...Vin Smith Professor King ENG 100 21 October 2015 Basketball: The teaching of the game. Basketball is one of the world’s most popular sports. Basketball is a sport played by two teams’ and their task is to shoot the ball through a circular rim, with a net hanging from it. Each team has five players and they play on a rectangular court having two baskets on both ends. The regulation basketball hoop consists of a rim or basket attached to a backboard. A team scores by shooting the ball through the net. A player scores 2 points if they shoot the ball and make the shot within the three point line and 3 points if they shoot the ball outside the three- point line. In order to play the game, players have to know the rules, the fouls of the game, and the regulation of the game. First, there are rules that all teams must follow to make the go smooth. The ball advances on the court either by dribbling while running or walking, or by passing from one player to another. Dribbling means to bounce to bounce the ball with your hands. However, it is against the rules not to dribble the ball while moving, to double dribble, or to carry it. Double dribbling means to hold the ball with both hands and then dribble the ball with both hands. A player should not step with both of their feet or this will be called traveling. If the player’s hand is under the ball and then they start to dribble the ball, then this will be carrying. A player cannot hit the ball with their fist or kick the ball with...
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...DING, DING, DING! Recess was just ending and so was our intense basketball game that we carried over from the day before. It was 6th grade then, and Mr. Tokar was our principal. Not many people said he was a very nice guy, but I didn’t know I had never met him before.And I hadn’t planned on having to until today. Just like most guys we were all determined to show off our skills to the girls, especially my best friend Kaynen and I. It was a normal game like any other that we played before, except it wasn’t for fun this time both teams wanted to win bad. I got the ball and dribbled up court and of course Kaynen was right there in front of me doing everything he can to get the ball. That’s when I did the worst thing I could have, I picked up my...
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...with their day. Jabari sat at the basketball courts and always wondered why he never gets playing time on his basketball team. Page 2 He always watched his teammates play scrimmages, and they would leave him out because they didn’t think he was good enough. Page 3: The thing was, he was actually better than all of them. He knew that too, so Jabari didn’t let them affect him, he kept practicing and getting better till he got his chance. Page 4: It soon reached the weekend and it was game time. The team met up in the locker room and talked about the game plan. They gathered up in a huddle, but like always Amari pushed Jabari out of the...
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...It was a tough season for basketball, we were undefeated but we were heading to a championship basketball game against fruitland who we barely beat by just a couple points in the first 2 games. The starting 5 were me Josh, Hayden, Cody, and Beeg. We were heading to Wiser because they hosted the championship football game which we won also but we were nervous because fruitland had a 6 foot kid and I had to guard him. It was hard for me because I was only 5/10 and was guarded by him which made it hard for me to get rebounds and make shots. That tall kid averaged around 14, 15 points a game but with me guarding him, I held him to 6 points a game against us. We were about to step foot on the floor and when we did the stands were packed and there...
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...study The question in this research: Is playing computer games affect the student’s study habits? But then choosing only a specific title which is, “Effects of playing NBA2k Series to basketball athletes”, (how this affect their play in real basketball games). Basically the concern is when these athletes play NBA2k, seeing the moves of the players in that games and applying these specific moves or strategies to the way the athletes play basketball. This could also be applied in other sports like FIFA games. Statement of the problem Computer games are growing fast today. We all see that children are mimicking some games into their real life situations in either good or bad way. One example could be the game “ The Sims” in which people use their imaginations in building their dream houses in the game and maybe some may copy the blueprint of the structure and put it into reality. Will the game NBA2k be like the game Sims that athletes may use the play style of the players in that game in applying it to their play style on the way they play their games? Significance of the study The research is for the athletes who play basketball and for the people who are interested to learn playing this sport, by applying what they learn from the game. This might help the athletes improve their skills and strategies in their actual games. Assumption of the research The expected result of the research is that: playing the game NBA2k really helps athletes improve their play and style...
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...The History of Basketball Basketball, a popular sport worldwide was created by a man named James Naismith. He combined lacrosse, rugby, football, and soccer to create this wonderful game. Throughout history the games has changed in so many ways. Even though it has changed the principle of the game stayed the same and is still loved by people. James Naismith the creator of basketball was born and raised in Canada and the United States. Naismith went to college at McGill University in Montreal, where he became involved in athletics. He graduated in 1887 and was in the top ten percent of his class. Naismith was able to watch the game of basketball become a worldwide sport and watch the sport change from people throwing a ball into a basketball to players competing at a high level. He lived to watch first Olympic basketball game in Berlin in 1936. Naismith also was the athletic director at the University of Kansas and worked there for thirty-nine years (“Basketball,” 2007, pp. 69-72) (George, 2013, pp. 690-691). In 1891 Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick asked James Naismith to create a new indoor game, which was different from gymnastics and calisthenics. When the game was first created, players would bounce a soccer ball and pass it to try and score points by throwing a ball into a raised goal. That winter Naismith decided to create thirteen rules to set guidelines for the players. All the students who played the game wanted it to be called “Naismith Ball,” but he chose...
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...Title: History of Basketball I. Introduction A. Attention-getter: Have any of you ever wondered where the game of basketball came from? Who invented it and how long has it actually existed? Is it much different today than it was way back then? Those questions and more will be answered by the end of the following speech. B. Significance: Although we might not all play basketball or watch the game, we all know what the game is; I am sure you could all name at least one player: Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James just to name a few. Thanks to James Naismith, we have the game of basketball. C. Credibility: I been a basketball fan since I was old enough to hold a round ball. I have played for my middle school, parks and high school, and still play multiple times a week. D. Thesis statement: Basketball has a decorated past, with a huge impact on most world citizens today. E. Preview: Today I’m going to inform you on the, 1. History of basketball. 2. The rules of the game. 3. How the game has evolved into what it is today? II. Body F. First, I would like to inform you on the history and creation of basketball. 4. According to the Kansas Heritage Group, Basketball was born in December 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts at a YMCA Training School by Dr. James Naismith to condition young athletes during cold months. 5. The first game was played with...
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...finals in the basketball tournament game, Josh and his friends are at a restaurant for a meeting at Pizza Pizza where they would talk about tomorrow’s basketball game. The meeting is happening because his friends want to make an agreement that if they are down in points, they would give the ball to Josh to make a comeback since he is the best player on the team. Joe: The team that we are going to face tomorrow is very hard to go up against. Josh, our teammates already made a decision to give you the ball in the final moments of the game to make a comeback if we are down in points. Josh: No! Can you give that job to someone else? I can’t be the one to handle all of that pressure Bob: You’re going to be fine. Don’t worry. Josh: I’m not going to do it. That’s way too much pressure. Rick: You have to do it since you are the best player on the team. Josh: Fine, I’ll do it. After the meeting at Pizza Pizza, Josh would continue to think about the decision that the team made for the finals in the basketball tournament game. Josh: (talking to himself) Our team is really good. How hard can the St. Henry basketball team be? I’m sure that we won’t be down in points. I don’t want to be the one to make a comeback for the team. Who could handle all of that pressure? My team doesn’t really need my help; I think that we are going to do fine tomorrow. The next day with one hour before the finals in the basketball tournament game, the Coach would call the entire basketball team to the...
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...University of Perpetual Help System - JONELTA Sto. Niño, City of Biñan, Laguna BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - High School A. Y. 2014 - 2015 HONOR ROLL CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Name of Student: Estrellanes, Gabrelle Noreen A. Year & Section: Grade 8–SHS St. Francis de Sales Classroom/ Outside Activities | Position/ Place | Teacher In-charge | Points | Election of officers: President | Nominated | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Election of officers: President | Lose | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Election of officers: Layout artist | Nominated | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Election of officers: Layout artist | Win | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Classroom Leader | Nominated | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Classroom Leader | Win | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Math Club | Member | Maam Deng Espeleta | | Election of officers in Math Club: Business Manager | Nominated | Maam Deng Espeleta | | Election of officers in Math Club: Business Manager | Win | Maam Deng Espeleta | | Nutrition Month: Slogan Making | Contestant | Maam Judith Trinos | | Acquaintance Party: Getting of food | Volunteer | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Acquaintance Party: Throw Garbages | Volunteer | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Creative Writing Prompts | Compiler | Maam Teresita Sarabia | | Oath-taking for Math Club | Business Manager | Maam Deng Espeleta | | Classroom elimination for Mural making | Enlist | Maam Cecilia Gadingan | | Orientation for FIAT | Participant | Maam Alma Mercado | | Meeting...
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...to other sports, basketball has a clear origin. It is not the evolution from an ancient game or another sport and the inventor is well known: Dr. James Naismith. Naismith was born in 1861 in Ramsay Township, Ontario, Canada. He graduated as a physician at McGill University in Montreal and was primarily interested in sports physiology. In 1891, while working as a physical education teacher at the YMCA International Training School (today, Springfield College) in the United States, Naismith was faced with the problem of finding in 14 days an indoor game to provide "athletic distraction" for the students at the School for Christian Workers (Naismith was also a Presbyterian minister). After discarding the idea of adapting outdoor games like soccer and lacrosse, Naismith recalled the concept of a game of his school days known as duck-on-a-rock that involved accuracy attempting to knock a "duck" off the top of a large rock by tossing another rock at it. Starting from there, Naismith developed a set of 13 rules that gave origin to the game of basketball. Of course it was not exactly as we know it today. The first game was played with a soccer ball and two peach baskets nailed 10-feet high used as goals, on a court just half the size of a present-day court. The baskets retained their bottoms so balls scored into the basket had to be poked out with a long dowel each time and dribbling (bouncing of the ball up and down while moving) was not part of the original game. The sport was...
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...opportunity, but in fighting off the competition with men. It is no longer an issue of women not being taken seriously or being looked down upon if they decide to be athletes, but that men want to take part in competition with women in sports. This film thus focuses on the struggles that the male protagonist faces in trying to compete with the popularity of women's sports and his desire to take part in the world of women's sports. Women in this film are portrayed as strong characters who are highly capable of doing what they do -- being professional basketball players. Their struggles lay in their dealing with fame and all the complications that it entails. These include rumors of financial problems, affairs, and infighting among teammates. The female protagonist is a character who can "do it all." She has a family, including two young children and a husband. She was raised in a proper household, but held on to her dreams of playing basketball for a living. The beginning of the film shows her struggles as a child in fighting against stereotypes, being taken less seriously than the boys, and being discouraged from playing sports. However, as she reaches high school and beyond, the sky is the limit. Her opportunities increase as women's sports in the general society are given greater emphasis and professional leagues are established for all sports that had an equivalent male league. The women's leagues' visibility and popularity rise among fans who become disillusioned with all the infighting...
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...[pic] [pic] LOG BOOK CO-CURRICULUM FOR BASKETBALL SEMESTER 1 SESSION 201509 Personal Information Name :CHAN WAI YEE Student’s Reg. No :15WBR11337 I.C No :941021-14-5108 E-mail :vannyhuiyee@gmail.com Programme/ Course :RMK2 Current address :12A-1B PANDAN PERDANA 2/3A,TAMAN PANDAN PERDANA, 55300 KUALA LUMPUR. Performance Evaluation Throughout the practical session, the performance of all the students who enroll in the co-curriculum course will be evaluated through marks and graded. However, the grades will not contribute to the GPA and CGPA. Games/Sports & Cultural courses are evaluated based on the following: i. Attendance 20% ii. Log Book 20% iii. Involvement 10% iv. Achievement 10% v. Technical skills 40% Attendance 1. Students who are absent from the Co-curriculum course and present a letter/proof of the reasons stated below will be considered present with a remark: a. Medical Certificate (MC) b. Represent TAR College for external events c. Death of IMMEDIATE family member 2. Students who are absent with the reasons below will not be considered present: a. Involvement in club/societies/school activities b. Personal matters Course Content/ Lesson Plan (to be given) |Week 1 |Warming up exercise | ...
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...“The Modern Day Basketball” 04/11/13 Ever wonder where the basketball came from, why it looks like it does, and the people that have played with a basketball? It is definitely not just a piece of rubber or leather, no it is far more than that. I always wonder about a basketball though, why is it orange? Why does a basketball bounce like it does? The things that a basketball does deceives the mind, especially when you put it in the hands of a well-trained player. There are all different kinds of people that use a basketball. You have kids just starting out to people that have never played before to the finest athletes in the world. There are people whose expertise is dribbling and others who are much better at shooting. There are others that can jump and grab the ball 12 feet in the air and you have players that focus their game on dunking the basketball. I often wonder why a basketball looks to appealing when you see one sitting on the ground. I don’t think I have ever walked by a basketball without picking it up to dribble it a few times and if there was a rim, there’s no chance I’m not shooting it. A basketball is appealing to the eye. One of my favorite sights in the world is seeing a basketball perfectly swoosh through the net. I still often wonder how the most recent version of the basketball got to be the way we see it today. The basketball we have all come to know is an inflated sphere. Basketballs range in size from very small promotional items to regular sized...
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...and Brazil in July of 1998. And it is also a genuine world championship, involving teams from 32 countries in the final rounds, unlike the much more parochial and misnamed World Series in American baseball (that doesn't even involve Japan or Cuba, two baseball hotbeds). But although soccer has become an important sport in the American sports scene, it will never make inroads into the hearts and markets of American sports the way that football, basketball, hockey, baseball, and even tennis and golf have done. There are many reasons for this. Recently the New England Revolution beat the Tampa Bay Mutiny in a game played during a horrid rainstorm. Nearly 5000 fans showed up, which shows that soccer is, indeed, popular in the United States. However, the story of the game was buried near the back of the newspaper's sports section, and there was certainly no television coverage. In fact, the biggest reason for soccer's failure as a mass appeal sport in the United States is that it doesn't conform easily to the demands of television. Basketball succeeds enormously in America because it regularly schedules what it calls "television time-outs" as well as the time-outs that the teams themselves call to re-group, not to mention half-times and, on the professional level, quarter breaks. Those time-outs in the action are ideally made for television commercials. And television coverage is the lifeblood of American sports....
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...The sport of basketball was created by James Naismith in 1891 in an effort to make a game that could be played indoors, more specifically in gyms of the YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association). The early days of basketball used a soccer ball and peach baskets. It wasn’t until 1898, when the first professional league was founded, when the peach baskets were replaced with nets. The original game of basketball only had 13 rules created by Naismith. One of the most notable differences from today's rules is that you could not move with the ball in your hand. There was no dribbling, so you had to stay where you were and throw it without moving. Additionally, there were no free throws in the original game. Instead, if a team made three consecutive fouls, the opposite team would receive a point. There are an abundance of terms used in the game of basketball. While most people can deduce what some terms mean, there are some that may need some explanation. You'll often see many different fouls in the game. A personal foul happens when contact is made between players that could lead to injury or an unfair advantage. On the other hand, a technical...
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