Session 5
High-hand hitting
THEORETICAL MATERIAL
There are three types of high-hand hitting. Each of them is made up of three distinct phases (preparation phase, execution phase and recovery phase). The existing hits are:
- Smash.
- Clear.
- Drop.
PRACTICAL SESSION
Session 5: “High-Hand Hitting”
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Materials: Shuttlecocks, badminton rackets, basket, Tablet.
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Grade: Fifth.
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Timing: 45 mins.
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Session Aim: To learn and to execute high-hand beats, through activities that include all the types.
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Vocabulary
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Smash (remate).
Clear (globo).
Drop (dejada).
Moment (momento).
Basket (canasta).
Leap, hop (salto).
Zone (zona).
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High (alto).
Short, low (corto, bajo).
Bent (doblado, curvado).
Between (entre).
During, for (durante).
Rapidly (rápidamente).
Carefully (cuidadosamente)
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To set (establecer, fijar).
To raise (levantar).
To extend (extender).
To bend (doblar).
To lead (dirigir).
To lower (reducir).
To spread (propagar).
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INITIAL PART (Session 5)
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Activity 2: Catch it!
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Timing: 5 mins.
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Teaching Style: Direct command.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Mathematic; Learn to learn; Social and Civic; Cultural Awareness and Expression.
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Aim: To have contact with the tactic of the high-hand hitting.
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Description:
In groups of three, two students in front each other must pass with the shuttlecock without the player in the middle picking it up.
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Rules:
1. Only passes with high strokes will be allowed.
2. If ten passes were made without the central player intercepting them, they would change the role.
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Pictorial:
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Variants: The same game will be performed, mixing the high passes with any type of pass.
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Intensity: High.
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Space: Gym.
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Materials: Shuttlecocks, rackets.
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MAIN PART (Session 5)
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Activity 3: Hit it!
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style: Direct Command.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Learn to learn; Social and Civic.
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Objective: To put the high-hand hitting into practice by extending the arms in the shot.
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Description:
A shuttlecock will be tied to a basket. Later, in turns, each student should approach to that basket and hit the shuttlecock.
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Rules:
1. The height of the basket will be appropriate for the students.
2. Students will extend their arms with each stroke. |
Pictorial:
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Variants: At the teacher's signal, two students should try to hit the shuttlecock of each basket faster than their partner.
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Intensity: Medium.
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Space: Gym.
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Materials: Basket, rackets.
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Activity 4: Hit it further!
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style: Task assignment.
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Key Competences: Linguistic Communication; Learn to learn; Social and Civic.
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Aim: To acquire the technique of high-hand hitting through exercises with outstretched arms.
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Description:
In pairs, they will hit the shuttlecock as far as possible from the same point.
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Rules:
1. The arms will always be extended.
2. The one who places the shuttlecock furthest will score a point. |
Pictorial:
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Variants: The game will be played in the same way, targeting another shuttlecock at a distance.
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Intensity: High.
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Space: Gym.
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Materials: Shuttlecocks, rackets.
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Activity 5: Bring it back!
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Timing: 8 mins.
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Teaching Style: Task assignment.
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Competencias Clave: Linguistic Communication; Learn to learn; Social and Civic; Entrepreneurial spirit.
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Aim: To work on decision making, as well as the different types of high-hand shots.
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Description:
In pairs, one will make ten high-hand shots. The partner will return the shuttlecock with "smashes", "clears" or "drops".
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Rules:
1. The responding student will perform one of the three types of high-hand hitting.
2. Every ten serves, the roles will be changed. |
Pictorial:
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Variants: In pairs, one of the components will be uploaded on a platform. As the partner throws the shuttlecock , they will need to respond with one of three types of high-hand hitting, while also jumping off the bench (introduction of changing environments).
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Intensity: High.
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Space: Gym.
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Materials: Benches, rackets, shuttlecocks.
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