Name: | Waheed Ramzan |
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City: | Oxford |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Membership: | Adult Member |
Sport: | Football/Soccer |
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Set Up
- Four to six rows of hurdles or assorted obstacles in a grid (see diagram).
- Allow space between the rows for the studenst to run back to the start.
- Each row should vary in terms of the distance between the obstacles.
- An approximate distance between obstacles would be between 3 - 6 adult strides.
- Students take turns to run over the obstacles thinking about which leg they lead with.
- Studenst move up the hurdle grid when they can comfortably manage a three stride
pattern between the obstacles?
- Encourage studenst to take turns at being the coach and to look for areas of performance, which need practising.
Coaching Points
- A stride pattern is counted from the moment the lead leg touches the ground after clearing the hurdle until the same lead leg prepares for take off at the next obstacle.
- Odd number stride patterns are encouraged for sprint hurdles where the runner leads with the same lead leg throughout the race.
- Students sometimes find counting 3 strides difficult, because they tend to count the
flight phase as an extra stride. Encourage them to count “1, 2, 3, Over, 1, 2, 3, Over”
- Leading Leg
- Trailing Leg
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Jumping over obstacles
Objectives
- Lean the right technique for jumping ove hurdles
Material Needed
- Hurdles
- Cones
- Hoops
Set Up
- In a square area, 20x20
- Different objects will be placed there (hurdles, mini hurdles, hoops)
- Students will be in pairs, while one is inside jumping the obstacles, the other element of the group will be outside counting how many obstacles is pair done.
- Each obstacle jumped will count as one point.
- Students should have 3/4 goes each.
Progressions
- Everytime they touch a obstacle or crash agaisnt another student ,they lose a point
Coaching Points
- Run tall, as if looking over the garden fence
- Pick their knees up and pull their toes back towards the knee (the knee cap should point forward down the lane of obstacles)
- Maintain an even stride length
- Count their stride pattern
- Make contact with the ground as quickly as possible after clearing the hurdle