The Underhand Throwing Pattern
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Clip: The Underhand Throwing Pattern
Learn the starting position and the rocking movement needed for underhand throwing
Student Application
Try some new techniques for using a ball for exercise and controlling a ball for fun.
Learning Objectives
- Students will learn how to control the ball.
- Students should hold the balls close to their bodies. This position is called the "tummy" position. Each student should then extend the ball away from his/her body, as if the student's stomach was as large as Santa's. This is known as the "Santa" position. The stu...
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- Students should hold the balls close to their bodies. This position is called the "tummy" position. Each student should then extend the ball away from his/her body, as if the student's stomach was as large as Santa's. This is known as the "Santa" position. The stu...
Supporting Activities
- Practice with a stationary object:
- Using a building or ball wall with a target line and standing about ten feet from the wall, students may practice the underhand throwing pattern.
- The release: The students should release the ball as it swings between their waist and shoulde...
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