
JOHNNY: You're right Jasmine, now the Foxes will have another try
JOHNNY: to reach the scoring zone.
JASMINE: They are making quick passes again.
JASMINE: So far so good.
JASMINE: The Falcons in red are surrounding the player with the ball
JASMINE: which is an aggressive strategy.
JASMINE: They're trying to force the Foxes into making a mistake
JASMINE: so they can get the ball back quickly.
JASMINE: The Foxes will have to think of a way around it
JASMINE: and soon!
JOHNNY: What can the Foxes do to defeat
JOHNNY: the strategy of surrounding their player?
JASMINE: If you think the Foxes should make short passes
JASMINE: keeping possession of the ball and wait for an opening,
JASMINE: go to the left wall.
JOHNNY: And if you think they should try a long pass
JOHNNY: and play potluck, go to the right wall.
JOHNNY: Right, let's press play.
JASMINE: I see a player going long.
JOHNNY: And here's the throw.
JASMINE: Ooohhh!
JOHNNY: But it's intercepted.
JASMINE: What a play by the Falcon's defence.
JOHNNY: Long passes work sometimes
JOHNNY: but usually they give the defence more time to make a play.
JASMINE: Yep, short passes and good teamwork
JASMINE: will pay off more often than not.
JOHNNY: Exactly, well that's the end of the first half here.
JASMINE: You can go try one of your favourite Hybrid Sports yourself.
JASMINE: You can even make one up but remember those tactical tips.
JOHNNY: See you next time.
Join commentators Johnny and Jasmine live from the arena as they introduce a selection of games, which have been modified for the classroom.
For example, badminton, basketball, cricket, football, hockey, netball, rounders and tennis.
They outline the basic principles and tactics of attack and defence; giving pupils the opportunity to join in throughout.
This is from the series: Let's Get Active
Teacher Notes
You could split your class into teams of 4 and set up games demonstrated in the clip; following the principles of attack and defence.
Pupils can score by making 5 successful passes, and a clear cut attacking opportunity could equate to goal.
Playing hybrid sports also allows for the development of team play and positive social interaction.
Key curriculum skills: Teamwork, throwing, catching, agility, movement, striking, passing, dribbling, shooting, principles of play.
Curriculum Notes
This clip will be relevant for teaching Physical Education. This topic appears in KS1 and KS2 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and Early and First level and Second Level in Scotland.
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